Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1923, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTOfl. D.. C, MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1923. bo: | D in faot, | £ GOMPERS AND BAKER |roreal thoir views of tho opun stop|laber, ud (oot tn fast the open| Births Reported, | it Qs vz, [a5 opposed to the closed unton shop. | ShoP tends | ety S e g ARGUE “OPEN SHOP” CASE |, Mrs. Gompers' first letten dated| XMz Hakor develops the l.‘“m",: The followiug births hare been reported to| Juilus aid Katy Wen {August 19, oxpresses the shock he|that public interest is paramount. |the health department within the last tmty-[ Gourge B. and N-'l"'h l‘lf fl: jcxperfenced when ho learned that|)Xe opposcs the creation, either by | four hours: Richard and Margaret Lussel eals Views | Mr Baker lLiad been “converted to the | employers or employes, of an extra- o 3 Exchange of Letters Reveals Views | o o Lo o The. corrmspond. Toeat Fovernment” piscossing ing| Williaw C. ad Ads E. Nem, girl. of Tabior Teadts end ence, apparently, is closed with a let- | power to override the weifare of the| Juiton I. aud Nettle C. Miller, girl, Deaths Reporled ter from Mr. Haker, November 23, fn | publie, Michiael J. and Julla P. Miller. boy. ex-War Secretary. h he pleads for peace in indue- > | Cheater 1. and Ruth L. Avers, boy. IJ[]SEPH E. RALPH |]IES FOLK’S CONDITION BETTER ! Former Governor Reported by Phy- E 102 * e " i Vu A\\n”nn w 8 OM. O’b ST. LOUTS, Mo., January 1 'he TAYLOH ‘e Friday, Dumh.r nd expresses his be- | B, Tichard B, and Mary E. Jeftrion, boy. The followlng deaths bave been reported to Artiur G. avd Edna M. Davis, hoy, { four hours: | . "ELAND, Ohlo, ’ it In “the ‘industrial| wEATHERS 4 DAYS OF GALE.| 14 fiue L. and Geritute M. Tauner, #iel. | four hourn department witia the lest twents- | Former Director of Bureau of En- Philosophies | fleld has proved futiie, both to capital Ramuel wid Sarah Walk nd industrial and Jabor, and disastrous to the pub- | PLYMOUTH, England, January 1.—| Max and Len . &l Mary T. Vorbick, 1, 642 Orleans place n.e.| graving and Printing Brought | The American steamsiip President| IRobert and I d Nowton | how generously it may be stated, is g A B Liobert Brouke, 38, 2219 8th gtreet. ribut a cloak to shield the operations ), 3 50, D07 4th strect. . in_which both | to discriminate against organined | companies employs 200 woman agents. | Albers M. and Helen b ’ i e 05, 25 et TTHE MANS STORES OF WASHINGTON TOMORROW MORNING—BRIGHT AND EARLY! { WE START ANOTHER “WHIZZ-BANG” WEEK BY ADDING A FINE CLEARANCE SALE OF MEN’S FURNISHINGS TO OUR ALREADY TOWN- STARTLING CLEARANCE OF MEN'S FINE CLOTHING. A GIGANTIC CLEARANCE SALE SHIRTS — NECKWEAR — UNDERWEAR — HOSE GLOVES—PAJAMAS—SWEATERS—HATS—CAPS SHIRTS NECKWEAR UNION SUITS 2-pc. Underwear PAJAMAS fo S]05| | ase JQc | | %0 $]-59| | I Q5c | | dEm 8159 Soft Cuff Neckuwear FWEAT 3 for $1.40 Union- Shirts & Cogon Shirts 3 for $3 suits 3 for $4.50 Drawers 3 for $2.75 Pajamas 3 for $4.50 All $1.00 7 9C 200 g0y 39 Neckwear 3 for 8235 | 4y 9300 5 | | 4 5200 59| | ausso0 g0 39 Fancy 2' All $1.50 $1 29 Winter $2'3 Merino S] Cotton 2' Soft Cuff and $2.00 Union- Shirts & Shirts 3 for $7 Neckwear 3 for $3.75 suits 3 for $6.75 Drawers 3 for $4.50 Pajamas 3 for $6.75 SHIRTS ARE BROKEN LOTS OF EMERY AND OTHER FINE MAKES—ALL SIZES—NECKWEAR