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| president of the closed International | State Bank, who was arrested in New Braslawsky CUTS HER THROAT. CHICAGO, February 3.—Alter re-|throat with a safety rasor blade to- vealing the whereabouts of her hus-.gay. band, Eugene Braslaws is said to be mifssing serious. FUNERALS Moderately Priced Delivered to Any Point in United States KRAMER, 916 fHE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FEB ANNIVERSARY WALLOW T0 BE HELD BY CARABAO Military Order to Observe Twenty- Third Year Since Beginning of Philippine Insurrection. The twenty-third anniversary of the Deginning of the Philippine in- surrection will. be celebrated by the Military Order of the Carabao with a “grand anniversary carabao wal- low,” to be given at Rauscher's, Connecticut avenue and L street, next Saturday, February 10. The following officers of the order were elected at a meeting held at the Army and Nayy Club last Thurs- day. Paramount carabao - (com- mander), Brig. Gen. Harry H. Band- holtz, U. S. A.; patriarch of the herd (senior_vice commander), Rear Ad- miral Benjamin C. Bryan, U. S. N.; ball carabao (junior vice comman- der), Brig. Gen. Henry C. Halnes, U. Marine Corps; lead and wheel cara- bao (secretary and treasurer), Col. Joseph H. Heller, M. O. R. C.; main | guard, Col. Henry C. Bonnycastle, U. |8 A.; winder of the horn, Capt. George W. Steele, jr.. U. S. cares tenero,. Col. John R. M. Taylor, U. § [{ | A.;-gamboling carabao, Capt. David | AL Aadison, U, S. N., and veterinario, | Lieut.. Col. A. De U. S_A. Tie Tollowing compose the general committee In charge of the bang Matthew Laney, | cepted James A. Mo arrangements: Col. Col. Henry U. 8. A, chairman Bonnycastle, U. 8. A; Col. John R. M. Taylor, U. 8. A.; Capt. Victor 8. Jack- son, U. 8, N.; Lieut. Col. Hugh Mat- thews, U. S, M. C.; Commander Fred- erick L. Belton, U. 8. N.; Maj. Resolve P. Palmer, U. 5. A.; Capt. George R. Grau, ex-emergency; Capt. Walton R. Sexton, U. 8, N.; Capt. David M. Addi- son, U. 8. N.; Lieut. Col. Herbert L. Evans, U. 8. A.; Maj. Willlam L. Pat- terson. U. 8. A.; Maj. Fred W.Boschen, U. S. A, and Col. Joseph M. Heller, M. O. R/ C. > — TRIBUTE TO LINCOLN.. Program Complete for Exercises to Be'Held Next Sunday. / Arrangements for memorial serv- ices for Abraham Lincoln to be held next Sunday at the Lincoln Memorial were announced last night. Repre- sentatives of all ex-service. organi- zations have been invited to partic- ipate. A parade will precede the exgrcises. A band will be furnished by the War Department and prom- inent government officlals have ac- Invitations to take part. —Dr, John Wesley Hill, chancellor of Li coln University, is expected. to be present. The parade will be mobilized at the Arlington building, Vermont avenue entrance, just above H street, prior to 11:30, when the start will be made. Uniforms will be optional. 7 THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy and much colder today; tomorrow fair, continued cold; fr northwest and north winds. Maryland—Cloudy and much colder today; tomorrow fair, continued cold; fresh to strong northwest and morth winds, Virginia—Cloudy and much colder today, probably snow or rain in south portion; tomorrow probably fair) con- tinued cold; fresh to strong northeast and north winde. v West Virginia—Cloudy .and colder today; tomorrow fair and continued cold. Reeords for Twenty-Four Hours. Temperature—Midnight, 44; 45; 4 am., 46; 6 a.m, 48; 8 am. 10" a.m., 54; 12 noon,’ 47; 2 pm.. 45 4 pm., 42; 6 p.m., 40; 8 p.m., 40; 10 p.m., 37. Highest, 55.7; lowest, 40. Relative humidity—8 a.m., 96 per cent; 2 p.m., 65 per cent; 8 p.m., 60 per cent. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 51; lowest, 35. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States coast and geodetic survey.) Today—Low tide, 4:25 a.m, and 4:43 p.m.; high tide, 10:12 a.m, and 10:32 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 5:12 a.m. and 5:37 p.m.; high tide, 11:03 a.m. and 11:23 p.m. The Sun and’ Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:13 a.m.; sun sets 5:32 p.m. RUARY 4, 1993_PART 1 CONFEDERATE VETERAN DIES AT HOME OF SON Dr. Joseph Robert Lee ‘Was Medical Purchasing for Lee’s Army. esty lcer Dr. Joseph Robert Lee Hardesty, Confederate veteran and for many years a resident of the District of Columbia, died early yesterday at the: home' of his son, Fred Lee Har- desty, at the Brighton apartments, 2123 California street. Dr. Hardesty, who was eighty-seven years of age, was born in