Evening Star Newspaper, December 25, 1922, Page 7

YU N Closed Tomorrow Until e 19 2, ’\"" = AN —At Which Time We Start OUR ANNUAL “LOOKED-FOR” “WAITED-FOR” JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE EVERY SUIT IN BOTH STORES HONESTLY REDUCED Group A Twelve Hundred " Fine Worsted Suits 28 % No exceptions, no reservations—Every in Two Great Bargain Groups Group B FEight Hundred Quality Worsted Suits Fancy Sui¥, Black Suit, Blue Serge Suit, Young Fellers’ and Conservative M odels—3-Piece Suits, 2-Pants Suits. Models—Regular, Stouts, Shorts, Longs, Long Stouts, 33 to 50. Our own guality stock. Tailored and made to D, J. Kaufman standard. , % No charge for alterations. % Garments laid aside with deposit. All Dress Clothes Reduced i Group A : Tuxedo and 53700 Cutaway Suits Group B Full Dress, $ 00 Cutaway and 47 Tuxedos . . . . g The very mewest conceptions m _after- noon and formal evening dress. Fabrics -of fine dress goods—silk lined: through- out—tailored through and through by mas- ter-journeymen. Modelled and cut to fit any stature, in sizes 34 to 46, i 00 rAII Chauffeur ¢ I Nationally Advertised ‘ S uil t S 3 2 ] 5 Some with trousers, some with knickers. Ozxford gray whipcord. 34 to 44. Oregon City Virgin Wool Stormboy Overcoatsx Made where the wool is grown * Trimmed with pure Skinner’s satin, sleeve lining and yoke guaranteed to wear two seasons. Models susted to ALL AGES of Young Fellers up to 65. Sizes 33 to 46. Chauffeur 332.75 ] Overcoats Sold for $50 and $60. Siges 34 to 38 only. 1,000 Pairs Pure Worsted $4-95 Trousers Striped ond blue serge. Sises 29 to 50. - D.J.KAUFMAN Inc. RS 1005~7 PA. oy 616 ~ 17t STREET l Navy Blue Broadcloth |- While Trimiming Christmas Tree NEW YORK, December 25.— ' Judge Thomas I. Chatfleld of Br died suddenly in his home ye::icrday while decorating a Christmas trei. He was appointed to the bench fifteen years ago by President Roosevelt. His death, physicians said, was due to heart disease. Judge Chatfield was born in Owego, N. Y., October 4, 1871, and was gradu- ated from Yale in 1893. He took an active part In athleties while at col- lege, and was a member of the varsity crew during his senlor year. He was a member of Zeta Psi and was a former national professor of the fraternity. DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED. AT Identjfication of the body of the Italian killed by a Capital Traction car on F street between 2d and 3d streets northeast Saturday night as that of Emilio Antonelli, fifty vears old, was made at the morgue yester- lduy. Antonelll, who resided at 204 G street northeast, was in the em- ploy of the street cleaning depart- ment. Coroner Nevitt will hold an inquest at the morgue tomorrow. PRESIDENT’S FRIEND DEAD. NEW YORK, December 25—J. Howard Edwards, said to be a former newpaper publisher of Youngstown, Ohio, and a personal friend of Presi- dent Harding, fell dead of heart dis- ease while walking on 5th avenue. A }‘:’l’dow and two daughters survive m. Marriage. Mr. and M: SIMMONS, on December 9, 19: Deaths. BENNETT. Departed this life Saturdas, De- 1y at his resi- cember Bennett. Funeral from St Church ‘&t 9 a.m. Tuesda: Requiem mass. Relatives vited. | BREWINGTON. Members of Queen Victoria Honsehold of R 111, G. T. 0. of 0% are " reqic ehaped, corner 12th an > 4 duy’ elening at ¢ eloek (o Tay sad rites o our beloved jamate, Siste g RIETTE B 0N o December 2. d friends in o It. TAYLOR, M. FREDERICK A. SABES, W A BROUGHTON, mber his resi urch st beloved sou of James . A. Broughton, ‘in the S5ty year of his nge Funeral services Tuesdaz, Deecmber 9:15 a.m., at the home ‘of his au Pauline E. G St. Augustine e nd tiié late Phoebe n, 1532 T st. n.w., thence 10 Chureh, 15th and L sts. D whiere wmase will be sung at 10 o'clock. atives and friends iavited. c Mt._Olivet ceme fee t MOURNING BLACK Dyed Within 24 Hours CARMACK DRY CLEANING CO. 2469 1 St., Col. 638 Dapont_Circle. Fr. 5232 FOUND. Mrs, l(4:l.