Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1923, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, Women haven’t enthused so for years over blouses as they have for the past two days! Such beautiful prints to make a costume of the two- piece suit. Such lovely flat crepes. Such handsome jacquette styles, which are entirely new. And handmade blouses, prodigal with lace and hand- embroidery, for suit or sweater wear. Dimities also—prettily plain, with new collar lines, lit- tle touches of color or lace trimming! Buy your blouses now for spring. New styles and special prices for this event. $2 Blouses, 3 for $5 $2.95 Blouses, 3 for $7.50 | A great part of our main floor is turned into a blouse store for this event. Scores of styles. All arranged for quick choosing and extra sales people to serve you promptly. Sweaters and Skirts, t.oo. floor for this big event. Tailored Dimities $2.00 Peter Pan, Tuxedo, ton-back, high-neck, con- vertible collar and V neck styles. Hand-embroidery, hand-drawn work, filet and Irish edgings and inserts. New novelties. 3 for $5.00 | | but- Lace-Trimmed Handmade Blouses $3.95 Wide filet and Irish laces with hand-drawn work and hand embroidery on French voile and batistc. Peter Pan, V, Tuxedo and square necks. Lace Trimmed Handmade Blouses $5.00 Fine French voile real filet and Irish Frilled models, Peter Pan, Tuxedo and roll collars. Hand-drawn, hand-embroid- ered. Some color stitched. with laces. Silk Sport Blouses $7.50 Tailored radium silk in all white, round, flat or roll collars, long sleeves with turnback cuffs. Plaited edg- ings. $10 and $11.50 Skirts, $6.00 Al fashionable fabrics! All new colors: yles. Regu- jar and large Pure Wool Jersey Sweater Coats An excellent Sweater Coat of pure wool jersey, with plaited back, plaited pocket and cross-over belt. s 90 In black, navy, Harding and buff. For sport, street or business wear Half Price Sale! These on second | Handmade and Tailored $2.95 _Voiles, batistes and dimi- ties, many beautifully lace trimmed, edgings of French print. Peter Pan, Tuxedo, V and square neck styles. 3 for $7.50 Costume Blouses $5.95 inted silks and crepe de chines in slipover hip banded models and coatees, com- binations of plain and print- ed embroidered effects. Costume Blouses $8.95 Printed silks, plain crepes, new necklin new color combinations, all the new advance spring shades. printed and hip lengths, Costume Blouses $10.95 Beautiful slipover and coatee models, transforming the suit in a three-piece cos- tume—embroidered effects, printed silks, new contrasts in combination. $14.50 to $18.50 Skirts, $10 Dress, street and sport models —box plaited, panel draped and wrap-around styles, New Mohair Tuxedo Sweaters Pure mohair yarn in a raised weave effect with a small sclf block at the bottom. An unusually good $3.95 value. In black, navy, buff, gray and Harding EVERY Winter Coat ., HALF Price! EVERY Misses’ Coat, sizes 14, 16 and 18 years EVERY Woman’s Regul ar Size Coat,Sizes 34 to 44 EVERY Extra Size Coat, Sizes 42} to 46} Mostly beautiful fur-trimmed coats and all the latest winter fashions! Black coats in velvety finished fabrics with handsome fur collars. Dozens of styles—and now beginning tomorrow at exactly half coats and other shades. their original prices. 8 Navy blue coats, brown We list the coats as they will go on sale in the morning. Don’t be late if your heart is set upon any particular one! Women’s Fur-Trimmed Coats 1—825.00 Gray Mixture Topcoat vee-....$12.50 2—$27.50 Gray and Brown Sport Coats, opossum shawl collars % 5ot .313 75 3—$35.00 Brown and Tan Imported Mixture Sport Coats, raccoon fur collars . .$17.50 3—540.00 Gray Diagonal Imported Mixture Top- €oats ... s .$20.00 386300 Brown Cordalure qtranghtlme Coats, self collars R <l 3—-869. Mariano Blouse Coats, $34.75 30 Full Back Coats, self collars; navy and brown -$39.75 collar, $44.75 2—597.50 Panel-back Coats, navy and brown Alonzo, fox collars . 2—5115.00 Navy and Brown Alonzo Panel- back Coats, taupe wolf collar and cuffs cee.....$57.50 130.00 Blouse Coats, in Lord:lla and fashona, large beaver collars .$60.00 1—3$125.00 Blouse back \a\) Alonzo, fox col]ar and Misses’ Fur-T 1—)isses” $95.00 Fur-trimmed Coat of Panvelaine, with beaver collar ......ccceocvcccaciesessie. -2 S00.50 2—)lisses’ fillOO]O Lustrosa Blouse Coats, with beaver collars, in brown on s svea .00 1—Misses’ $110&) Coat—with pfiisnum fox collar and cuffs ... .