Harrison- burg, Va. He graduated from the University of Virginia in 1854 and from the Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, in 1856. uring the civil war he took part in the first battle of Bull Run. Later he was sent to England as a pur- chasing officer of medical supplies for Lee's army. Both going and return- ing from England, Dr. Hardesty ran the blockade established by _the Union ships around the port of Wil- mington, N. C. Dr. Hardesty married Susan Sicklin of Charlottesville, Va., and came to the District in 1885 and practiced his profession, in which he was a special- Beaths. ; I The officern and members «r'wnrnnn CALDWELL. Union Lodge, No. 1, meet Mondaj, Febriaty 5, 1028, &t 1p.m., at the home'of our lata sister, MARY E. CALDWELL, 1306 Franklin pus of attending her funpral. rs. P. M. RAITZ. Acting Rec. Sec's, 4% OARTER. Friday, February 2, 1923, at the residence of her son, Georgy H. 435 Bloom st., Baitimore, Md., ADALINE FITZHUGH CARTER, the beloved wife of the late Charles Carter; mother of William H. Fitzhugh of 1808 4th Fitah more, Mrs. Sallie Jeter of Roc Mrs.’ Addle Kirby and Mrs. Daisy ' Morgan of New York and Laura Ritsbugh, Mrs. Novana Parker, Mrs. Martha Carter and Mrs. arriet Perry of Newport, R. I 23 grandehildren and a host of relative friends to mourn their loss. Funerw Mt. Zion Church of Alanthus, Va., Monday, Februnry 3, at 1 p.m. members of U. ®. S . 2, American Legion, notified of the-death of Comrade CHURCHILL. ~ Funeral services on y, ut 2 'p.m., at the Calvary Baptist Church. Interment Arlington national ceme- tery. Commander EUNICE C. DESSEZ. COGGINS, Baturday, February 8, 1923, at the Masonic and Fastern Star Home, CAROLINE M. COGGINS. Services at the 8. H. Hines Company's funeral heme, 2001 14th st. W, onday, February 5, at 2:80 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. 4® DAVIS, Baturday. February 3, 1923, at 1:30 m., at her residence, 823 12th st. n.e.. ZIL- LAH J., beloved wifé of Henry J. Davis, daughter of the late George W. and Barah 7. Crawford and mother of George J. Davi Funeral services at Calvary Episcopal Church, 11th and G sts. n. Monday, February #t 11:30 a.m. Interment at Vineland, N. J. 4% DAVIS. All members of Prince Hall Chapter, 0. 5, 0. E. 8., are hereby notified to be present at tie residence of our late sister, ZILLAH J. DAVIS, 628 12th st. n.e., Sunday. dies’ 1. 0. M., will n.e., for the h and Mrs. Georgia Bi | I Friends and rel | Deaths. t Thursday. February 1, 1973, at his _ residence Macomb si. n.w., HARY T. WINFIELD, beloved hus baud of lelen M. Winfleid (nes Kline) Funeral will take place from his late resi dence at 2 o'clock Monday, February 5. 4 YOUNG. Departed this life February 3, 1923, at 1:10 a.m., at her late_residence, 38 F st nw., MARIE MOSS YOUNG, the de. voted wife of John Young and daughter of Emma Moss Lewis and the late Sandy Moss, loving sister of Mra. Lelia Banks adopted sister of iason. Fumerai sday, February p.m., from Zion Baptist ' Church, 'W.. H. Howard, pastor ves invited to attend. * BABCOCK. Sacred to the memory of my dear father, JAMES H. BABCOCK, who en tered into ‘eternal rest thirteen years ago today, February 4, 1910. Loved in life, remembered in BRADLEY. GARET ago today death: ROB. * Bacred to the memory of MAR BRADLEY. who died taree years February 4, 1920. THE FAMILY. In sad but loving remembrance of our darling 1itle boy, CHARLES WIL LIAM CHAPPELL, who 'left us six years In our hearts you are giways remembered. Bweetest tLoughts stl cling o your nae The parents who loved you in life, dear baby you in death the same. : YOBR LOVING MOTHER, DADDY AND LITTLE SISTER. We kuow that God only loaned you To us for & little while, For when the angels came to take you away You were ready, with a sweet, little smilr GRANDPARENTS, MR. AND MRS. HAL! No one knows the silent heagtaches. Only those who have lost can tell Of the grief that is borne in silence For the one we all loved so well. UNCLE ARTIS AND AUNT RUTH FIELDS §ad and sudden was the call, Bix long years ago today Called from this world {0 peaceful rest, Called by Onr Tord, who knoweth best. UNCLE RAYMOND AND CLYDE HALL DAY. r CROPPER. A snd hut loving tribule to the L e memory ‘of our dear eigowe. » AXE MCFHER Siuning, 8 5m- sbarp, to perforni the 8l | EENCROPPER. who departed this life three S A years ago. February 4. 1920, REBECOA BEASON, Sevgr 10" ‘ | She faded awas like the stars of the morn Departed this life February 1, 1928, | 1ya® lose their 1 i Dep v 1, 1923 nat lose their light in the glorious sun o'clock p.m., at his residence. 