(-ru. Cha ng_card of es E' Mathews, 945 Va. PUKSE v gloves. Owner m: Shaw & Brown and also LOST. | BROUCH—Round mount:ng, with one diamond. Reward. Col, 581, _ - on D &t between Tth and Sth, or vard if returned to 913 DOG—Dee. 22 and white' buildog, m: Tag DOG, two. airedales, 7th. Brookland. D. C. = == DOG~——Brin : marked with white: swers to name of Dix; Ingleside Terrace. _Adar EARRING—One diamond phire drop. Reward if returned to Mrs, E, Mitchell, 1010 16th street. Saturday. Reward. 32 ENVELOPE, containing 30 rupees; bank #nd Mrs. Forrester on envelope. I_ave FOX HOUND, white and fan, about 2 month agy. ' Su reward if_returned 1o Cy Cummings, Chevy Ohase, Md. Pl er's permit_and ave. k.. Own. ddress Box : biack ears ack spote: of Mike. $5 reward if re turned to 207 12th st nw. MONEY—Five AL 1 hetween 4:30 and 1 . Frida ember 22. Reward. 1372 or_Ad . string Church _of and 193 5 Sunday morn change and rosary, be- 29 Colnmbia road. Reward. Address 4324 1Sth st Phone Col. n PURSE, fint_brown leather en ing a little over $15. in vicinity of 18th and d. on Friday. Reward if returned FUNERAL DIRECTORS. WA Speare < UNDERTAKERS 120§ H STREET. NW TORMERLY 9407 ST- - Bimus R. Speare. 105 Wiillis B. Clyde J. Richols Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. N.W. Etaviisied 1841. Phone Weat 96. Automobile Service. 3. WILLIAM LEE, Funcral Director and Embal Livery In"conuection. ~ Commodious chapel and modern crematorium. - Moderate rices. 832 Pn. ave. Tel 1883 WM. H. SARDO & CO. 412 H st n.e. Phone Lincoln 524. Modern Chiapel. ____ Automobile Funera! 816 1 & Lincoin 3464, Automobile_S Chapel. GENERATION ArTerR GENERATION ‘ 1857 rho 1922 { WASHINGTON, D.C.,UNDERTAKER V.L. SPEARE CO. 'Neitber the successors of mor con- nected with the original W. R. Speare stablishment. Phone Frank. 6036, 940 F St. N.W. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 3 SEVENTH ST. N.W. 1 lul-’mu ‘Chapel. _Telephone. Main 2473 “MORTICIANS s w203z roemA L. o - Timothy 641 H ST. N.E. Plone L. 5543. JAMES T. RYAN 817 PA. AVE. BE. Model Chapel. Lincoln 142. Private Ambulances Livery in Copaeetion. 1 7023. . “Nstabiished 1878, Telephone Coi ‘THE S. H. HINES CO W. R_F. HINES, Prop.. 2901-2008 14th st. n.w. Private Ambulance. Judge Drops Dead ( CUSTARD. In loving remembrance of JOHN Deaths. 9n Memoriam. DULANY. Departed this life Friday, Decem- | GRAVES. A tribute of love to the me ber 22,°1922 of his aur Va., LI at 3:05 p.m. it the residence Srs. Tettie Chambers ~f Clifion, NJOLN LEE DULANY. de leaves » mourn their oms a loving and_devoted wife, Mrs. Mercie Dulany. and da nora JHirshberge, and a brother, jel Dulany. and a host of _lel‘.ndl. Funeral Tuesday, December 26, at lhne;lm:k. at Linconia, Vi Friends are in- vited. % DUNNING. Suddenly, Thursday, December 21, 1921, ut 10:30 p.m., at Emergency Hospl NING, beloved son of the and Elizabeth Dunning. Foneral wiay from Undertaker ¥ 3 7th st s.w. Interment at Congressional cemetery. Friends invited. * EDELIN. Departed this life Friday, Decem- ber 227 1422, f his sist Mrs. hoost. me. in