OF CUT SILK AND KNITTED SILK GOODS—BETTER GRADE HANDMADE—UNION SUITS ARE CHALMERS’ AND MADE-WELL—SEPARATE GARMENTS WINSTED HOSIERY CO.S MAKE—PAJAMAS ARE “UNIVERSAL” HATS ; HOSE GLOVES SWEATERS All $1.50 All $3.50 preeen CAPS Fall Hats $2 -50 Wool 5 9 C Mocha- 3] 29 finish 3 ;gff g:;:;' $5 .95 Hose 3 for $1.50 Gloves g:;"a:f $ ] .69 All $5.00 Sweaters All $1.00 A0 in the ,F,-“f,f,,‘,’;'d $3 55 $7.50 to $12.00 grades fi}'g(f;"' 790 I‘flflol’cfhg"d 32 35 House Hats Hose 3 for $2.25 Gloves IT'S HIGH TIDE In Our JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE OF MEN'’S and YOUNG FELLERS’ FINE CLOTHING Hundreds Hundreds . Hundreds : of Fne $DD.75 of Splendid ¢ D 75 “buaity 5475 SUITS SUITS SUITS Oregon City 1,000 Pairs Virgin Wool .of Fine $4 95 OVERCOATS Worsted Trousers Money’s Worth or Money Back D. J. KAUFMAN Inc. 616 ~ 17U STREET ! Cliften R Warters, 47, 1020 It atreet Mr. Gompers In Dis letter argues| Harding arrived from New Yori after| N Willlam W. Fulk, 3, Sibley Hospital, the Anieri- | that the open shop poliey, no matter | four days of gales, : N . Viorence Prentice; 40, Galiinger Hospital. 3 . Busan ome for Aged and Tnfirm, of ungencrous employers, who wish| One of tho great Euglish insurance | puiiiy and Sadie 17 fn 82, Tuberculosis Hospital, Here for Burial. JOSEPH E. RALPI. of the sudden death in New York Sat- urday of Joseph E. Ralph, fifty-ni years old, for twelve years dir of the bureau of engraving and printing. Ralph, long a re ' nad made his hom: York for the past three years, he was acting as chic President Farrell of the Corporation. He was stricken in an clevator while on his way to his office in the Empire Bullding, 71 Broadway, and died in the arms of ton, without regaining consciousness. Body Brought to Washington. The body was brought to Washing- ten yesterday and taken to Lee's ‘chapel, on Pennsylvania avenue. The funeral will be held tomorrow morn- ing at 10 o'clock at St. Patrick’s Church, when a solemn requiem mass will be sung. The interment will be in Mount Olivet cemetery. Mr. Ralph was a native of Illinois, At one time he served as assistant postmaster of the Ho of Repre- sentatives and was collector of the fair. He also was supervising con- tractor for the building of Ellis Is- land, N. Y. Mr. Ralph was a mem- ber of the Knights of Columbus. ‘Widow and Sons Survive. Ralph, he leaves four sons, Capt. Ed- | ward ‘A, Ralph, U. S. A.; Robert A. Joliet, Iil, and Howard F. Raiph. now diana. ———— EARNS $53,248,855. | North American Company Reports $24.05 a Share. ! American Company shows gross earn- |ings of $53515.855 for the twelve ioperatinz expenses and taxes stood {at $18,635,451 as against net of §11, {allowing for interest charges and preferred dividend requirements the company reported a surplus for_the common stock amounting to $9,724 cquivalent to $24.05 a share earn- on the 404,318 shares of common stock outstanding. This compar | with a surplus of $5.455.671. or $19 {per share earned on the 300604 h B TS fo the name of Toby: wears green collar with Montzom county tag. Reward. Cuyler 0. Meeds. setter. black { from vieinity of Wardman { ward. = Adams 2019, DOG—Collie, female, in Tacoma Park are swers to name Rummy. P B3 612 Van_Buren n.w. Reward.. ARKING (Jade green), on Buchanan si. 545 p.m. Thursday. Reward 0148 { EARRING, pearl and didmond _pendant, Army War College Mess Friday night eward. 