2926 | ghe faded awny. gently and loving. anton rd., Anacostin, FRED DYSON. He | “'hut ane “will’ dimare b remenibered by s 8 devoted wife, Susie Dyson; three what ‘she has done. sons, Freadie, James and Benjamin Dyson: | DEVOTED SISTELN. AMANDA E. CROP & devoted daughter, Glendora Christian, and | — PBR, OLARA W. LEWIS, AND DEVOT seven grandchildren. * Funeral from St ED 'BROTHER-IN-LAW, STEWART M Jobws C. M. E Chureh February 4 at i LEWIS. 3 . i ": 7 L invited to attend. {DAWNE 1a loving remembrance. of our: be afe in the arms of Jesus, loved daughter. CARMENIA B. DAWN. . Safe on His gentle breust, who departed this life efght years ago yes There by Hia love overshadowed terday, February 3, 1915. Sweetly his soul shall rest : How sad it is with us wmight FAMILY. 4° Without thee in our sighs: 3, 1928 at 1! But God has taken vou d5ay, al AMOS T FELTS | We will meet aguia sy day. at his late home §a| Resr, sweet rest. Monday at 2 pu. In yonder world with the blest When this 0ld world shall pacs awas We will_meet in heaven, there to star. HER MOTHER AND FATHER. * FERRY. A tribute of love to tie memory of my _dear mother. MARY ELIZABETH CRRY, who died fiftesn sedrs ago foday February 4, 1008 To me there Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:12 a.m.; sun sets 5:33 p.m. Moon rises 9:18 p.m.; sets 8:59 am. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Citfes. l ist of ear and throat diseases. ,- He I8 survived by four sons, Isaao L. Hardesty of Pittsburgh, Ben F. Hardesty of Chicago, Fred L. and Dir, Willlam -Slaughter Hardesty, both of Washington, and two grandsons and two granddaughters. {tation. | .Dr. Hardesty's funeral will take Sat.8pm. to| Place at 2 o'clock tomorrow after- Spm. 8p.m |noon from Wright's chapel, 1337 10th 36 ;| 3treet. Interment will be in Rock 40 0| Creek cemetery. P —— : Births. Reported. o i The following births v i the Tast twents-four hovser T "TPOted 12 eyderaten and Fanie’ duaue, Loy and gisl Ja; R. and Annabel Adams, boy. C] es O. and Bessle Frady, boy. Cecil C. and Olive E. Buchanan, boy. Joseph C."and Mary Chillemi, boy. Edward snd Ler R. Challle, girl. Joseph B. M. Goldsborough, boy. Eugene L°ana Saran R idvel, boy. o N o1 , 1. Harty 8. and Datsy . Gray poy, * Chaney. boy. George W. and Emma V, Charles R. and Minnle Z. Burrows, boy. Harriet Greene, boy. John V. Joe 2nd. Ide Rubin, ‘girl. Hampson, boy. Freeman. boy and girl February 4, 1023, at 7 o'clock pmw., for the purpose of performing the rites of the order. Funeral gervices at Calvary Episcopal Church Monday, February G. at 11:30 a.m. MARY M. HUTCHINS, W. M. ERNEST M, DICKERSON, W. P. DAVIS. ~Officers and members of Richard Howell Gleaves Assembly, Order of the Golden Circle, are requested to amsemble at the residence of our deceased loyal lady, VILLAH DAVIS, §28 12th n.e., Sun —Temperature.—, _Precip Min, Fri. night. £ Max. R | . - - A 1 3 | Asburs park, ~ | Aunevilie, N. C. | Atianta, ‘Ga.. . i Aulantic City, N Baltimore, Md...... Hirmingham, Als... ARRY 4. KAurMAN: 1316 To 1324 7TH ST.. NW. Mill End Sale of AlWool | Girls’ Dresses | Fur Collar Coats Chesenne, Cleveland, Ohio Davenpori, “Towa. Denver, Col.. Women's and Misses” All-wool Coats with fur collars of nutria—colors are tan, copen, deer and navy—full length and fully silk lined. Buttons and fancy stitching for trim. Sizes to 4. Specially priced at $12.95. N . Sat. Special! 47,x9 Feet Congoleum $ €) .98 Art Rug .. — Perfect Genuine bargain YR TITC TR TIY YT FT VAT RN 95T R TR TR Des Molnes, ‘Towa. Detroit, Mich.. Duiuth: Minn.. $1.25 Yard-Wide French | 7 9c Serge. . fabrie, sofs finish, A finely woven Navs or Black: for women's, | children’s dresses, sairts. etc. FELTS. Saturday, February p.m.. in Leesburg Hospita Bervices will be held Bast Falls Church, V. Friends are invited. GLASCOE. Friday, February 2, 1923, JOSEPH A. GLASCOB, ieloved son of John W. and Eila M. Glascoe. Funeral services will be held at the Bradbirn M. E. Church Monday February 5, at pm. Interment Congressional cemetery Los Angeles, auality. good. new Loulsvill patterns, Gold Seal quality atterns, James H. and Hannah L. Ferrell, boy. Edward and Hazel Pratt, boy, Edward A. and Nellle (.' Watts Alonzo and Grace Thorns, boy. Irving and Grace Wright, boy. 