$55.00 2—Misses’ $115.00 Lustrosa Coats——m navy and brown, with beaver or squirrel collar and cuffs ..........$57.50 30 Black and Navy 2570 Alonzo : 1—$89.50 Navy Panv clamc Blouse Coat, lynx “Wooltex” 6—3$135.00 Blouse Coats, in Glamora and Cordella. navy, brown and black; fox collar and cuffs ......$62.50 2—$125.00 Brown Ormadale Straightline Coats, beaver collar and cuffs... .$62.50 1—$135.00 Navy Ormadale Blouse Coat, squirrel collar and cuffs ..... 5 .$67.50 1—$135.00 Black ]-aflhona Side- (a<tcnmg W rap, caracul collar and cuffs ... s ..$67.50 3—$139.50 Black and 1\' 3 Dmprd ‘>|dc faqemng Wraps, Lynx collar and cuffs ..... ..$69.25 2—$145.00 Black Glamora Blouse Coat< Iarge taupe fox collar and cuffs ........... .$72.50 3—$145.00 Blouse Coats, navy, Koran :md brown, fashona and cordello .... .....$72.50 1—$145.00 Brown Fashona Qtralghtlme Coat, beaver collar and cuffs ...eo.evvnnnn.. $72.50 2—$155.00 Navy Glamora Blouse Coats, beaver collar and cuffs ciiee.....$77.50 1—3$165.00 Brown Turquina \’Vrap, beaver collar and cuffs ... .$84.50 2—$165.00 Brown Gerona Blouse (,oat , large beaver collar and cuffs .. $84.50 rimmed Coats 4—Misses’ $125.00 Fashona Coats—long waisted hip blouse model; beaver collar and cuffs ............$62.50 2—-stses $135.00 Brown Marvella Coats, with beaver. collar and cuffs—blouse model ..... .....$67.50 4—Misses’ $165.00 Gerona and Marvella Coats, beaver collar and cuffs—in brown only .. 38250 1—Misses’ $175.00 Gerona Cfpe with sqmrrel trim- ming, in a beautiful shade of kit fox ............$87.50 Misses’ Coats Without Fur 3—Dlisses” $45.00 Coats of Normandie Cloth, ‘in navy and brown only. .$22.50 11—Misses’ $39 50 Loats of Panvelame, Mariano and Cordalure—navy, brown, black. Sos e .?29.75 2—Misses” $75.00 Fashona Coats—in navy and black, blouse models ~....icoenveeeneainn....t.... .. $37.50 _straightline models .......... 2—Misses” $85.00 Marvella Coats—in navy only— $42.50 5—Misses’ $95.00 Lustrosa and Gerona Coats, straight- line, wrap-around and blouse models; navy, black and brown cesspscsssssssesss - SST.50 Women’s and Misses’ Evening Wraps 1--880.50 Emerald Green Velvet Wrap. .75 2—Misses’ $98.50 Copenhagen Blue or Amcar\ Beauty Silk Velvet Wrap—large caracul collar....$49.75 1—51-3 00 Sapphire Blue Velvet Wrap—with platinum wolf collar .. - . 2.50 1—Misses’ $135.00 Copenhagen Blue Silk Velvet, Sl"(- lined standing collar. .. 1—$155.00 RO) al Purple- Velvet Wrap, reversible with silver cloth .... cieeeee...$77.50 1—Misses” 516500 American Beauty, Silk Velvet Wrap —reversible with silver metal cloth..............$82.50 1—$235.00 Purple Chifion Velvet, ermine ' collars ;. $117.50 WASHINGTON, =D =D = 3 D. C. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. A valentine costume party will be given at Johnson-Powell community center, Friday, 8 to 10:30 pm. Guomes and dancing. Prizes for costume. Mrs. Edward P. Costigan will speak ‘Practical Idealism in Govern- before the section of educa- tion, Twentleth Century Club, Thur: day, 11 a.m. at residence of Mrs. Thomas W. Sidwell, 3901 Wisconsin avenue, The University Club will feature “Radio _night” ° Friday, 8:15 _p.m. Ma). Lewis B. Bender, Signal Cor) United States Army, will give a tall Radio demonstration: All possib] places outside of Washington will be heard from. Ladles admitted. Special teacher group will meet Robert Gould Shaw Junior High School Thursday, 3:30 p.m. The members of the Soroptimist Club will enjoy an old-fashioned Valentine party after its weekly luncheon. tomorrow noon, at the Men’s City Club. During luncheon the members will be addressed by Francis X. Wholley of the Better Business Bureau. Brookland Brotherhood will meet tomorrow in Lord Memorial Hall, 8§ p.m. Anthony League will mect tomor- row, 3 p.m ters, at 1734 N street. The Mira MecCoy Andrews Day Nursery ociation will meet to- morrow, 10:30 a.m., New Ebbitt Hotel. Society of Natives will meet Friday, 8 p.m., at Gavel Club, 719 13th street. “Big Boys’ night” will be featured, with Lee D. Latimer in charge. The Washington Ad Club will hold la Valentine luncheon in the form of Chip-on-the-Shoulder-meeting at ty Club, tomorrow, 12:30 p.m. Tt {is to be an open forum with unusual features along both Instructive and {entertaining lines. The seven campw. Diatrict. United iStates Spanish W give a reception in_honor of Com- mander-in-chief A. P. Entenza and staff at the Ebbitt Hotel tomorrow, s p.m. Judge Kathryn Sellers will ad- dress the members of the Zonta Club of business and professional women at their weekly luncheon Thursday afternoon at the Men's City Club on the subject of her work at the Juve- nile Court. Optimist Club will meet for lunch- eon tomorrow, 12:30 p.m. at City Club. Maj. T. H. Ferris will enter- tain with yarns, and a general get- together meeting will be staged. No speakers. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. Miss Margaret Slattery will speak, 4:45 o'clock. to girls and women only it First Congregational Church. Sub ject: “The Slave of Heredity." A lecturs on “Bird Homes" will be given by Dr. Paul Bartsch. 4 o'clock, in audiforium of National Museum. Sixteenth Street Heights Club will meet with Mrs_Harry I. Stroh, 7533 Alaska iavenue. Miss Caroline Hunt will speak “The Life of Ellen H. Richards.” Y. W. C. A—Fver Dependable Girl Reserves, 3:30, F street: Friendship House Girl Reserves, 3:30, at Friend- ship House : Business Girls” Clubs, 6:30, ¥ street; Business Girls' Clubs, 6:30, {E street; “Chrysanthemum,” operatta of ! given by Enmloyed Girl Reserves, 1104 M street, 8:00. TONIGHT. Woman’s Home Missionary Society ! |of Hamline M. Church will hold an open meesting, with varied enter- tainment program. Admission free. The 121st Engineers of District National Guard will meet, 8 o'clock, at _armory, 472 L streef. Visitors welcome. | Parkview Citizens’ Association will meet in Parkview Bchool, 7:30 o'clock. Speakers: Dr. J. Stanley Durkee and Dr. A. G. Du Metz. Violin solos by Alexander Podnos, accompanied by Mrs. Podnos. i United Lodge of TheoSophists, 312 { 17th street —Study class. 8 o'clock. | Subject, “The First i Proposition of the Secret Doctrine. | The Girls' Friendly Soctety of St. Jehn's Churoh, Georgetown, will give a Valentine party, 8 o'clock. Col. J. S. Pall" Camp, No. 3. U. S. { War Veterans. will meet, 8 o'clock, at 921 Pennsylval avenue southeast. Lincoln Park Citisens’ Association Wwill meet, 8 o'clock, at Bryan School. The Tnternational Assoclation of Art {and Letters will meet at 1715 I street. Tmportant business, to be followed by program. | W. I Showalter will speak at din- | ner ‘of” the Alumni of Bridgewater College, 8 o'clock, in social rooms of Bretheren Church, 4th street and North Carolina avenue southeast. | diitin, | _Capitol Lodge, 570, Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, emploves of local | freight office, will give annual dance at Pythian Temple. Dinner dance, 8 o'clock,-at Univer- | sity Club. A special dance will be given at Catholic Community House, 8-12 o'clock. Club—Meeting ot rench section. Dinner, 6 o'clock. “onversation cercle, 7 o'clock. The American Horticultural Soctety will meet. 8 o'clock, in auditorium of National Museum. Robert Pyle will ! give illustrated lecture: “Among the Roses at Home and Abroad.” Women's City “How People Talk.” will be demon- { strated by R. L. Jones, transmission engineer, Western Electric Company, before American Institute of Wlec- { trical Engineers, at Cosmos Club. | oven & public. 3 | The mecond of a course of concert il! inaugurated by E Street Branch Y. | admission. || phone vt 88, I W. C. A. will be given, 8 o’clock. No Public invited. District of Columbia Chapter, Amer- !#can Red Cross, needs volunteers {among woman government clerks to i MOURNING BLACK Dyed Within 24 Hours CARMACK DRY CLEANING CO. 2469 1Sth St., Col. 636 Dupont_Cirele, Fr. 8233 , at_Federation headquar-} Veterans will | Fundamenta! 3, 1923 |enrell for work of shellacing Bratile volures, and to do braille work for the. war blind, Those interested are @sked to report tonight at headquar- ters, 16 Jackson plac Annu-l valentine party for fami- lies of railroad men at terminal R. R. Y. M. C. A, at Washington terminal gymnasinm, 8:15 o'clock. -~ _ “Mirandy’s Minstrels” will be pre- ented by the young ladies of the Church of the Transfiguration at the church hall on Gallatin street. Miss Mary Adams Stevens will be director of singing and Miss Elizabeth Tiffey accompanist, while a joyous atmos- phere of old-time minstrelsy will be contributed. The performance will be repeated tomorrow, same