Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1922, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON \Mth only two days left in which to do the Christmas buying, the dependability of this shop stands out in bold relief. Jellef’s for Centemeri French Kid Gloves. Jelleff’s for Gold-Stripe Silk Stockings. Jelleff’s for Mark Cross Leather Goods. D. C, 'TF # 1216 F St. NW. J Jellef’s for “Vanity Fair” Silk Underwear. Jelleff’s for Pure Linen Handherchiefs. Jelleff’s for Fine Silk Umbrellas. Jelleff’s for Silk and Woolen Scarfs, Neckwear, Silk Petticoats, Blouses, Negliges, Sweaters and the hundred arid one articles of apparel accessories that women so much - appreciate for gifts. Give Handkerchiefs —because a gift of hand- kerchiefs never fails to please; no one is ever over- supplied with them and no unpretentious gift is so nearly ideal; but remem- ber, quality in handker- chiefs is essential and you are certain of that if you buy your handkerchiefs at Telleff's. Women's Extra Fine Handkerclneh“ Real Madeira P:eu'l'.el:ll:n. H‘-nd-embro!d- ered Handkerchiefs, 756* h ea{Vomenl ancll Hand- made, Hand- embroidered Handkerchiefs, pure linen; colored roll hems. 75c Just Arrived From Paris New Beaded Bags $12.50 and $16.50 New styles, new coloringsand very specially .»rucd because of late arrival. l)raws!r.ng and shell-frame_bags, in the exquisitely fine beading which is_charac- teristic of French workma nship. Ten different styles and twenty different color- ings — exquisite gift things.— treet Floor. Handkerchiefs ‘Women’s Pure Linen Hand- kerchiefs of fine quality. dozen of these make a fine gift. Each.. ‘Women’s Pure Linen Hand- kerchiefs, hand-embroidered initials and floral de- 35c signs. Each Women’s Pure Linen Hand- kerchiefs, with pretty spoke hems and filet lace goc edgings. Each Women's Colered Linen Handkerchiefs, with hand- embroidered initials 50c and dots. Each.. ‘Women's Pure Llnen Hand- kerchiefs, with beautiful hand-embroidery and hand-drawnwork. Women's Colored Linen Handkerchiefs, handdrawn and hand-embroid- 75c ered; very fine. Each, MEN'’S Handkerchiefs of Linen Men’s Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, cxtra quam) soit and fine; exceptional value. Men’s Pure Linen -Handkerchiefs, hand- hem- stitched and full size. Each Men's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, with mm:ls in script and block letters. Each. Men's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, ‘with hand- embroidered “block initials. - Men's Fine Quality Linen Hlndkenll efi, hand-cmbroidered initials. Each.. Men’s Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, and hand-embroidered initials.. Each. $1.95 to $6.95 For Any Young Woman Exceptional styles—of fine net. daintily trimmed with fine val and filet laces and deftly hand-embroid- ered in neat designs A fine assort- cnt to choose frmo. Hair Bands $1.50 to $5.00 Especially Attractive as Gift Things eons affairs of frosted gold leaves silic leaves In pastel ‘shades, blaci and silver or Fold leaves and plaln leaves with ., rhinestones and colored Each ... ‘Women's Fine Linen Hand- kerchiefs, hand-embroidered in exquisite pat- sl 00 terns. Women's _Handkerchiefs, fine, pure linen; five-row spoke hems; hand- embroidered dots. sl 50 Each - 9l. ‘Women’s Fine Linen Hand- kerchiefs, real filet, inset corners; very dainty. Each. 32000 Women's Fine Linen Hand- kerchiefs, with hand-drawn work av';d hedzun- ful embroidery. More Elaborate* ~- $2.00 Up to $20.00 Evening Scarfs Make Beautiful and Uncommon Gifts Spanish Lace Scarfs, $12.50 to $25.00 Spanish Hand-run Scarfs, of exquisite texture, in wonderful designs and the wanted shades and colors Scarfs From Paris Fine Silk Net Scarfs, direct irom Paris. Desirable colors, gorgeously embroidered in stunning motifs in contrast colors and metallics. 