'UNN. g e Friday, John and Reathy Prescott, girl, el s el ks 2, 1923, at .. at_her esidence Raymond and Heden M. Wells, bor. R O vhen 1 TRAFFIC CLUB TO DINE. f == Seventeenth Annual Fete at Ra-| leigh Next Saturday. The seventeenth annual dinner of the Washington Traffic Club is to be held at the Raleigh Hotel next Sat- urday night. The committee in charge has ar- ranged a program which will include addresses by Representative R. Wal- ton Moore, Commissioners Oyster and Keller, Rev. Dr. James Freeman, {George M. Smith, superintendent of the Pennsylvania railroad: Maj. Sul- livan, chief of police: Representative Philip Campbell and Frank J. Hogan. The club recently elected officers as follows: John Lewis, Baltimore and | Ohio railroad, president; B. George, {American Rallway Express Compan vice president: Mason Taylor, Mary- land and Virginia raflroad, treasurer . E. Thorney, Baltimore and Ohio railroad, secretary: executive com- mittee, the above officers and G. R Bowen. F. M. Cook, Harry R. Howser, W. B. Perkham. T. J. Stead, Odell S |Emflh and C. E. Wann. Cards of Thanks. ELL. We wish to extend our sincere thanks and’ appreciation to our nelghbors, relatives and friends, to Warren Lodge, F. A. A, M., | muchine division of bureau engraving and i 1 printing, Young Pilgrims’ Ciub of the Israel Baptist Church, Rev, W. J. Howard, Rev. J. Burke and members of the church 1 thielr words of aympathy and beautiful floral | B st se. designs sent during the liincss And death of | Freedmen's Hospital our beloved one, ADA R . BELL. i Mildred Saunders.'39. 1248 2rd st FAMILY. B e e e ot ave lv;'l.}.?., We wish to extend our incere | 3 NSl i e Ho s thanka to our many neighbors, relatives and £ e e mer eIl friends for their kindness, sympathy and | MILLER. Suddenly, Saturdar, Febrmars i. Alico Hardy. ‘Gallinger Hospital. foral offerings et the death of our dear} 1933 MATILDA, beloved wite of lgnatfus | B S tal. busi and father, BUTLE! ishes e S e Teiamee of her Naner Jomnaon, 5. Gallinger Hospluat, S I daughier, MreS. E. Sritier, 3131 New Hamp: | tal. ECKERT. We twish to éxtend our D130 am. Tioatem high mass at the Charch | Wilbur Cook, 1. thanks ‘to our many neighix | of the Immaculate Conception at 10 o'clock Pearl Outlas. friends for their kindness. sympathy and i Telatives and friends mvited. Interment Si. | floral offerings h of our mother, Mary's cemeters = 5 MOORE. The District of Columbia Society o | the Sous of the American Revolution an- | nounce with deep regret the death of Past { President Commander JOHN H. MOORE, | U.S.N. The following past presidents of | {hie foclity are mamed a% & commiites {0 attend the funeral: John Panl Earnest. Esa.: . Baird, Mr. William B, | Bryan. Mr. Admiral Theo. F. Jewell, Mr. Wil i lam §. Parke. Dr. David Juyne Hill und Mr Albert B. Spaneldr. SELDEN MARVI KENNETH NFORD WAL MORRIS. Saturday, February 8, 1923, at the residence of her ‘daughter, Mrs. John W. Sutherin, SUSAN Q. MORRIS. Funeral from Hysong’s mortuars chapel, 13th and M sts. n.w., Monday, February 5, at 1:30 p.m. In terment at Arlington. NEWHAM. Satyr ... at h AZIE E, NEWHAM wife of Frank H. Newham, sr. ment of funeral to be made’ later. O'BRIEN. February 1. 1623, at her residence 322 Bouth St Asaph st Alcxandrie, Va. | Mre ELIZABETH VIRGINIA ' EVANS O'BRIEN, widow of Dr. Matthew W. [ O'Brien. ' Fneral Sunday afternoon, Feb' | Minmi, | Mobile, Al New Orleans, la... New York, North Plait Omaiia, Neb Philadeiphia, Pa.. oenix. Ariz.. { Pittaburgl, P Portland, e ore boy TR T B R AR T I, February otes a Brem WP t 18 seidom pet think of my deaf mother Whom 1 never shail forget. HER DEVOTED SON HARRY. * FORTNEY. In loving remembrance of our dear daughter and sister, SELENA McDON ALD FORTNEY, who departat, this life three years ago today. February 4, j020 FATHER, MOTHEE BROTHER. * |HILL. To remember WILLIAM CLIFTON HILL. who departed s life Februars 4 rr 5, ock Creek GRAY. Suddenly, February GINIA~ LOVISE, ‘widow of Tay. at the residence of h Gray, Riverdale, Md. 2 pau. Interment private. Saturday morning. February 3. 1923, ut 12:40 a.m. at Brlghion Avartment. Dr. JOSEPH ROBERT LEE HARDESTY, in B8 B7th year. beloved father of Fredericio) awyer Hardesty and Dr. Willlam y. Funeral services Monday. 5. 2 p.m., at chapel John R. Wright any. 1357 10th street. Tnterment Rock Cemetery. . Friday, Febr: Silver Spring, . loved husband of Annie B. Hardon. [uneral from the above residence, Monday, February 3. at 10 am. TIuterment Rock Creek ceme- ters. 1 HILL. Thursday, February 1, 1923. HARRY, beloved sou of Willlam and the late Jeanette | Hill, aged 27 years. Funeral from his late residence, tal Spring ave., Capito: Ueights, M. Monday, February 5. at 8:30 a.m., thence to St Matthias' Church, where mass will be snid at 9 a.m. for the repose of s sonl. Tnterment Congressional ceme. | tery. i {JENNINGS. Thursdas, Februars 1. 