time and place. B.J. BEAL, TELEGRAPHER, VICTIM OF INFLUENZA B. J. Beal, affectionately known to telegraphers all over the country as “Big Ben"” Beal, an expert in his profession and known to many news- paper correspondents, editors and members of Congress for a quarter of a century, died yesterday at George Washington University Hos- pital, following a brief iliness from influenza. Mr. Beal never recovered from the shock of the death of his son, Joseph Wade Beal, who was a vietim of the Knickerbocker Theater disaster last year. The young man was first violinist in the orchestra of the thea- ter when his life was crushed out. Mr. Beal was a lover of the violin and in his son he realized In part, at least, an ambition that his boy shoull become an expert with that instrument. Mr. Beal was a native of Greens- boro, N. C. Before locating in this city Mr. Beal was an operator on the Pennsyvlvania railroad. later con- necting himself with the Postal Tele- graph service. During his profes- sional carecr in this city he has handled the press wires of some of the big metropolitan papers. the international conference on limi- tation of armament Mr. Beal was in charge of the wire service operated from the Continental Memorial Hall. Mr. Beal is survived by his wife, Mrs. Blanche Beal, and a son, Ray- mond Beal. No arrangements have been announced for the funeral. DIES AT AGE OF 74. b, Willard Watkins of Cedar I ve, Md., died Saturday at her home at the age of of seventy-four years. She is survived by her husband, lard Watkins, and sight children, Wil- lfam Watkins and Mres. Olive Windsor, Frederick, Md.; Mrs. Ola Englehart, Mount Rainier, Md.; Haller Watkins, Galthersburg, Md.; Mrs. Charles Bar- ber. Mrs. Harry King, Mrs. Jessie Tabler and Maynard Watkins, Cedar Grove. Md. On Christmas day Mr. and Mrs, Wat- kins celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Interment will be made at Cedar Grove today. RITES FOR MRS. ANN ROONEY. Funeral services for Mrs. Ann ecighty years old. who died at the home of her daugh- 1. J. Shea, 2509 North Capitol t were held today from St. Mar- tin's Cnurch. The fnterment was in {Mount Olivet cemetery. For the past twenty-five vears Mrs. Rooney has made this city her home, coming here from Cambridge, Mass. She iy sur- vived by two sons, Edward J. Rooney of Dorchester, Mass., and James F. Rooney of Cambridge, Mase. —_—— FUNERAL OF MRS. DAWSON. Funeral services for Mrs Adelaide V. Dawson, who dled Friday at the | family home, 116 North Carolina ave- nue southeast, aged seventy-four years, was held from the Sacred Heart Church this morning at 9 o'clock. The interment was in Glan- wood cemetery. Two daughters sur- ‘ive her, Mrs. L. L. Wagner and Mrs. J. Handback, and two sons, Charles A.'and Harry B. Dawson. | Card of Thanks. {BROOKS. 1 wish to extend mr slncers thaoks for the kindness shown duriog the fllness and at tha death of my beloved busband, CLARENCE_R. BROOKS. HIS WIFE, MARY B. BROOES. 15¢ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. JAMES T. RYAN 317 PA. AVE. 5.E. Model Chapel. Tincoln 142. ‘rr(vm Ambulances During | DUNN. Monday, February 12, e EALDS of Thanks. We wish to_extend our sincere and_heartfelt appreciation to our Telstive and velghbors for thelr autiful “floral offerings a the death ‘of our beloved mother. - " THE FAMILY. * TRIMBLE. We wish to feebly express our sin- cere thanks and heartfelt appreciation to our friends, relatives and nelghbors, for thelr kindness and beautiful floral offerings at the death of our beloved wife and sister, MRS. ALICE COOK TRIMBLE, ALEX TRIMBLE, GEO. M. COOK. * WARD. We wish to extend our sincere thanks to our many reiatives, neighbors and friends for their kindness, sympathy and beautifiy floral offerings at the death of uor dear busband and father. WILLIAM N. WAR WIFE AND CHILDR Deaths. ADT. ‘Tuesday, February 13. 19 a.m., after’a lingering iliness, SOPHIE, beloved ~ widow of the late Alexis Adl. Funeral from ber late residence, 155 Ken: tucky ave. s.e. Thursday, February 15, at 2 p.m. it BEAL. Monday, February 12, 1923, BENJA- MIN J. BEAL. Remains resting at tho S. H. Hines Co.'s funeral home, 2001 14th st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. BECKETT. Monday, February 12, 1923, at 12 o'clock noon. at ‘her residence. 