25¢’ We Are Glad to Say More Gold Stripe Stockings Are on the Way! The Silk Stockings That WEAR! Plenty for everybody this Christmas! $2.00 $2.75 T oPAIR X k —with mercerized garter hems. —with all-silk garter hem:. $3.50 and $4.25 Pair, With Hand-Drawn Openwork Clocks ~ he beauty of silk I(X) per cent pure—the satisfaction -of | prmecuou from ruinous “runs” caused by the cuttmg o: gdr- ter clasps. No Better Gift Than Gold Stripe Silk Stockings One pair or as many as you please, in assorted styles. In Washington, only at Jelleff's. | Give CENTEMERI i o« Give GLOVES! Centemeri French Kid Gloves are beautifully made, and the stamp of Centemeri work- manship is immediately noticeable in every detail. Centemeri Gloves are here for every occasion—Two-clasp and Long | Street Gloves—Evening Gloves in all lengths. We are amply ready to serve you during these last two days. Long French Kid Gloves Long French Kid Gloves for Street Wear for Evening Wear Recent importations for Christ- Fine, soft kid, and perfect fit- mas selling include the most de- . ting; 8 to 16 button lengths; black, sirable styles of these Famous [RESS t8.10 AICiol Tl Gloves, 3 to 16 button lengths. i $5.00 to $8.50 Pair $4.50 to $9.00 Pair. Centemeri Gloves for General Wear Two very special groups of fine French kid, pique sewn. somely embroidered backs. Each pair perfect in quality. Two-clasp Styles—Pair, $2.25 Gauntlet Styles—Pair, $2.95 House and Boudoir Slippers What Splendid Gifts They Make! Special Lot of Women'’s Felt Slippers, l’an', 90c Some have felt soles and some have chrome leatlier ales—all are soft, warm and comfortable. ‘Women’s inlted Satin Slippers, $2.75 Leather soles, low heels, silk pompons—pink, dark blue, rose and black. Women’s Satin Boudoir Sl Soft padded Boles; light blue, dark blue, rose, brown, silver, lavender, black, black and gold, pink. A New House Sltppx for $2.00 Made of horlehldn soft and pli- able; felt lined; soft leather soles— black, brown, lavender, rose. e S e Red Felt Slippers, $1.60 Chrome leather soles, soft and. comfortable. Sizes 7 to 2. SLIPPER ORNAMENTS Rhinestone Buckles or Side Orna- ments, $3.00 to §9.00. C\Il-lle.l Buckles, §2.00 to $35.00. Women's l-'elt Slippau, $l|5 In light or dark blue, pink, rose, lavender, Oxford gray Ind taupe—silk pompons on front; others in lavender, ‘dark bl*e, rose and Nile, with stamped design on collar around tops over tops in two color combinations—rose, dark blue ana Tu they've all been marked down. wnd T ctagaer. Y Men’s Leather Slippers Low opera cut, of the bener kirid of Teathers. s Felt Sllnm, $2.00 | Hand- Would You Give Somet‘ing Lovely? Then--GIVE SILK UNDERWEAR There is a delicacy of texture, a subtleness of charm about silk underthings that makes its appeal almost ir- resistible. Knowing this, why hesitate to give these things of certain appreciation? Mwhoprderdme&lkadmtmnrnblypnbr -“Vanity Fair” Glove Silk Underwear Vests Bloomers $1.75 $245 Tailored tops and Elastic waist and self straps; rein- knee; well rein- forced under the forced; full cut; arms. pink only. Crepe de Chine Gowns, $5.00 White, orchid and flesh; yokes trimmed with val or filet lace. _Hemnfildnd. Sleeveless Gowns, $3.95 Silk $2.95 and $3.95 White, flesh, orchld, blue and veach: sumptyously lace trimmed. Silk and Satin Camisoles $1.50 and $1.95 Rwdium Silk and Satins; flesh, navy, white, brown, black; pretty lace trimmed. Beaver and Squirrel Trimmed Coats--Luxurious Gifts! The beauty of this winter’s coats with their lavish use of fine furs makes them especially desiraole for gifts. _ Few daughters or wives who would not be immensely pleased with such a beautiful remembrance! And here they are—thirty of the season's handsomest styles with furs it is a pleasure to see for you to choose from tomor- row at very special prices. with Tomorrow—and Saturday—Extra Sale of Handmade Blouses Fifteen different styles of the daintiest of handmade blouses—specially priced At $3 95 And $5.00 Round, square and -V necks; sweater styles, with lace-trimmed frills—Tuxedo otylel. with vestee fronts; Peter Pan collars with button backs. These wonderful groups include French voiles in both lots— | Trimmings are real laces, both Irish and filet—also hand-drawn i work, double blocking and the daintiest of hand embroidery. Cuffs trimmed to match collars. Handmade blouses make most delightful gifts—and these may be exchanged for different sizes up to Janu- ary 3d.—Main Floor. & Lower Temperature! Lower Prices! (J > ' : Give Furs! $50,000.00 Worth. of Fine Furs at Reduced Prices! A wonderful before-Christmas -opportunity. nothing nicer than furs for gifts. 3255 .00 Raccoon Sport Coats 40-inch length with 3-stripe $l 85 border—and full shawl col- Hudson Seal Coats $350 to $395 Plain and Trimmed Coats, Including $350.00 Hudson Seal Coats, 36-inch length— wolf collar and border. 00 Hudson Seal Coats, 40-inch length —skunk collars and. cuffs. $395.00 Hudson Seal Caau, 45-inch length —skunk c¢ollar- and cuffs. $355.00 Hudson Seal Coats, 40-inch length —natural skunk collars and cu 50.00 Hudson Seal Coats, 40-inch length —strmghtlme models, with mink chin col- * lars and mink cuffs. Choice $295 $12% | 825 1 H $15.00. ~to $20.00 | Very fine all fur Chokers, including | Fox Searfs, {n light | There’s squirrel, _fitch, - mink o ang and Jap mink and double ring-tail opos- _ extraordinary sum. ~ Specidl - teble 1 value and excellent tomorrow. for gjfts. %) (= =HCEICEHCEHCEICE: = i 2] SDAY, DECEMBER. 21, 1922. LOT FLANNERY IS LA | 10 REST AT MT. OLVET Funeral Rites for Creator of Lin- coln Statue Simnle. But Impressive. With simple rites Lot Flanuery, one of Washington's best knowa citizens and creator .of the famous Lincoln statue in front of the courthouse, was laid to rest this morning In Mount ate family and a few lifelong friends. The funeral services were impress- ively simple. Mr. Flannery's closest friends paid their last respects to the body at the late residence, 2920 Upton street northwest, last night. At 9 oclock this morning the body was re- moved to §t. Thomas’ Catholic Church, on Woodley road, and requiem mass was celebrated by the Rev. Thomas A. Walsh, pastor of the church. At the grave once more the simple rites were observed. Interment wa: in the family lot. The pallbearers, most of whom were relatives of Mr. Flannery, were Edward Fowler, War- ron McLean, John Zabel, Willlam Fowler, Sincialr Fowler and Eugene O'Danels. Few joyed a wider circle of close friends than Mr. Flannery, and his death has been mourned in all parts of the city. A respected citizen and a highly suc- cessful sculptor, he had enjoyed the acquaintance of most of the notable men who had come to Washington. Among them was Abraham Lincoln, Whose statue was considered one of the sculptor's finest pleces of work. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fatr tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature; lowest tonight about 28 degrees; moderate - northwest winds, becoming variable. Maryland—Falr tonight and tomor- row; slightly colder in east portion tonight; fresh to strong north and northwest winds on the coast, dimin- ishing by tonight. Virginia—Falr tonight and tomor- row; not much change in tempera- ture: diminishing northwest winds. West Virginia—Mostly cloudy to- night and tomorrow; warmer tonight and in east portion towmorrow. Records for Twenty-Four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 34; 8 p.m., 32; 12 midnight, 31; 4 a.m., 34; 8 am,, 3¢; noon, 38. Barometer—4 p.m.. 3$0.34; 30.2 2 midnight, !0!4 . um 239 8 a. 29.97; noon, 29.97. Highest temperature, 35, occurred at noon today. Lowest temperature, 31, occurred at 11:30 p.m. yesterday. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 51; lowest,/18. ition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at 8 am.: Great Falls—Tem- perature, 32; condition, clear. ‘Weather in Various Cities. | Temperataure. ;= 9T Ey L Staieo? 3= 5= 25 23 3 5% 53 = weatrer a2 &~ = Ll 3 Abilene, Tex. 30.34 54 28 14 Albany 94 28 24 'osEY Asbury . . 40 36 Atlantic Cit; 2,00 42 36 .. Cloudy Baltimore - 298 34 32 001 Cloudy Birmingham. 30.14 4¢ 32 001 Foggy Bismarck 30.14 28 Cle: 80.00 24 5000 34 20.96 42 $0.08 38 3008 40 30.04 38 30.22 &0 30.08 30.32 30.26 30.24 . 30.00 02 .04 .12 10 00 14 .02 24 94 ol Pltiddelpala; Phoeni: Relhe Portiand. Me. Portiand.Ore Raleigh,N.C. 8. Lake City 8an Antonio. ZR3RRBNES ggg;ggz;ssaznzsggansszsass:: hs“sgsésgssszssgs gane 2R3 Cioady » 3 "OIEIGE. Greenwich time, todsy.) Temperature; Weatter. Havana, Ci Colon, Canal Zor s Dyed Within 24 Hours MOURMNO BLACK 2469 18th St. Col. CARMACK DRY CLEANING CO. Cirele. Fr. 5232 10G, white, curly-haived, Owner apply P4 Conn. ave. Tel. No HAND PURSE, lady ply 4307 Wisconsin ave. LOSY. e mesh, containing over $30. on 17th L 'snd P sts. Call Fr. 6922 on wumnnn ave. Ap- 21 BAG. n.w. between { Eiberal reward. = ELET, fiat platinum filigree, diamond B s Suttable reward for return to Chevy Chase School. 6410 Cona. e. AT, Angors,_yellow and white. nmnx it Teturned to 930 Westminster st. Phone N. RB3. [ETTE CASE, sllver, monogram N ;‘I’,‘.A“ ard if returned fo room ”l. lm Vermont ave. COLLIE, small, called *‘Teddy”: white hvl( feet: hair gone from right ear. Reward. 1605 Ruchanan st. Adams 81. YARRI\G-—One dlamond _earring With sap- drop. Reward 12 returned to Mrs. E. A \llich’ll 1010 16th street. 25¢ FOX HOUND, black, white and tan, about Sujtable reward if returned to Chevy Chase, Md. Phone 23¢ AN POLICE PUPPY (female) gy 7 Chase, D C. this we! ame ‘‘Fritzer.” reward. Tamn to Wi, J. Keane, 3008 Tocelr sty Chers Chase. D.C. Tortolse-shell rim; Tuesday morn- At Kaneoin, Park. and interior De- a ve. B.e. partment: reward. 907 Ms TRISH '‘BRRIER, brown and black, with round Ielther coll: license tag l|l|.l|n! near awers to “Jerry.”" Tel. | Tyining, o o 2068 or Main 1238, Reward. ER, containing four keys. Pl s arpiand ave. n.e. Reward. 330 KEYS on ring, two weeks 2go. Reward. re- o Franklin 5689J. 5o CKPIRCE—Stone marten fur, iumhy m.i" NEld 6. Teward for retum to 823 n.w. Phone Franklin 7241. = Tow, at Sth and H sts. n. T O ease. " return to 646% Mori jease o n.e. PIN, Daughters Al P et taia 234 PIN—Monday, Dee. k'elad.'ml opaly, e and rubles; Call North 9 pearls nay Yost. containing tacles e High ‘Sciool; rew ‘money : Vlclnlty Business Linc. = — | C. IE. brown, containing s clot! ’SUIT Al ro : ‘n:‘ 3 lhw Unlfln station A nnro rl'h‘e::l“nnrfl if returned to 8. hoo!l- field. Columbta 8779. WATCH CHARM, round, Masonic. llwllfl. T. E. Thomas, 1232 Hamiin st. n.e. ‘downtown dist! lqvul it returocd to €21 w'd coln TE22.Y. ] mu-- ALe ot.n. Phone Lin E 24 Olivet in the presense of the fmmedi- | men in Washington ever en- | T | 921 15th street. Phome st u: or | gencs, TIERNANS NOW LIVING ! N GREENWICH VILLAGE TIMUS, Huddenis, Monday. Decomber 18, 1 s residence, 1114 Jtiadensh Dr WITLIAM 11 TIMUB, evpted mashani o 5 Professor and Wife, Who Figured | Athert. Trecteme B Rower 10" 10" mus’ and Mre. Evingeline Siecenson brother of George W. ai Lola T Annie and Carrle Colston and Trea et Dorses. Funeral ¥eida; mber 22 from lmlf s r-:--:l chapel, 1400 can be vi t chapel ufter 2 Dm'fl;(‘ur.lflll]h‘ s M"M TIMUS. Young Mo “ attent funersl of r'"'w"'fi'“,'.' TS 3 G, 'rn-n x pariors, 1408 8 g .