1023, MICHAEL 6. JENNI Funeral from the chapel of Frank Geier's Sons Co., 1118 Tth W m.w.. on Tnesdur, Febriary 6. a;m. Requiem high mass at St. Alos s Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Philadelphia. Pa JOHNSON. A: Baltimore, Md.. Friday. Feb ruary 2. 1923, WILLIAM MASON JOHN. SON. son of Mrx. Levinia Jennings, brother of Henderson and Mies Lelia E. Johnson. Mrs. Scottie Tyson, Minnetta' Dobson of Philadelphia, Pa. Funeral at Baltimore. Mid., Tuesday.' Burial in Harmony ceme: tery McKINNEY, February 3 Hamiiton K son, William uneral’ Tuesday, Portiand, SR T YR S YT i L 60 a0 .. 38 ot & duy passe% dear on Hut what fond thoughts of you come To those whom you left here, Mourning and drying hot, bleeding tears 0Old pal, we Anow sou're watching us. And we're wilting for heaven's omnibus To come and bear us on to you In_the land of the tried and true. HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND FAMILY. * JACKSON, Siacted to the memors of my des son. Dr.' JAMES A. JACKSON. Who departed this life three vears ago today, Pebruary 4. 1920, You ar: noy forgotten, dear son HIS FATHER, A. JACKSON. * JACKSON. 1In sad but loving reme ce of Jny nephiew. Dr. JAMES A. JACKSON. wio left ux three years ago today, Februarsy 4 attle, Wash.... pringtield, 111, T SY 0L YR L Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported in st twenty-fou M._iloxie. 26, Walter Reed Hospital. 1206 18th st Marvey T, Winfield, 49, 3713 Macomb st. Naney J. ‘Hamilton, 75. 5418 Condult rd. Frances Schumacher, 78, 20t st. Mary E. Caldwell. 81, 1506 Frankiin #t. n.e. Siater Mary A. Suilivan, 32, Sacred Heart, North Capitol and K ste. n.e’ Joseph 'W. Kilby, 53. 1852 Bth st Helen Johnston, 46, 101 Eoelld st Joweph "R L. Hardesty,” 80, 203, B Apts. { ™ onata. 1. st. Evzsbeurs Tios pital. | P hile Biy Clark. 34, National Homeopatbic Hospital, 2 Fred Rice, 83 Gallinger Hospital. Annie C. Rbine, 49, 3802 Georgia ave. Joseph ‘A Glascoe, ‘24, 1008 14th st Edward Wino, 37, Emergency Hospil Milton T. Patterson, jr., 8 month Sizes 7 to 14 Years Goad Washable Ging- Dresses, in plaid. stripe or plain colors, made with wide sashes— straightline models or guimpe effects, trimmed with contrasting colors 20% Off All Fur and Plush Coats | | 55 e ham 1920, LOVING AUNT. MRS. WALTER C. JOX % MCEKENNEY. In sad and Joving remombran of our dear mother, SARAH E. MCKENNEY who leparted this life one Scar ago fodar February 4, 1922. Todny my hearr is heavy My thoughts are all of thee How 1 love and miss thee v at God can tell ING DAUGHTE AND MRS, FANN! Sleep on, dear mother. Your loving hands sha A faithful mother. both true A better mothor no one can fin HER LOVING GRANDCHILDH AND MRS, W. GRAY. MUSE. A tribute of lore and memory to our mother and motherinlaw, “ho departed this lite thres todny, Pebruars 4 3020, In_God's home of fadeless beauty There Dwe! Wi Her cheerful smile and kindiy Are pleasant to recall Sie had & kindly word for each ‘And died_beloved by all. HER SON AND DAUGHTER-IN-LAW. SON. In loving remembrance o B oiher MARY. I FEABSON, wio b parted U the S B T R S B T BB 0 A T O Dresses usually sold to $198. Some are j 5 Just MRS. M slightly soiled. E PURCELL. sour labor is e'er toil mo more. d kind 19c and 26c Yard-Wide 2 1/2 c Tomorrow at 9 we place on sale .15 styles of_ Longcloth and Batiste . ongcloth and Batiste Women's Oxfords&l’llml)s Just 2,000 vards of very fine, mercerjzed finish batiste, longcloth and nainsook. in mill lengths up to 10 yards. There are qualities here worth $4,$5, $6 $1.19 n pumps you will find colonials, one and two strap . 1. Previdence Hospital. 1 5 16th st. n.e. ours, 585 15th st. n.e. MR T R N S R S S SR SR ST Y S 0 Y e “hildren’s Hospit Wong Kai, 4 Alberta Green. Departed this life_at 9 RTIN HENRY, son o E. McKinney, Funeral annuncement i 3 | requires Pomeroy rd. s.c. 6 months, Children's Hos- | pitai. i | | ELIZABETH E 5! H ARREST TWO IN RAID. {cRrAY. wWe wisn to extent our sipcere thanks and heartfelt appreciation to our { many friends and relatives for their kind. | ness and beantiful floral fributes rendored | at the death of our beloved father and hus- | band, ELIAS C. GRAY. H HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN. * GREER. 