1134 19th st now. JULIA J. BECKETT, devoted wife of ton, Eveline Johnson and Funeral Thursda p.m.. Metropolitan A. M. between 15th and 16b sts. n.w. Relatives and friends Invited. 14 BROWN. Departed this life February 11,1923, at the home of her mother-in-law.’ Mrs. Anna_Brown. 93: v rence ‘and Elizabeth mourn thelr loss a Brown: w. Haley. She leave corge Haley: from Rehobeth between N and O n.w.. Wed 'y 14, at 1 p.m. (New York and Philadelphia papers plesse cops.) COLBERT. Sunday, Februm¢ 11. at 4 am.. CHARLES. WESLEY _JOLBERT, beloved husband of Frances OWibert and father of George and Herbert Colbert. [Funeral Wed- nesday, Februars 14. at 1 o'clock from Eben- ezer Church, 4th and D sts. s.e. COLBERT. Ofticers and members of the Men's Heneficial Association are request- 1 f our late brother, i from Ehenezer M. d 1 s.e., Wednesdar, at 1 p.m W. H. JOHNSON, Pres. A. FRANKLIN, CRAIG. Tuesday. February 13 residence, the Falkstone, ALVIN L. CRX beloved hushand of Jdessie W. OF neral’ services at the. Fckington terian “Chureh, North Capitol af.. ave and Que st.. Thursday. February 15, at 2 o'cloek pm. Relatives and friends invited. Tnierment Fort Lincoln cemeters. 14 CRANB. Monday. February 12, 1923, at Sibley Hospital. JOHN H. beloved husband of Dorothy L. Crans, in his from his late residence, Wednesday. Februars 14, at 2:30 pm. Interment in Glenwood cemeters. CULLINAN. Saturduy. February 10. 1023, at LIZARETH, widow of Fdward 1 from ‘her late residence, parkway and Tenox at. Chery Wednesdas. Febroars 11, at 11 Taiermest oo February 12, 1922, at his res. Q at. mw.. JOHN MILTON heloved busband of Julia Edmonds i ate reeidence 1, 8t 11 am. In 1923, at his 1G, Fu reabs Florida on Wedneadss. Februa, terment at Louisvi & (Louisville. At- lanta and Birmingham pupers copy.) a CURTIN. On saturday, February m 210 p.m.. SARAH L. (BE E of Martha and the late H: rnn L Curtin. Funeral from the Iate residence. 2621 Geor gia ave. now., at 2 pm.. Wednesday. Feb- ruary 14. Services 1o he held at Rrightwood Park M. Sth and Jefferson st. DEVERS. Funday. 3 lingering e daughter, Mrs. Katherine st. n.w., WILLIAM. the bel d husband of the Tate Sarab E. Devers. Faneral services will be held at his late residence Wednes Uay afternoon, February 14, at 1:50 pm. Telatires and friends are respectfaily invited to attend. Interment at Franconia, Fairfax county, Va. 13 DINNIS. February 12, 1923, at the home of his parents. after a brief and painfal il ness, THOMAS EDWIN, the beloved son of Rose and George H. Dinnis of 1604 34th, in Funeral sersices will be heid home, Thursday, February 14, - Interment at Congressional cem etery. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. DOZIER. Entered into rest Februarr 12, 1923, atter a long illness, which she bore with Christian {tAvr'Ihlfla at_her residence, E. Chburch, February 11, 1923, the fiome Bix Young, 2223 H after sived by a devoted husband, Georg, five children and a host of relatives and friends. Notice of funeral here: DOZIER. Officers and members of Dickerson Taberpacle, No. 44, A. T. O. of Moses, are notified to' attend 3 meetin; 1923, at 7:30 p.m., at Sami at. between 2nd and 3rd ments_for the funel ister. F. B DOZIER, . Funeral Thurs- . Pebruary 15. from Metropolitan A. M. E. Zion Church, D st. between 2nd and 3rd st s.w. REUBEN MINOR, W. S. EDWARD HARVEY, F. §. 1973, CATHE- RINE M., beloved daughter of the late Johr and Bridget Dunn. Remains funeral parlors, 443 Tth st. s.w. from 8t. 'Dominic’s Church, Wednesday, Fel ¥ 34, : . interment private. Kindly omit flowers 13 HENSON. Departed this life Sunday, Februsry . 1933, at 4:45 p.m. the_home of b 3 Ward WILLIAM H. February 14, at 2 p.m., from Tnion Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church. w. R ptitats Ambuisnce: W& Speare Co. UNDLRTAKEM 4208 H STREET.NW nnu.gt‘,«n!f. e Ty b mmn... ,0‘ oseph F. Birch’s Sons | 3034 M St. N.\V, Established 1541 Phe ‘Automobile Servicer "ot ° 3. WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director and Embaimer. 'Livery in connection. Commodions chapel and modern crematoriu Moderate prices. 