his 45 year. Funeral services on Tuesday, Decem- ber 26, at 8t. Cyprian's Church, whbre mass will be sald at 9 a.m. for the repose of hix soul. Interment at Mount Olivet cemeters. * FLETCHER. Wednesday, December 20, a MARY. Deloved wife of Lonis Fletcher, devoted mother of Ella Simms, Louis Fietc:er, jr., and Benjamin Fletchor, and grandmotlier of Elizabeth Fletcher, Jo- | » Albert Fletcher and Lonis T iux may be viewed at 619 Florida 1T tablishment, ave. nw., at auy December’ 26, at of the Holy Rede ot cr invited to GRINDLEY. Suddenls, Safurday, December t hix rexide fon pl. n.w. the beloved of " Mary dlex.” Funeral from his lute residence Wednesday, D 1 p.m. Inter. ment at Arlington national cemetery. Friends and relatives invited to attend. HICKMAN. Sunday, December 24, Lovettsville, Va., WILLIAM 8. HICK: at2 pm, Suddenty, RD T. KE ol J. and Mrs. at the esday, December 26, Interment private. “of Aunie and the late Ben), Notice of funeral hereafter. * December 23, 1922, at Emergency Hospital, usband “of the Inte Wammail) and father mains can be M. Sardo & Co.. 412 H st. nee. funeral hereafter. MORRISON, Suddenls. Decem. Gladstone 3520 ate resi on Tuesdar, at 10 am. Interment at Oak of Juhn ¥ Kard year of | from her Jate (Metropolis, 11i., pupers pleas NORTON. Iwparted thi ber 21, 5 T Tuesday, Decem. Suddenty ZARETH R 7 beloved Virginia jeatlier. Funeral from her late res dence Decomber ed this life Fridas, Dece 30 pm.. at her residence, 5 BAULIN. Mondns 1:45 wm., JOH gust Kaulin, . beloved ter, Mrs. Ludw Wednesdus, 1 b Relatives and friends invited o attend Interment at Ce. | dur Hill cemetery. (Baltimore papers please copy) RICHARDSON. Saturd: 3. ROZEL RICHARD December 26, December 23, 1922 N, Funeral of Mrs. M. BYDER. Monday, December am. ut her nw. MARY E. (nee Barry). wife of John Ryder. Notice of fuveral bereafter. © . nee.. W ALICE, ‘beloved ; in the meral W ednesd: ‘clock p.m. In Memoriam. BAILEY. In of our dear mother, ANNIE BAILEY, who departed from this life four years ago today, De- cember 25, 1918, When mother breathes her last farewell T ke means more than tougue can tell. The world seems like another place Without the smile of mother's face. HER CHILDE E Tn loving remembrance of our RGINIA BAR- e four years ago 1E P. WRIGHT. * ciug remembrance of my A V. BARBOUR (nee this life four years 8. BARBOUR. beloved Vnr] er of | away three 5. Robert Cartin, who p Fears ugo today, December 1919, Oh, the memory of that xad morning, As T watched with aching heart. Seeing the one w0 de Tierced by dea God has his Some_day And_to HER LOVIN ROBERT She She sl Her Yet not our w HER LOVING G MRS, EDW. WHITE. 1 only ask to live ench day when life’s course ix done That 1 mas meet the one 1 love Tn the land berond the sun. HER_JOVING SISTER, MRS. EDNA TES. . ARENTS, ME. AND HAREY CUSTARD, who departed this life , 1919, He sleeps without * The one we tried o suve: i still cherisbed, Though he ix in the silent grave. MOTHER AND BROTHER. * { GANT. Tn sad but loviug remembrance of our an iy b one month Another sweet flower has withered, A gem from the casket et free; A lamb in the fold of a Shepherd, Who said, “'Let her come unto Me. She sleeps, the one o young and fair. She slumbers sweet and knows no care; Her heart was pure. her life %o Young, Yet not our will, but God's be done. O, God, what a weight of sorrow Nust e, the lonely ones, bear; Tiie ailent Toom, the empty bed And the lonely vacant ehair. HER LOVING MOTHER AND DADDY. * VES. In loving