2121 Kolorama road Tel. Narth nd Burlington T 131 185 Columbia ra. T { Retn e e PIN. sapphire and poari cre Park Hotel, | Rorth o¢ | FTRSE—Lady's, flat, i Year eove leaving St. John's {tained $40 and soms silver: rewand, Maln 0400, branch 893, RING Gold, with ARD {0 fnder of n Alredsle og. Notifs Mrs New Bampsifre ave. Teiep FUNERAL DIRECTOFS. Timothy Hanlon #41 H BT. N.B, Phone L. 5543, JAMES T. RYAN Motat Chapels | TA AVE B B aco! Private Ambutances " Livery_tn_ Copneetion. ablished 1873 elephone Cot. 7028, THE S. H. HINES CQ,, W. R. F. HINES, Prop. 20012003 14th u! Private_Ambula; IR Speare Co. UNDERTAKERS 43208 H STREET.NW . FORME] :.X 940F ST. Joseph F, Birch’s Sons m‘M St‘ N w Estabifshed 1841, | ‘Automobile Servicar "o *% t J. w'wAM LEB, Funeral Director ’l;nhu} ., Lirery fa conuection. chapel ‘and modern cromaigrium, "\ ! prices. 83 Pa. ave. n.w. °""“" V.L. SPEARE ( CO ; Neither the guccessors of nor con- nected with the original W. R, Speare | o v sese. 940 F St. N.W. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. | s sy en . Main 2473 | Quick, D‘{flm and zlflll! Bervice. ‘W. 'W. Dea 816 H ST. N.E. uncflll 3464 _Avtomobile _Bervice. Word was received in Washington ! | his son, Robert A. Ralph, of Washing- | but came to Washington in his youth. { | Besides his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth | i Ralph of this city. Daniel P. Ralph, | ja student at Notre Dame College, In- | NEW YORK, January 1.—The North | jmonths ended with November, 1922, as | against gross of $39.069.654 for the | ipreceding year. Net income after | 447,203 for the vear before. After | ¥ & { JUDGE. Born March 23, 1862, u X n silver. between 13th nnd New | i (nn-htmn of Joseph W. Folk, former e 'f,"‘;‘;"‘,,,‘,;;“‘- G governor of Missouri who ix unde:| leaves tolicira thelr tom his wife, Emme treatment at a Jocal hospital, was re- s S Ml i ported much improved la night.} Nammie Larnes, and a host of relatives and Physlcans attendlr © the former gov. Funeral from Wesles 4. M. E. ernor sald he was being treated for 7 3 Znd apd 3rd ste ! ecndition brought zbout by over-work : {in his Iaw pracilee ut Washington, D. oz, 1, [ C., Where he has his home. They e o e ceamil jadaed th wition has not weri- | TY Thmrsday, ! onsly attacked Folk's nervous syste bkt from lis late restdence .. Tuesday. 5. Lelntives agd | Card of Thanks. i Seittires = { BROUGHTON. We extend thanks and appre- | 5 clatlon to our fri » iu fioss and_ floral € and at the death of our b avd wep o mbe i residene LYUIA POWELL, i Cuarles W 2 Tanecrsl from is 8% | WATSON. emhers ., ‘Tuesday. § " old of Ruth, No. 1711, are requested to meet &t the 3 “q ; Tmmucglate Conception | Junary ©, 1620, ot & pm at 10:15 a.m ives any s ins!ied, | the fonersl of onr late it cgffet treaanrer. LYDIA ¥ WA e ee parted this life Sundas, e nm. Funeral Wed P, from Sinetenil strest Haptiat of fuveral h i . E R TAYLOR, M. N, G = December 31, 1922, at ¥ TRRS, WoR 2 at bis resl- | WOODBURRY. _Departed this iite, atier ehort itlnes . Deccmber 50, 1922 4hih st Des £ woon : Sons+ funaral pa- . A g e . & Md., Wedaesduy, Jar Mty Fr Edwanls. & 1o er father's home, Chapico, St. county, Md.. Sunday. ~Funeral from Leph'a Cathotie Church, 8 Md., Tuesday, January %, 1923, at 10 a.m. ; FORD. Saturdsy, Docem wother, ERANSON BURSE