332 Pa. ave. n.w. Tel. call. M. 1385 412 H st. n. Phe Modern Chapei. Auw;':m!f';:‘:nn-?u‘- Quick, Dignified_and Efficient Service, W. W. 816 H ST. N.E. Lincoln 3484. Automobile Sérvice. ‘Chapel. .SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor co ted with the original W. K. Spears blishme: e rrmne s, 940 F St. N.W. THOS. R. NALLEY & SONS. Oeturl®L, FLEVENTE 6T, 8.1 *Homelike Foneral Partors o™ Frone Lineoto 45 MORTICIANS 041 renas et Sty &1 H ST. N.E. Phone L. 5543. FOUND. MONUMENTS. ATREDALE, male. ~Apply Washiogton Animal Rescue Losgue, 840 Md. ave. s.w. night. PURSE—Forest Glen ear Owner can have same by paying for this 6837 Ga. ave. LOST. turday e Dpropn avd bIAck faces Daturn 900 Cathedral ave.. Kaward . 18° BAR PIX, one sa) ire. Susday evening. Be- ward. _Phone Fr. BOSTON BULL TERRIER—Mais, 12 :nn ou. has white feet, diamond- shape white spot on head and whits circle sround neck; sluo hae @ developed olter; anwers sime number Reward. CARD CABE containing several bills, lettered M. E. Stockett, at 9th and F sts. 'Saturday Beward if erenisg. returned. 127 18th n. | Iuoo—-A large “Airedale; leatBer eollar. 608 Star building. DOG—sgetier (whits, #nd biack): mot brokss [pfl. Reward, $100. i m Tamed e, non. Col._0804-3. i e t a ats. :'a R Btar offce. e OVERCOAT—WIll person who removed over- Qout "from Justice “Hitt ‘court by mistake Teturn same o 3, J. Toeh, 714 T o or I keys are found bearing these. initia $n4 sgdrius reiors, same and recsive reward: PBARLS—Long !llmh turn to 1119 l POCKETBOOK, un-. lna-z to owner. Rewsrd. POCKNTBOOK, et ] 9280, t. He O-’nu- T i ens Teeeie: R, white and yellow: Reward, 1 Mass. avi Call SCOTCTT POTY (B tag 435, Col. 7495, 4% i | LS e ‘We speciaiize in designing and erect. Ing memorl (monuments and mauso- leums) of quality and character, Call and see hundreds of photographic suggestions and designs on exhibition In THE J. F. MANNING CO., INC,, 914 Fifteenth Street. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST Waskington’s Beautiful Burial Grownd QT ey e o-u.fiunar- Ave. S.E. Line. 6502J. T Booklst. Intormation or it o c-pi | N ‘The Park Cemetery ..'l;lll and fitting lwltl-m lectric car lise. e S 0fice~ 705 thhSt.N W. eru Tor ln-tnt«l Booklet FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. Prompt anto delr Actistic—expressiv 'Belatives and friends invited to attend. 13¢ HENSON. Officers and members of tbe Men's Cliff Rock Beneficial Association are request- €4, to attend the fur of our late brother, from Unlon We 1965, G. U. “to “attend a call to arrange for the funeral of late “brother, WILLIAM HENSON. Funeral Wednesday, February 14, 2 pm. from Union Wesley'A. M. E. Zion Church. 23rd _at. between L and M Order of W. B. HOUSE, H. N. BOWLES, P. 8. HENSON. Young Men's Protective League ‘members requeatad to attend funeral of WIL- LIAM H. : 14, 1923, 2 o'clock from Unlon Wesley A. M. E._Chureh. W. STEPHEN FULLER, President. G. L. WALTON, Becretary. HERRLER. On Tuesdsy. February 13 1923, WILHE] age. 69 years. Funeral services at the par. lors of H. B. Nevius, 026 York ave. v.w., Thursday, February 15, at 2 p.m. Tnl terment o prospect Hill cemetery. 140 HUFE. Sunday, February 11 1023 st 12:30 at her residence, 482 M MYHTLE B, BUFF. bsloved daughter of Josephine B. Guillot. February 14, 2:30 p.m. tives invited EAY. Departed this ilfe Sunday. February February At Mo tropolitan A. M. E. Church. The bodr will lie in state af Masonlc Temple, 1111 19th st. n.w.. from Tu!ldll evening until time for foeral Wed. Masonic service tonight at 9. o' bci All members and friends of the order are invited. L. B. WILLIAMS, W. M. M. AUSTIN, W. 8. by = LILLY. February 11, 1923, FRANCES M. beloved wife of Samoel H. Lilly. Fuberal from ber late residence, No. 25 15 on Wednesd: February 14, at 8:30 thence to the ly Comforter Church ‘will be said at ® a.m. Relatives Totermeat Mount Olivet cemetery. (Kansas City ps . please copy.) LYNN. Tuesday, February 13, 1923, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. L. A. Clarke, 1870 Wyoming ave. n.w., Mrs. JANB E. LY Funeral Thursday, February 15. at Occoquan, Va. MARR RUSSELL, February 6, 1023, st the Tesidence of her son, Oakland, Cailf., JO- SEPHINB V. MARR. MoOORMICK. Saturds. Bt, Oatharines, Ontario, Canada, S CORMIOR: aloved. busband of Mirah E: McCormick _and father of Bradley T. Mec- Cormick. Funeral from the chapel of W. E. Bpeare Co.'1208 H ot. n.w., Wednesday, February 14, at g at Rosedale M. E. Church Wedoesday, Feb- t 1 pm. Friends and’ rela- Interment privat n torday, Febesar SEoRGh K, of Bertha Ullur (H“ 14 brother of Mrs. Ella Harris and Funeral Wednesday, February from New Bethel Baptist sts. n.w., Rev. William D. Frieas ‘and relatives lo- 1¢, p.m. Shurss, Subind Jarvis,’ minister, OLIVER. ' The Banoker Relief Association noutces the h of Brother GEORGE 1 OLIVER, and is lnvited to sttend tbe fuseral from New Bethel Oburch (9th and 8 ‘Wednesdsy, February 14, 1023, atl &Aml 3, BINGLETON, President. 