remembrance 3f my dear o';:vh!u‘. HARVEY H. GRAV who died , 1921. Some time, some day our eyes shall see Thie face we love so well; Somey day_our b will clasp in his "Kud ‘Bexer a3 farewell. “We only sk to live each day, ;fi '?l;l life's course is done, That we may meet our luved one d bevond the sun. In the lan e e [\VES. In sad but loving remembrance of n:l‘y dear pephew, HARVEY H. RAVES, who departed this life one ye: g0 today, December 25, 1921. Just one year ago today you left us— How we miss you, Harvey Jdear— And remember all your IMI!-_ As we drop a silent tear. ‘We cannot hear your loving voice, Your smiles we cannot see, But h:uxh“h Iltd!:ken show £ We remember thee. 2 LOVING AUNT DENIA. Who departed this life 23, 192 Iutérment at Belmort, | MORRIS. In sad and 1 of 'my dearest friend, HARVEY H. GRAVES, who departed this life ope yea¥ ago today, December 25, 1921 COULD 1. Could T but feel your kisses, dear, Warm on my cheeks tonight; Could I but rest in your dear arms, Where all is sweet and bright Could I but hear you sing to me As in those days of old The wong I did s0 Jove to hear The Bweetest Btory Told. Could 1 but listen once again To your dear voice so true, And hear you say the same sweet words, Dear heart, I love but you. Oh. tien would I forget this pain That eats my life away’ Ob. then would all the troubled nights Be turned to blissful days. But no, the voice 1 love is still To me forevermore, And thou, strange death has claimed thes, 3y dream of love is o'er. And_ yet, oh, just for one more hour With you, dear beart, close by, 1'd sacrifice the world and all - And then lie down and die. LILLIAN DEALE. * GRAVES. A tribute of love and memory to & devoted and loving son. HARVEY H. AVES, who departed this life one year ago today, December 25, 1921. Today recalls the memories Of a loved one gone to rest; And the ones who are thinking of him today Are the ones who loved him best. A bud the gardener gave us, A pure lovely child He gave into our keeping To cherish for awhile. it was opents o the day "~ Down came our Heavenly Fatber And took our bud awa HIS LONELY MOTHER. @ late residence, Tuesday, |GREEN. A tribute of love to the me of i dear mother and. auat, - MARGAREF GREEN, who passed into_higher life fve yeurs ago today, December 25, 1917. No one knows the silent heartaches, Only those who lost can tell Of thie grief that is borne in silence, For our dear one who love 80 well. DAUGHTER, SADIE WILLIAMS: SON, WILLIAMT GREEN, ANDTNIECE, ADK DICKRON. HORSTKAMP. In sad nut loving remembranee of our dear brother, WILLIAM E. HORST- KAMP, ‘who s life twenty-seven years ago, December 25, 1885, How we have missed him none can tell; Ore have been wet; Our_brother, whom we loved 50 well, + We never can forget. SISTEIS AND BROTHER. * MILES. In sad but loving remembrance off my deariy Joved one, ROBERT A. MILES, who depar life ove year ago today, December 25, 1921. One year has passed, dear busband, and I mise you: Friends may think the wound has healed, Bat they do not know the sorrow That Jies within my heart concealed, HIS LOVING WIFE, DAISY MILES. (-4d0d wsword sawlnd wiowpied) MCLANE. In wud but loving remembrance of our dear mother and mother-in law, HAR- RIET McL. depurted this iife six years ago . “December 25, 1916. Our hearts today are vers heavy, Our thoughts are all of thee. How we loved and bow we miss thee None but God in leaven can see. We have searched diligently for words t8 express our loneliness without you and found