Trovidenew. Hospital loved | h o today. January 1 ud of Johunna Ford (uee Mirply) of L T L £ we conld lave our dearest wish fulfilled a.m., thence to “Church, where ud take onr choice of all carth’s treas urcs, 10 Toquiem mass will be offered for the repos: s ¥ Interment at Mt. Olivet ceme- | - fron 2 whtsocver we willes ves and friends invited to at- 3 ARET T '}ox funeral hereafier. GRUNWELL. Snddes at Punta Gorda, F! port of Chicago during the worid's ! Interment in Arl'ngton HART. Monday, Jamuarr 1 am.. MARTHA VIRGINIA g Philip Hart f_her dang! ler woul. Relatives and friends fuvited attend. Interment at Mount Olivet ¢ tery. HEITMAN. January 1, 1923, at 9:30 a.m her residence, rihbrook Courts, Newton sts. n.w., MARY FR. loved wife of Francis B, of funeral hereafter. Kindl : papers please ©or3.) December 31, f tie late ) from the Qerce of her sop, Maurice E. Torton, mont st. nw.. on Tuesday, January pm. | Nelatives and e Lonisville, Ky., papers p'e JORDAN. On December 31 a.m.._at her restdence, 33 FRANCES, the dev Theodore Jordan, mother of r ‘and Eugene :fl.n rter of 8 . Belie dobnaon of Westme “ daughter of the iate and Peter Thoru. & |'!‘rli‘ lowu. £ e foe ‘o fomerai. ater o for. 1 caseot gt Irelund; died December 30, 19: and fears: i p.m.. &t her residence, 116 V st v So far. I stand alon ATRERINE SUBGrE W of the late John two sons vain, fn vain near and 3¢ ment at McDONALD. HARRY J 7 Anua MeDonald. Faneral from the clapel James T. Ksan on Wedneslar, January 3. e 1o St. Peter's, whev mass will be said at 9 wm. Inferm: Arlington cemetery | McDOWELL. it rst on Sunday. December 31, MARRY PHIL ¢ Foster Funeral services will be held at 7.7 i B on Tuesday, January 2, 1923. at 940 F st. n.w. | MATTHEWS Lielatives and friends invited. Intermeni of wnr 4 private. omit flowers. i A mot Swann st. n.w., ) = Has go widow of 1 % For a unt of Mrs. i S Webster. Parker McGrundy December, residence, EORGE T era Al cemeters. Waslington ¢ K. of C.. ur h of Sir K Funeral from ren quicm: » wt 10 am s 1OVING WIFE, Mo What would I give to ¢ 1l loving fac am: Ler two dsaghters. | Mre. ‘Dora Flax and Miss Tlorence Kouder. and a son, Fdward Souder. Funcral from her late tosidenee at 2 pan. on Tuesday, 1 Interment at (Taitin December toved husbaid gy IS LOVIN DAU Interment S SHEPHERD. Departed this life afs iliness, Saturday, Deceml p.m.. at Ler e FRANCIs C. Sy :{hm T CEMETERIES. o ous i devoted hu e R ldren and three broth Vot : T Mrs. Mary Jobnson, il g lost of el : Tuneral - Tue ol The Park Cemetery {9 am. for tlie epose of ler soul. Non-Sectarian Perpetual Care Vvos And friends are Iavited . . Peautifui und fitting location. PHERD. Oflicers and members b s trict Auriliary, No. 2, Kaights of Si. ©On Bulthwors boulevard, at Distrlet lise. are hereby notificd of the death FIANCIS €. SHEPHERD of 43 onday, January 1. at § p.m Tuueral from | ce: t St Augustine's Churh, | 15th st sen | Phone Franklin 47 Rt ooy moming, A | \write for lustrated Booklet Aus, . j M. QLA\.DZR‘\. E. "_L\L, Dist. meu DESIGNS L. M. WELLS, Dist. Sec. 200 14th swEnY, Satueds ,'Sg\f.'m a, 11 sy | GEO, C, SHAFFER, 3% RCHER, belgved wite of Frenk 1. Steim .nxvnrss"!:uokui:unmxu Ehone M e Sincgarets 8. Comway. Durial | ot MODERATE PR 16.13-13 .'.rude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. ‘I"‘r‘:nnt anuto ‘l“m service. Sl ln Memorial cemetery.