3. C. BURLLS, Becretary. OLLIVER. Officers and members of the Co- lumbla Ald Association are requested to at- o _ brother, New_Bettel Wednes- 12, 1923, at 8 10th st n.w., widow of ‘the late Abel C. Os- in the seventy-Afth year of ber age. undertaking parlors | Beaths. OLIVER. Ail officers of Doric Lodge, No. 19. A . are requested to meet at asmsitc Tnule‘ 5th st. and Virginis arve. Wednesday, February 14, 1923, st 11 a.m.. for the purrose of attending the fu- nerai of our late brother, GEORGE OLIVER. from Betliel Baptist Church, 9th and § st n.w., Wednesday, at 1 p.m. All members a5e reauested meet at the church at 12:30 S WILKINS, I = PN A RILKINS, Worshiptut l(nrw POTTER. Bunday, February 11, Tedence of her duugn Richardson. Brooklyn, Y. POTTER, beloved A 1923, st the Mrn. Johon %, KATHERINF, of Mrs. Jonn elabert 9! Kelser of the resi W. Richardson_ and Rrooklyn, N, this clt; drace of her et Wednesday. February 14, at 3:30 p.m, U‘Iv adeiphia papers please copy.) BEITH. Sunday. February 11 o'clock noon.” MARY KOS r late ‘William Reith.’ Funeral from e Tesidence of her danghter, Mrs. John T, eler, 4708 13th st. n.w., on Wednesday, ebruary 14, at 8:43 Solemn g} requiem ma Mary's Church at 9:% o'clock. Rel nd frieads Tnvited, - To. terment St cemetery. 18 SMITH. Departed this life Tuesday, Fe! ary 13, 1923, at his home, Hampion, Hon. ROBERT MITH. éx-member of ti Virginia legislature and past grand treasurer of the G. T. 0. of 0dd Fellows, beloved fa ther of Mrs Charles 1. Deans, Washington. D. C.; Mrs. Ollie V. Chanfbers. Philadelphia, Ta, and Benjamin W. ¥mith, New York X .'and grandfather of Harrs A. and Rohent \'8. Deans. Ioterment at Hampton, Va. * LOR. Fridas. Februsry 0, 1023, at 12:20 p.am., MILDRED B. TAYLOR. de voied daugliter of Fanoie, sister of Jamen Chand ot of Alice Crawford and C d niece of Archte il eral services at her late Champlain st. n.w., Tuesd: . at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. 13 TRIMBLE. At her residence, 1320 R. I. ave RACHAEL E. TRIMBLE, beloved wife of Matthew Trimble, sr. Notice of fuseral hereafter. . on Mondar. Pebruary FORGE' ARCHIBALD. bel f Mary Rt Wat, Funeral from his law resid R now., Wedneaday. Prireacy Tear & | _Interment at Congressional cemeters. WEBER. Saturdar. February 10, 1023, at nis residenc hapin st nir., SAMUEL CRAWFORD. beloved husband ' of Emily Steck Weber. Funeral services in tie cbapel of Thomus §. Bergeon, 1011 Tth a1 nw., on Wednesdas, February 14, at 5 p.m Friends invited o attend. = Interment at Pittsburgh, Pa. 13 WELLS, Departed this lifa Saturday, Febr- | a6, 1925t 6 p.m.. at Portsmouth { RICHARD WELLS, beloved father of B Wells Cuffee “and ' gracdfather of Richai (uffce. Funeral Wednesday, February 14. a 10 o'clock. " from t. Augastin Friends ana relatives invited. be seen at 1321 Swann st. Taesday. WELLS. The Oldest Inhabitants’ Assoelation (Colored) announces the death of their late associate, RICHARD from St. Augustine’s February 14, 10 am. Members will piea JOHN P ATKINSON, President. MES W. MUSE, Secretary. WELLS. The Crispis Attucks Relief Apsncia tion announces tiie death of Brother RICH ARD WELLS. and members are invited o attend " the “funeral from St Augustine's Church morning, February 14, MILTON. heloved husband of El #nd mon of Emma J. and the Young. Funeral from 17 on Thursday. February | pterment private. ZEVELY. At Homeopathic Hospital, Pebruary 12, 1823, NELLIE PLETCHER, ‘widow of Donglas Remains will be taken from R. F. Harves's Sons, 1523 14th Pebruary 13. to Rock Creek cemetery interred at 3 p.m. 1 In Memoriam. BARNES. Tn sad hut lovin my dear father, GEORGE departed this life pine February 13, 1913 To thiok of you, desr father, Tt almost breaks my heart; You are alwass with me And pever will depart. Some mwax think T am ot lonely. When at times they see me smile; Little do they know the hes That I suffer all the w Out in Arlington, where my dear father is eleeping. remembrance of . BARNES. wi s ugo tfoder tache Where the frees thelr branchey wave. Peacefully lles the one I love so deariy, To his cold and silent grave. HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER, EDMONIA B. DOTGLASS. BOWLES. Sacred to the memory of enr den: Iy beloved mother. Mrs. NELLIE BOWLE who eutered the great bevond four years ago today, Februscy 13, 1919. To our mother: There lives azd dwells in mans Teyond the ken of erring mo A soul whose virtues. like & star Resplendent. shine beyond th A soul 80 loving. kind and fair To us more dear than every Who hlesed ns with her praver And answered to the name of mother. HER CHILDREN. * n rad but loving remembrance of RTHA E. BROWN, who de- Tebruary 18. 