Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1923, Page 7

I o= /v\,sa PANTS VARNISHES. “LOOK INTO IT” TRADE MARK REGISTERED Free Demonstration Of the Famous B. P. S. (Best Paint Sold) VARNISHES, PAINTS, STAINS By a Factory Expert Today and Tomorrow i THE EVENING ADMIRAL’S WIFE DEAD. Expires Suddenly. Mrs. Antoinette Tremaine Chester, wife of Rear Admiral Colby M. Chester, U. S. N, retired, died suddenly yes- terday at the family residence, 1736 K street northwest. She was se enty-five years old. The funera! was held from the home this afternoon at 1:36 o'clock. The interment was in Arlington national cemetery. Mrs. Chester was a native of Brooklyn, N. Y. She had long been a resident of Washington and active in social and civic interests of the city. She is sur- vived by her husband and two sons, Arthur T.® Chester, now in Turkey. and Colby M. Chester, jr, of this city. —_— Queen Milena of Montenegro, who has passed away at the age of seven- ty-six. was betrothed while she was a baby and married when only thir- teen years old. WILL PROBE MAN’S DEATH Mrs. Antoinette Tremaine Chester ¢ Coroner Seeks to Learn How Bern- ard Schultz Was Injured. Bernard_Schultz, forty-three years old, 1268 Tth street, who was found unconsclous near 7th and L. streets | southeast Sunday night, died at Gal- linger Hospltal yesterday afternon. Schultz, a one-armed man, sustained numerous cuts and bruises’to his face and head, and police of the ffth | precinct thought he had been injured | by an automobile. | “Police foday’ conducted an_investi- |gation in the neighborhood where |the unconscious man was picked up |in an effort to learn if any person | had witnessed an accident to Schuitz. |Coroner Nevitt arranged to conduct |an inquest at the morgue this aft- ernoon. P S——— Women who wear outdoor shoes with narrow- straps and high heels are liable to develop weak feet, ac- | coraing to one medical expert. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. e S e b e el it it SN i oo el s T T B0 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. | The. Mira McCoy Andrews Day Nursery Association will meet to- morrow, 10:30 a.m., in gray room or! Raleigh’ Hotel. Men's Club of St Luke's M. E. Church will meet in parish hall Thursday, 8:30 p.m. Chemical Soctety will meet Thurs- day, 8 pm., at Cosmos Cluh. Dr. Carl L. Alsberg of Stanfora Uni- versity wlll_speak of “Agriculture and Fuel Sipply as the Limiting Factors in the Food Supply of the; ‘World.” The Washington Advertixing Club will hold its first dinner-dance to- morrow evening at 7 at Rauscher's. The Richmond club is to arrive In a body tomorrow for the affair. Jomeph A. Burkart is to be guest of honor and speaker at the luncheon of the Soroptimist Club, to be held at the City Club tomorrow at 12:15. Mra. Charlex Wood, wife of Dr. Wood of Church of the Covenant, will give an address on “The China of the Tourist and the Missionary” at Gun- ton-Temple Memorial Presbyterian TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1923. Foreign Relations.” vited. The Cnlifornia State Soclety will meet Thursday evening, at Thomson 8chool. Lloyd S. Tenny will give an llustrated lecture on the growing and marketing of cantaloupes in the Imperial valley of California. ‘The public is in- The ladies’ entertainment committee of the Massachusetts Society will give a dancing party Friday In thb private ballrcom of the Arcade. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. Dr. L. L. Lumsden of the public health service will speak this after- noon before the Sixteenth Street Heights Club at the home of Mrs. James Duncan, 6361 Conduit road. Subject, “Summer Sanitations.” Mrs. D. Bigelow will speak at 4 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor, 1328 18th street. Mrs. Mabel G. Willebrandt of the Attor- ney General's office, will be the other speaker. President Gray of- Bates College, Maine, will be honor guest at tea at Na- tlonal Club of American Association of University Women, 1634 I street. Host- Beaths. ASBURY. Monday, April 9, 1923, at 7:30 am.. ‘at Emergency Hospital, EMMA JOHNSON BORDEN, beloved wife of Nick- erson Snead Asbury. Funeral service Wed- nesday, April 11, at 11 a.m., at Gawler's chapel, Rev. John C., Palmer officiating. In- termedt Glenwood cemetery, Houston, Tex. * CALLAN. April 8, 1923, at 3033 P st. n.w., CLARA T. CALLAN, daughter of the late John F. and Sarah Schofield Callan. . CHAPMAN. Monday, Ap-il 9, 1923, at 7 a.m., MARY CHAPMA aged B0, wife of the late William 8. CI an and beloved sunt of five uieces and fi Funeral from 319 3rd st. tist Church, ¥ st 17,°at 1 o'clock, K it Interment Payne's cemetery. OORBETT. Tuesday, April 10, 19: at Providence Hospital, BRIDG of 1113 7th st. ne., beloved wife of the late Jumes Corbett. 