1 wish to extend my appreciation and afacere thanka to the nelghbors, reiatives and friends for the beautiful flowers, their | exprensions of sympathy and decds of kind- ness during the {liness and on the occaston of the recent death of husband, HOW. ARD GREER. To the Stansbury Lodge, F A, A. M, and the Jonle Club of the Treas- Joseph Ehrlick. the proprietor of a! ury, T am very grateful for the kind and { helpfnl services rendered. . ear beer saloon at that address, and MARY H. GREER. *| Harry Isenberg of the same address|ROBEY. We wish to extend our sincere | - f i s- | thanks to our many rMatives and friends for session of liquor. Lieut. Burlingame | af the death of our dexr mother. ELIZA: | and Privates Da Wilson and| B! o"lng"mfl'- THE FAMILY. Suehling participated in the raid. | SYMONDS. We desire to thank the friends | Zpuehing P and neighbors for their kinduess and floral tributes on account of the death of my late busband, A. J. SYMONDS. MARY A. SYMONDS AND CHILDREN. . 7Deaths. ALLEN. ' Suddenly, February 1. 1623, at 21: Newport _place o.w.. EDGAR W. ALLEN. 5on of Charles C. and Mary R. Allén. Notice of funeral hereafter. 2 + ATTRELL. _ Suddenly ¥, February 2, un¢ 1028, ai 11" e'elock: THOMAS, the loving| o Ryan. 817 Peunsylyania ave husband_of Henriefta Attrell and_son o e., ) bruary 5, am.. | Agnes Moore, brother of Lucy Camacks| theice to Holy Name ‘Church, where mass and James Attrell, uncle of William I will be sald at 9 a.m. Intérment Mount o Mrs Eliza Mackan,| Olivet cemeters. Relatives and friends in -indaw end 3 brothers-n-law, and{ vited: of other rélatives and friends to mourn_their loss. Funeral Wednesdas, Feb- - L2t ruary 7, at 2 o'clock, from his late reaidence, m new browu Tining: one Gail | 1540 Gth st n.w., Rev. 8. P. W. Drew, of- | missing, * Rewari. ~Col. 20370, 1225 Critfen- | _fciating. Relatives and friends invited. * | den st ooy 1 BALL. Saturday, February 3. 1023 at 6:30 u.i, at his reaidence. 006 17th at. s.6., FU GENE 8. BALL, beloved husband of Ella Eull. Funeral from above residence Monday. February G, at 2 pm. Intermont Forest: ville, Md. ey BARRETT, §nddealy, Saturday, February 3. 1923, at 2:45 a.m. A RETT, mother of Mrs. Frank N. Long and duughier of the late Rev. Willlam F. and Ann E. Collifiower of Frederick, Md. Fu- neral services at her late residence, 813 uxnl ORCRU R doubie-bed Pillowcase . . ... sze: worth $1. ¢ woven, $2 Pattern Tablecloth .. Heavy lnen-finis:. mercerized cloth: S4x54: patiern wovén in THOS. R. NALLE 181 ELEVENTH ST. 8, Undertakers. E Homelike Funersl Parlors. Phone Lincoln 48 ~Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Police Also Seize Evidence in Rum P much more than the above quoted comparisons, but they all o at the Double Koimkle « Values : 1 models. There are also oxfords for walking, street or dress wear. The leathers little price of 123ge a vard, =t $1 Double-Bed 74c $1 79 . o5 Bedspread . .. value: snow white comprise black kid, black calf, tan kid, tan calf; also pat a and satins. All sizes in the assortment, but pot in ‘l\";‘r;”f‘,\-'n";f'“m & Sheets ... ... EXTRA MONDAY SHOE FEATURE Made of a good, firmly woven, bleached 81x90 Seamless fine quality 185 pairs of Growing Girls aml Women's High Shoes. $1.89 All Boys’ Suits 35¢ Bleached pure bleached cot-| Garzo brai - Case. quantity of and Jamaica = Philip F. 1 alleged ginger rve was iy woven, bleached small 80x90 Satin Finish arseilles Bedspr;ead e Inr died whisky seized as evidence when police of the i I { ninth precinet raided a house at 1427 BT R B H street northeast and arrested 2 An o 'L‘? Pure white ble 2 3] Mill End Sale of 100 Dozen 69c & $1 Holland & Opaque Window Shades, 39c ¢y arve termed seconds n the cloth, but all ¢ size and an extra big bargain for our Mill End Sale Celebration raised Marseilles designs; hemmed ends and ready to put on the bed. at oved Aunonnce 25¢ Flannel Flouncing, 15¢ White outing flannel: blue stitched edge and o edged trimmed: 12 inches wide. Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST. N.E Phope 1. ’ JAMES T. RYA ~_ 817 PA. AVE. 5.E. Model Chapel. Lincoln 142 Private Ambulances Livery in_Connection. PHE SH, HINES CO. W. R. F. HINES, Prop., 5601:2008 14th st. n.w. Private _Ambulance. I & Bpeare Co. UNDERTAKERS 1208 H STREET.NW TORMERLY 940 T ST. X N » Willis. ¥. Bpeare Rimus R. Speare’ ‘J.flakbvll ’ Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. N.W. Entablished 1841 Phone West 96, Automobile Service. ~y_ WILLTAM LEE, Funeral Embalmer, Livery in connection. chapel and modern crematorium i = e S Y SR S S S S N S ST s S i LY SR i S e SR A SO S o ruary 4, at 3 o'clock, from St. Panl's By copal Church, Alexandria, Va. Friends of the family invited. O'DEA. Saturdar. February §. 