‘K'I'RFHE\ FULLER, Pres | in Poulin Case, Make “New Start” in New York. i By the Associated Press. I NEW YORK, December 1. Prof. and Mrs. John T. Tlernan of | South Bend, Ind., and the boy upon | whose head fell the brunt of their { Daternity court battle against Ha: | Sec" ry Poulin, a_ South Bend haber- iy dasher, have been found living In . Tenn., a hotel in Greenwich Village. | of the lute Julls Trou: map and father of Fineral notiee nm.m’;"' B Troutme. With them were thelr two daugl ters. They were registered as “Wi llam A. Ross and family, Detroit. l They have been in the city ten days. Prof. Tiernan, with rela- tives {n Néw York, came here for the announced purpose of mann. B . a “new start” Mrs. Tiernan and on_ Pridey, December the children have remained in se- Interment” private. clusion, even taking their meals in thelr rooms. | _“There is nothing I can say. said Mrs. Tiernan. when reporters called on her. “All my advice h: t to talk. There is really that can be said.” are your plans for the Ju Memoriam. ALLEX. 1In ioving m i emary of our dear #: ERNEST J. ALLEN, wea:s BT Lo ALLEN. who dled four vea Often through the lon hen il is free from We think of you, o rough far trom w5 But memory brin enr. 4 MA LOVING MOTHFER AND FATRE Sacred to the memory of our siser. PESSIE CHABE nee” Richarde): won’ s 1t - deparied this lite one year ago today, Dr i Anather west fower has withered, A gem from the casket spt fres: AJamb tn the fold of the Bhephers Who sald “Let ber come unto Mc Bhe aleeps, the one s young and fai: “Nothing can be sald of them g | ! - | i “Her eyes filled. “Do you and Prot. Tlernan tend to remain in New York planning to continue to together?” el she sald simply. Prof. Ternan had been granted a divorce, but this was annulled after he married again soon after the decree was granted. Prof. Tler- nan returned to the hotel soon aft- erward, but he Yas as silent as FRoTRERS. - i HARPER. A lfikfll of love to the his wife. memory of our beluved san, JAMBE A. HAL. P ‘ll years ago ervary mass MRS. M. E. THOMAS DEAD. | Mrs. Martha Ellen Thomas, wife of 7. Brightwood, b, C. but not forgot d the souls of all t = , through love of biesscc eighty-nine years old, | sacred heart of Jesus. rest in peace. at the family home, FA';'H_'.F}T;S !lOTB!l( BR ERS A3D 908 Blltmore street northwest. Fu- neral services were held this er- noon at 2 o'clock at the family resi- dence. Rev. J. C. Thrasher of the M. E. Church South, Fairfax, Va., officlated. Burial was in _Fort Lincoln cemetery. | HAYHOE. In loving remembrazce of my de husband and our loving father, GEORGE W six years ago vesterday, December 20, 1910 THE FAMILY. * 8ix weeks ago Mr. and Mrs. Thomas lo- | FOLOHAX. Iz sad but loving remembra: .~ cated in this citv, coming here from| Of ir dear hushand wnd father, MABTI: Falrfax county, Mrs. Thomas is C. HOLOHAN, who departed thls life ai: teen years ago today, Tecember 21, 1906 Loved in life, remembered in deats HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND SONS. = JAMES. In loving remembramce of our des:’ mother and grandmother, GEORGE W. GRIFFITH DIES | 21" :01: ot o gra? "father aod ara ather, ISAAC IA!B!! ‘who dled elght yea n, Beptember 9, 1918. survived by her husband and four sons, Fred C.. Ashby, Wilson L. and Henry G. om: George W. Griffith, sixty-two ve: old, employed by the Capital Tra tion Company for a period of thirty- two