1920 PEARLE AND ROB- BROWN. our mother, arted this 1t FR_DAUGHTERS, BIE. BUTLER. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear wife and mother. ALICE BUTLER, o departed this life eight years ago to- dsy. Febroary 13, 1915. Thou are not forgotten, mother dear, Nor pever wilt thou be; For as long as life and memory last We shall alwase think of thee. HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. ® HAMILTON. In snd remembrance of our dear mother. LUCINDA HAMILTON, who de- parted this life one year ago today, February 13, 1922, ou from vour pi A shadow o'er our life is cas We miss the sunshine of your face. HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. * HAUSCHILD. In sad and loving remembrance of our dear wife nnd mother, HATTIE C. HAUSCHILD, who departed this life five ears ago tfodar, February 18, 1918. Although the fifth vea The sun will often rise an But your smiline OTTO C. HA 2 HARRIET L. EMBR) JACKSON. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear father. HENRY H. JACKSON, who departed this Tife eleven years ago foday, February 13, 191 Today recalls the memory Of a loved one gone to rest, And the ones wio are thinking of him Are_the ones who loved him best. HIS DAUGHTERS. EMMA. ALBERTA, AND SONS, RICHARD AND WILLIE. LEE. WOODSON. Sacred to the memory of our departed loved ones. who crossed the mystic_river, JOSEPH H. LEE. Jr.. four years ago_todar. February 13, 1919: PAR- THENIA WOODSON, February 10, 1917, and ALPHONZO WOODSON, February 21, 1916. Every day brings back sweet memories, Every memory brings back a tear; Deap within our hearts we cherixh Thoughts of those we loved mo dear. THE FAMILY. * McKEEVER. Tn sad but loving remembranee of our dear husband and father, THOMAS F. L R I e ears ago today, Febru 2 %0 I8 \WIFE AND CHILDREN. * ZON. A tribute of love to the memory of e Casvoted. hishand and father. FRED- ERICK 8. MOUZON, who left us so sud- denly four years'ago today, Februsey 13, 191 Wihat would T give to elasp your hand, Your loving face to see; I Your plessant smile made life worth while, 1l never forget, Which meant the world {o me. In_our bome you are fondly remembersd Sweet thoughts still eling to your nam The hearts that loved You so dearly tn lite ou in death the same. !ADLT 1SSED BY YOUR DEVOTED WIFE BADIE M. AND RALPH L. PHEARSON. Hacred to the memory of my ‘Gear father, CHARLES H. PHEARSON, who rs ago today, February 18,1921, Fresh my love shall be; As loog as there is memory. Gone but not forgotten, T shall always think of thee. HIS 80! In ead but loving remembrance of our devoted father and husband, JACOB ROTH, who departed into ete; ruary 13, 1820. Threg years ago today, God saw bis sufertng and_father passed Time Wil never changs the fealiog fa our bearts, Nor will our home be as cheerful snd cur fireside as bright. For without his presence smoogst us all nothing ever will be right. But now that he has departed sacred mem- ories will always serve to bring near Hip vitlon asd ‘the taschings of the eue at was so dear. WIFB AND CHILDREN. * THOMAS. A tribute of love to the me B bor dear oncar father, THOMAS THOMAS, Who passed into eternal rest November 1. 1904, ' and_our loving mother, MARIA THOMAS, who laft, us fourieen years ago (o- day, February 13, 1909. ‘We think of you in sllency Few eyes that see us we But many a sileat tear we shed When others are fast aslesp. THEIR LOVING DAUGHTE! oml L8 THOMAS AND ESTELLA FORD. WEBSTER. In_sacred remembrance of dear father. WILLIAM D. WBBSTER, -n. Qeparted this life' ive years ago todn ruary 13, 1018. iNis, ‘WEBSTER. Sacred to the rnner] ul n‘ klnd‘ devoted “parents, W. 24 WEBSTEE: who depurtad this lite dve yeu e SRl e Joseph’