1925, ANNIE O'DEA, beloved dnughter of the iate John and Hannab O'Dea. Funeral from the chapel 10c Wide Torchon Lace, 6¢ Genuine import chon laee, in widths up’ to 3 inches. because of a nin hole or 2 the rollers are perfect and me with fixtures and slats: size 3x6 and 3x5 feet, in all rs, green, white or ecru. Boarding house keepers, notice = New Spring Hats Full of Snap and Style , 2.95 Just fresh irom the New York houses, visca braids, haircloth and all-over B straws! The trimmings are of flowers, fruits, ribbons ard ornaments. A hat to suit matrons and misses. The colors are copen, gray, brown, sand, red, black and green. 1,000 Yards Fast Color 50c Imported Gingham Fine quality, mercerized finish, 32 cks and iu il colors. Full pieces. Yard-Wide Bleached ¢ Fruit-of-the-Loom . . . . .. 3 This_famous muslin on cnstomer. Full pieces, and a re 19¢ Fancy Striped blue stripes: 26 ‘inches wide. 3 i 27-Inch, 10-Yard Piece 31.45 i Diaper Cloth .. ............ Soft finish, absorhent, amtiseptic and mon-irritant Birdeye Diaper Cloth, each plece in sealed package. TR !]H’JL{-I\N police dog, black and taa, | from home:. answers name ‘“Togie. 1908 11th BRACEL |day evening. February : {and Rhode Island ave. and tee Hotol] Hamilton; contains # jarge diamonds and 40 | {emall diamonds. Reward If returned fo. Mor- 1619 Rhode Island a Phone Frank- i Tor. Every boy's suit in stock to go, includ-| ing mixtures, serges and corduroys. Almost }¢/ all have two pairs of pants and every one will give wear and satisfaction. Sizes 7 to 18. $5.00 Suits. . .now $4.00$8.98 Suits. . .now $7. $6.98 Suits. . .now $5.60| $10.00 Suits. now $8, T T $7.98 Suits. . .now $6.40|$12.50 Suits.now $10. I e vicmn { N Rewant All Men’s Pants Reduced | Call_Franklin §024-W. : I GLASSES—Pair of _tortoise-shell-rimmed, . Every pair in stock goes in this sale. In sizes 28 to 50 & waist—and you can see a wonderful assortment of patterns. first fleor. Mrs. W. Smith, sr., 81 To $4 Pants. .now $2.95|To $6.50 Pants.. . $4.95 To $5 Pants. .now $3.95 [To $8.50 Pants. ..$5.95 Mill-End Sale of $4.98 s Tapestry Portieres, pr.. . . .. Full size, bination colors} iR T2 TN RS AR TR 7 ZES A MY 79¢_Muslin Underwear Friday. February 2, 1928, at 2:30 his rexidence, 2330 6th st. n.w. PLATER, beloved husband of Carrie { Funeral from his lute residence Sun. ‘ebruary 4, at 2 o'clock p.m. Burixl in Harmony cemetes 4 POLLEY. Februars 3, 1923, 4:31 am.. ELLA | 8., wife of the late Joha F. Polley. Funeral | £rom her late residence, 118 M st. s.e., Mon- | day, February 5, at 2 Taterment _at | Cedir HIll. Fuheral private . RHINE. Fridey. 17C betoved wite ueral from ber ave. nav., on 3 . Requiem the 'Nativity at B o'clock. Triends invited. gowns, envelopes, et in white or flesh: lace and embroidery trim, bulidog, srayed i mumm-l:{wl and ‘Priced Only 79¢ Infants’ Dresses, 5% Made of good yhite nainsook: meat lace em- broidery ‘vokes. $3 Silk Teddies, $1.98 Crepe-. de cliine or Radium silk, in flesh, orchid, peach and blue; Iace trimmed. Februar, Director and Commaodicus Moderaie M. 1385 P Sl AL Cel. call. M. 13 WM. H. SARDO & CO. 412 H st. ne. Phone Lipeoln _ Modern Chupel. ____Automobi® Fune: V.L.SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor con- nected with the original W. R. Speare Soee s o940 F St. N.W. j CEMETERIES. 1923, at the - — . @i FORT LINCOLN CORNELIA widow of The Park Cemetery Non-Sectarian Perpetual Zaré ‘Beautiful and fitting lovellel. Beadily accessible—on electric wr ¥aw On' Baltimore boulevard, at District fiae Office: 70512th St.N.W. Phome Franklin 4745 Write for Iflustrated Booklet “SECTARIAN VAUL CEDAR HILL PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST [washington's Beautiful Burial Ground Perpetual care—Chapel—Perfect Service Choice plots—loderate prices—Terms. Office. 17th and Pa. Ave, S.E. Linc. 6502.1 For Booklet, Information or Visit to Ceme. tery. Call MR. CAYLOR, Linc. 98! Relatives and Intermeni Foregt Glen, Md. 4 st me., Monday at 7:30 pm. Interment Tuesday at Frederick. 5* Thyrsday, February 1. 1023, at 7:45 ) ROBINSON. Departed this life Friday p.m., at Emergency Hospital, WALTER E.| ruary 2, 1923, al Freedmen's Hospitai FiEi."Son of Bettie Bell, Puneral Mond: VID A, the beloved husband of Naniie Fehruars 5, at 2 pm., from Robinson and father of Harrs J. Kobinson, 19th and L sts. Relatives and friends in'| residence 1200 Q@ st. n.w. Notice of funerai vited. * | hereatter. '3 i v, | THOMPSON. Saturd: ruary 8, 1923, at B Tt i e A hec gt | Garfield Hospital. JANE 'E. THOMPSON Aence. 476 Bchool Remalns resting at the 8. i. Hines Co.'s BROOKS, beloved wife of £ 2001 14th st. m.w. Notice of devoted mother of the late Annie ¢ Mt. Pleasant car or M . 