years, died vesterday at his home, in Kensington, Md. Up to a few days ago he had heen employed actfvely at his work. He contracted pneumonia, which caused his death. He was sta- oved o0 thelr hands will clasp 13 c18 And never say farewell. . THAE FAMILY. - JOHNEON. In sad but loving rememb-an. of our dear wife and mother, ALIGE JOIT> - SON. who died two years ago today, Dece: - Tioned ot Chevy Chase as & receiver| ber 2L 1820 of the monevs collected by the con. We have eought threush Lfe's gardes of Quctors on thelr runs. He had been Toses e emductor on the 7th street line| Aud ™S fousd one sweet blossom ail Sew- earlier in his connection with the| Love wymmathy. fate, ai | traction comnany. changing and — i ‘.bf hnfl of our flowe:, dear motie:, Cards of Thanks. | exny P i LAZENBERRY. Sacred to the mem: I e wish to extend our wincere F'A'H“L_fiiz\lznur o eparied “wia thanke and approciation ta our relatices and | 157 TR remre s piona; #ncmmber i for sympathy and beant! flfl"'l at the ““! of our mather. Pl.ll‘ RETH CHAMBERS. THE PAMILY. * OVER. We wish to exprem our thanks to reiatives and friends for Gone, but not fergette. TS WIFE AND sox. In sad but loving remembrarce faiher and grandfather. LBO who departed this life ago todcy, December 21, 1821, Some day. some time. our eres will sec ce we lored so wel Some day his hands will clawp n ours never say farewell. m‘lzm CHILDREN AND GRANDCH! ter. ANNA M. OVER, wio l . 1922, .. The BROWN. nmm‘ this life Wednesaay. De- | et e s = he'| ODEROVEN. 1In loving remembrance of > e or th.e w. R _| dear husbend, LEO ODEKOVEN, who dind WK, widow of 1 5. Flersa| 0% Jecr ago today, December 21, 1221, I thick of you i silence, Few eyes have For many silent t While others are. : IS LOvING: ANg LONELY WiFE. - In sad but loving rem. 2 S AT who died six years a M. and| cember 2. 1916, ey e Mary C.'Boston’ Fusersl from the above | Gone, :80 ber 22. HIS WIFi . In memory of oar dear mother PLLEN CAHILL SILLERS, who departed Rrow of Mi 5 3 28 Naccy B, Darden. loving aunt of Rob- | Bro Yoneral FH‘IJ‘ h!l'!lh‘r 22, 2 pm., from H Church, M .t mlnlm ard friends !nvited. BURKS. Tuestey, December 10, 1622 at 8:10 % Tesidence. 1128 4th Y C M, Denen Crimmian). Delaved wite Joseph P. Burns, mother ‘of Anns m repose a4 friends fnvited of ber TRela to attend, l.m-en ot Mouzt Olivet ceme- this hh Sive years ago today, Decembes 1917. HER CRILDREN. w M husband CQHFAEXE\S ved " hust e i ,;-“ ] from his FUNERAL DIRECTOPS. residence, W T WILLIAM LEFE, Fusersl Direcior —oi gy 3. WILLIAM LEF, Fuseral Director sad (o ™ fl.:’;.'.:" o CANADAY. Departed ti Drices. 332 P Brw - Tele call M- 4385 December 20. 1922. 5 . er residence. Arlington, Va., MARTH. wife of the late Thomas Canaday, motirer of James A, and Hiram W. Ball Fuzeral | Fridey, Deeember 22, 2 o'ciock. fi ! Olive Baptist Church, Arlizgten. Va. Actomobile l'umu GENERATION ArTan GENERATION CARTER. Departed thin life Tuesd cember” 10 022, SABAR ©. CARTER of| 3@87 r“‘” 922 1812 20th st.. ted aunt of Rev. N. A. Carter. rul!ll’ll services conducted Ly Rev. Jfi Alexander Willbanks -lxlnp‘llmx-n (V||VQ Baj jurch, between L ant m,’;’-,u,, N at 1230 Tater| WASNINGTON.RC.WDEMR e et Turay, we: { = Quick, Digoifed and Efclest errice. CARTER. Members of V. E. Robinson's Coun- | w cil, Y. 6. Bt. Luke, ho. 485, will sttend A‘ e 'y called meeting, Bt. Hl“ ‘Thurada: 6 U ST. N.E. Lincolp 8464. B o ii30 smiork, | _Automoblie Service. Chape. to arrange for the funeral of Sister SARAH | CAR’ Funerat toom Mougt Olive Rap- night, December 2i. and M sts. | V.L. SPEARE CO. . oom Neither the successors of nor c T, B EDWARDS, Dexrse Calef. | ncored with the origimal Y. T Spea KATIE PA!\E ‘Rec. Sec. 21 ]:,;::."