mot ome: We sought @ langusze that would tell what Your loss liax meant to us, but alas, thers ing remembrance for our loving hushand and father, CHARLES ‘. MORRIS, who departed this life August Sunshine would not be sunshine, Kkies would not look biue. Christmas wouid not be Christmas Without a thought of sou. o lonels withont you. i WIFE AND KON, MARY L. In loving remembrance of our uniy Po-gfin"'nr“ C. POOLE, Jr., who di on Christmas day, December 25, 1807, Ofteen Sears ago Even death has a wonderfal mission. Thougl: it tohbed us of one we love. Tt drass te from onr surroundings To long for the meeting above. No matter how heaty aur Joss in. N matter how great our despa’ Dowsa't beven wecin teater and brig ow that unr loved ane iu there Towaow Eh PAPA AND MAMMA. * POSEY. In loving remembrance of my dear mother. MARION E. A. POSEY, who de- parted this life nine years ago today, De- e ner. "Mothér, T am thinking ef you other, ing of 3 il WILLIAM LEE POSEY. * RILEY. In lovinz memors of our dear hus- band and father, PERRY P. RIL ‘whe died five years ago today, December 23, il ot back the departed. enchored aife where storms are o'er: On the borderland we jeft him, Soon to meet and part no wmore. ti'e world of changes— " World ‘of care., wxing loved one s wansion fair, AND CHILDREN. * (nee Jernag:n) ago today, Dec Some day. < " eyes will see o well: ands wiil clasy in ours farewell. < W. H. JERNAGIN A%D 7 SHAFFER. In loving remembrance of m; dailing daughter FRANCES LORRAINI Who died two sears ago todss HER FATHER. s of our daughter TRUDE R. SIMMS (oes ried this life two and flower has withered, t e cnsket wet free. foid of the Shepherd Who ®aid “Let her come unto me. THE FAMILY. © STRIFFLER. In s°d but loving remembrance of our dear brother JOIN, who departed thie life oné’ year age today, December 25, peaceful rest; noweth best. Called by D FAMILY. * HIS BROTHEI . Sacred to the b nd our lovinz father, SIMON G. ed this life eleven years 11, but mot forgotten. WIFE, SON AND DAUGHTER. * TURNER. In sad, b my dear brother. 8 departed this life two years ago today, December 1920, In my heart vour memory lingers, “Tenderly, kind and true. There ix Dot a day. dear brother, “That 1 do not _think of you. . MRS. SYDOLIA FORD. ® In loving remembrance of our BUSHROD UNDERWOOD, who rest December 25, 1899, ® YOUNG. In loving remembrance of our dear HIS SISTE grandmother. HESTER YOUNG. who de- parted e year ago today, Decem- ber 2 “There is & A rest for weary pilgrims found; They softly lie Low in tie ground. " GRANDCHILDREN. 5 t ix the memory of otr de- voted %o and brother, JOHN WESLEY, taken from us last He bid no one one a last fareweil, He said good-bye to none. Hin loving heart Just ceased to beat, And before we know it, lie was gone. His cheerfal smile and kindly ways Are plensant to recall. He hnd a kind word for every one, And died beloved Ly all. THE FAMIL We specialize in designing and erecta ina memorials (monuments and, mauses leums) of quality and character. A representative will call by appoint. ment with portfolios of designs and sug. gestions. THE J. F. MANNING CO. 914 Fifteenth Street. INC., ~ cEMETERmS. ~FORT LINCOLN The Park Cemetery . Nen-Seetarian Perpetual Care Beautiful and ftting location. Readily accessible—on electric ear Mas. ©On Baltimore boulevard, at District Mas. Office: 705 12th St.N.W. Phene Frankiin 4745 Write for_Ilfustrated FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St Prompt auto del) service. R expres .,,'L‘_ )