9381-W, | HANDBAG—Brown on T4th an {catur st. ear: Friday, about 10:30 p.m.; con- | tainiog man's clothes and toilet articles and | reward if returned; no questions 'hone Adams 763. 8. M. vhess, X |5 of | HEADLIGHT, Febrnary 2; ¥ 3 | 8084, / Zold, pearl 1n center, Friday night, from Hall by way of G et to 1bth _or bus. _ Reward if retufned to 1754 Api i Sigma Fraternity; shield shape. AT ek Tt 931 tter 6 o'clotk, " e e Monday, Februacs 5. st 1 POCKETBOOK, 1ady's brown leather, on D) uf, | 1o lobinson. pas near Kann's of in Kanw's. Miss Harvey, 1218 | BROWN, Departed this lie Fridas B ne. Lincoln 7661 e 172 1923, at 10 pm., at his residenc Pickford place n'e., RICHARD BROW beloved Linsband of Lucinda Trown, ther of Mrw. Allce “Brown Toune and James Women's 2-Piece Pajamas, 98¢ Fine pink batiste, s ok e tata, e made, funeral hom: funeral later. TILFORD, Fridas, February 2, home of her daughter, Cameron. in r Brig. Gen. Jose . U. 8. Army Funeral maxs at St. Matthew's Cathedral, 30 a.m, and burial at Arlington, 10:3( Monday, Februars 5. B WICKS. Friday, February 2, 1923, at Waiter Reed Hospital, at 1:10 o'clock, WILITAM R. WICKS of 1025 2ist st. n.w'. tiie devot- ed husband of Sophia Duvall Wicks, brother of Luey Youncey of Germantown, Pa.; Belle Hawkins and Carter Wicks of ' Charlottes- ville, Va., and cousin of Fllen Caney of Pittsburgh, Pa. Funéral Sunday, February 4, from the Nineteenth Street Baptist Chureh elatives and friends are, fo- quality Tapestry Portieres, First Baptist Church. 6th and perfect $2.08. fringed ends. A pair, in plain or com} 29 in several . 10 yards to a inches $1_Outing Flannel Gowns, 69c Women's pink or biue striped; shirred _yoke: outing ' gowns; fall width. wide, two car _tokens, between Takoma Park n.w., Georgia ave. car lin Overacker, 20 Sycamore ave. 508-3. 12th-and M sts. | reward. Mre. 0.1 Phone Colum POCKETROOK, 1n_ downtown bank; Keep mmoney and mail pockethook and contenis to 1 C. Heath, 227 Ascot pl. n.e. . | POCKETBOOK, black, lld{ | ed up same, containing shell. Ppocketbook, money and credit voucher, front | SF°A. & P. Tea Co., 14th and P ste. now., Feb. | bet. 10 and 11 o'clock, return to Mrs. J,-C. Butts, 420 New Jersey ave., or 1500 10¢h nA] | n.w, Reward. v | PURRE, small, DIack Teather, Containing wateh | and money, Saturday afterncon in Grant Circle | bus. £ ll{(&wfldxnéfh l’;ld“l’fltl.l to Room 317, ro— Jonial Hotel. 15th and M. { OMBRELLA—Lady's brown silE, with Japanese | Finde: please call X::t‘ 1 oclock Sleep on, dear husband, your labors are o'er, Your loving hands shali toil no more; A tafthfol husband, both true and kind, 39 Otis Check A ‘better husband and father we could not Shirting, 25¢ Fast color, biue and white check: 30 inches wide; for work shirts and aprons. [ Jady who pick | no m gianves, small | % BROWN. Entered the great beyond, Saturday, February 3, 1923, at 12:05 a.m., at his resi dence, 419'U HIRAM LEWIS, the be-{ lored husband of Suste E."Brown: Notice | of the funeral later. 4 BYERS. Saturday, February 3. 1923, at h { Tesldence, Riverdale. Md., IDA B. BYELRS, beloved Wife of the late Charles Wyers. Fuberal from Gasch's undertaking establish- ment, Hyattsville, Md., Monday, \ February 5. at 2:30 o'clock. ‘Interment Fort Lincoln. CALDWELL, - Friday, Feb: 2, 1923w her residence; 1308 Kranklin or. ne. MARY Cook Lodge, No. 10, F. A A. M. ure re. quested to meet at Masonie Temple, bth and Va. ave. s.e., Sunday, February 4, at 11:30 am.. to attend the funeral of Hro. WILLIAM R. WICKS, to be held at 19th 8t. Baptist Church Sunday, Februzry 4, at 2 p.m. By order of the worshipfuyl master, FRANK R. PEEBLES. R. W. PINCKETT, Sccretary. 49 'WICKS, = Officers “and members of the men's Cliff Rock Reneficial Association are requess ed to attend the funeral of our late brother, WILLIAM R. WICKS, from the Nineteenih E., beloved wife of Josoph W. L. Caldwell, | - Street iiaptisi Church, comner 9th und 1 sts. in'her_634-year. i Mouday, Febrnary | . n.w., Sunday, February 4, 1923, at 2 p.m, CREY ‘flw #3d_friends. fnvited. 3 N, H. JOHNSON, Pre In| t cemefery. . 4} JOHN A. FRANKLIN, Secretary. 50c Featherproof Ticking, 39¢ Blue and white or fancy colored stripes; 52 inches wide cut from full plece. Just arrived and specially priced for this sale, plain colors and some ¢om- binations and fancy weaves. All colors, but not all sizes in every Tolor. Be sure to get one of these new spring ~_ FUNERAL DESIGES. Gude. Bros. Co., 1214 F St. 3 anto delivery service Pt ol Ao O i