‘Jf.“,’.‘.‘.’i‘a'ga_ 940 F St. NW. DENKISOX. y. Wednesday. Decem- Frank Sud ber 29. u&. at 12 lfllm at Oakiand, Md., ALICE 8., (nee !l'lxmr'l. the beloved wife 1113 SEVENTH ET. \ W Modera Chapel. _Telepiione. of tie late George A. Denaison and devoted Main 2473 mother of Eva A. rtgon. Goldie C. FHuntt and Pearl E. Cliford. Funeral from her late n-ld!nuh 316 13th st. n. the to Douglas Memoria! Church, DODSON. Derarted this life Thursday morn- ing. December 21, 1022, at 5:43 a.m. Mra. ADDIE DODSOX ‘of 430 Que st. n.w., be- loved wife of Christopher C. Dodson, d voted mother of Mrw. Jennie Dickersos Timothy Hanlon Toynton C. Dodson, Arthur D. Dodson, & grentmother of Christopher Dodsen, I lov. |41 1 6T. X7 Phove L. 5513 Fre stster. of Mrs. Anale E. Kelly. = &he | ———— e ——— leaves & hoat of reiatives and triends. JAMES T. RYAN tice of funeral hereafter. ERALD. Buidenly, Wednesds: ber 20, 1922, GEORGE SAMUI } brother of Luey L. Fitzgerald. Funeral serv- fees will be held at Zurhorst's funeral par- lors, 301 East Capitol st., Friday. Decem! 22, 'at 7:30 p.m. Interment at Gmnafléh. Tenn. 817 PA. AVE. 8.E. . coln 142 Model Chapel. Private Ambulances __Livery ta Cosms c.- GRIFFIN. On Wednesday, December 20. 1922, GEORGE MORRIN. hisband of Mar: Biges Grifin, Funeral from’ e Sente, Wensiagton, Md.. at 10 a.m. gt Private Ambulance. R Speare o .ln'y"dmce-m 23, Relatives and friends n GRIFFITE. Suddenly, Wednestay, December UNDB!‘I'AKEM 1922, at New York, Mrs. ELLA M. SRIPFITH s paiive of Washington. . T neral services at New York. Interment pri- vate at Washington, 220 JROSS. Departed this life December 18, 1922, LUCY GROSS, surrived by three dunghte Mrs. G. B. Gruby of Asbury Mirny Sretie o thia city, 3iss Henrietea Harrison of this city, and ene niece, Mrs. 1208 H STSEI'J NW ORM! >4 mi_”.-t‘fl ANy fliml.ut m;m Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. N.W. Estabushes 3 i { i Automobile hm ‘Tuesday, December 19, 1822, 7 I ‘om P af Clen Barsie, Md. Rer DANIEL 2 KELL. aged 83, of the Baitimore M. E | ~Wg specialles In deslgning orect. Mary Bosley Haskell. Interment at Jmm} | okell, Taterment at Jessups | Ing memorials (monuments and mauso- M.E Gharch, Cockeyaritie, M., December leums) of quality and character. N JACKSON. Monday, December 18, 1022, at| Call and see hundreds of photographic 10:10 pim., after’s brief lilness of turee | guggestions and designa on exhibition in s At h!! residence, .. DO ce. " 1 CE& ?“:.": fl.llhl"‘.f Ben. | our of 3 u'n Fatbert and Dankr W, | THE J: m IM friends are invited Friday, December 22, at A. M. E. Church, 1lis, pastor. nch hour there comes to me anew A Ditter sense of loss; F. MANNING CO., INC., 14 Fifteenth Street. 2@!‘ 03, God, in mercr, pity me D tne in this sudden heur. Tn our bearts, Dorothy, your memory wil The Park Cemetery Gweetly. tenderly, fond and true: Son-Bastarien S¥Fwstunl Caze Besutiful and Sttiag location. Beadlly accessible—on electric car lss, On ‘Baltimore boulevard, at District line Office: 705 12th StN.W.. Phone Franklin 4745 ‘Write for 1 FUNERAL DESIGNS. There ‘wili be not & single day pacs That we will not th .- LOVING MOTHER WD FaTaE Members ot Excelslor Lodge, No. ecated to attend epecial 120, Pythisn Temple. to for Brother A. V. LEI eral. CHAS. W. EANDMEYER, C. {2 m December 20, his. ace.: Arlington LEIBIN. 14, K. of P.. are n«ulu fonight st arrangemen Feceme at 11 pm., lATfl“NA iaow of O tian Sproessor, 28ed 83 years. Funeral frem her late regidence, 307 G ot. n.w., on Sa day, December 23, Pm.Reiativ friends invited to stend. Intermeat vate at Rock Creek cemetery. at HODI{'AE'I PRICPS. .2416-17-18 Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. Prompt auto hum