'Notice of funeral here- er. COSTAGGINI. Sunday, April 8, am, inDallas, NI, wister of L ggini. her isters, April 12 1923, at 2:45 NINA' MARIE COS Angela and Con | from the resi 19th st. n.w., on Masx at St Pefer's interment at Mount Oli- (Baltimore papers please 11 Thursday, Church at 9 a.m. vet cemetery. covy.) CUPID. Sunday, April 8, 1923, at 8:05 pm., 1At his residence, 916 16th st., Phila, 7 In Memoriam, CURTIN, In sad hut tender remembrance of our beloved husband and father, HARRTH L. CURTIN, who departed this Hfe. snd- denly, one year ago today, April 10, 1922, ave seen him to the last dying hand the 1ast sigh from his heart ould not feel o bad. ow sad was the summons When word came he was dead, For he left us bright and theerful And was brought back t> us deud THE FAMILY. * CURTIN. In fond and loving, remembrance of my “brother-in-law, HARKIS L. CURTIN SF. who wax 0 ‘suddenly taken one ye ago today, April 10, 1622 Silently, swiftly and without warning your dear spirit wa ‘stolen away. 1 only ‘saw your casket lowered. We will meet whers there will be no more partings, in on Savior's manxions above. = Happy rest is HIS s RIN-LAW, ANNA M, - LIAMS SMITH. e LIVERPOOL, A sincere tribute of love to the memors of my dear wister, LILLIE 34 years ugo today, April 10, 1916 Leaves have their time to fall And flowers to wither at the north wind's breath, And stars to set but an Thou all Yor seasons for thine own, 0 RGIE, Make it a point to attend this demonstration and ob- LOFTON. my Fa., JOUN CUPID, beloved husband of Bes- sic Briggs Cupid 'und brother of Phoebe Brooks, Hattle Cupid and George G. Cupid Interment ut Bethel ceme Weduesday April 11, at 1 p.m., Alexands L (Alex andria papers pleuse copy.) . GWATHNEY. Church, 16th and Newton streets. to- morrow at 11 a.m. Public invited. In sad but loving remembrance of dear friend, Mrs. LAVINIA LOFTON, oo depurted tis 1ife one year ago. HER DEVOTED FRIEND, MRS, NELLIB esses will be the alumnae of smaller New England colleges. D, Commissioner Rudolph, Mnj. Dantel Sullivan, chief of police, and Inspector Clifford Grant of headquarters de- tective bureau will address the Dead- ' line Club of Washington newspap-r reporters at Its semi-monthly = din- TONIGHT. University Club dinner-dance, 8§ o'clock. tain much valuable infor- TR, oncred, o the memory of our be- oved fa and grandfatber.” JOHN Me- GUIRE, who dieq April 10, 1608 R MILY. ® i remembrance of NAUGH NORMA: 1 this life one year ago tod: Monday, April 9, 1923, Dr. ANDREW J. GWATIINEY of 1454 Onk st n.w.. beloved husband of Lillian B. Gwath ney ‘and futher of Bepjumin 1. and_An- drew' J. Gwatiney, §r. Funeral from teenth Street Baptist Church, 1 p.m., Fri- day, April 13. Friends and relatives in- vited. 12 KAUFMAN, Monday, April 9, 1923, at 4 a.m EMANUEL, beloved iisband of the late Fan (privare) from th s Sons Co., 1113 7th cexday, April 11, 4t 10 .m. omit flowers, 10 Departed this life Monday, April 9, wt 10415 am., In Morristown, N. J N LOMAX, beloved duughier ‘of und Alice Tomax wnd loving sister of Alma and P. A. Lomax, 3rd, miece of ClT ford J. Lomux and Lucy V. Jones. ~Notice of funeral luter, b MATTHEWS. Suturday, April 7, 1923, Gullinger Hospital, MERVIN MATTHY beloved son of Lizzie Matthews. He leuve to mourn their loxs his mother, grandmother, Velie Matthews: one sixter, Leun Matihews, ]KIH[A]R{!R{\‘{N, \AUFMA N} ! \ C i1316 10O 1324 7TH ST.. NW. | at's oclock. z Law. Subject, ~The Ideal Juvenile | Court, | 4An Anawer to Dr. Aked's Lecture on Woodrow Wilson” will he the sub- mation concerning Paints, Varnishes and Stains. Judge Kathryn Sellers will address the Women's Bar Association, 8:15 KORXGAN. In sad x dear sister. 1 Who' depart Apru 16,1 Your hands were clasped the last forever; arting flls our hearts with pata. 'S past we cant forget oz der on in ‘sorrow, Our thougt Le ‘ot you = shall see you ever. than you knew. ADYE' BRO- Lincoln Park Citizens' Association will meet, 8 o’clock, at Bryan School. Demonstraticns On 1st Floor You Are Welcomed - BARBER & ROSS, Inc. The Big Hardware and Housefurnishing Store 11th and G Sts. b1 Washington Centennial Chapter, No. 26, O. . 8. will give a dance, 9 to 12 o'clock, at 2400 16th street. !Jeet of a talk by Rev. A. H. Zimmer- man at the Dumbarton Methodist | Episcopal Church, Georgetown, Sunda OSQ( e neS a night at 8 o'clock. Tonlght, Thurs day and Friday nights at § o'clock = Dr. Zimmerman will lecture on “The LoMAx. Radiant Christ and Practical Psychol- H;_fl ' ogy" at 766 Hobart street. NAUGIH NT POWELL. our dar) friend, G des Park View Citizens' As: t meet In Park View School, o'clock. C. J. Blanchard will lecture and show colored pictures of irriga- tion projects of western arld lands. Children’ of seventh .and eighth grades and parents especially invited Dr. Walton Hubbard, C. S. B, will lecture in Masonic Auditorium, 13th strect and New York - avenue. §| 4ul 4 ost of friends " Funtral services {ros o'clock, under auspices of Third e Chunch ot Lot aDices, Georgiu ave. n.w., Tuesduy, April 10, at 2 cle Tutcriient vt 1 emerery. " Rela- Colgate University Glee and In- e S i strumental Club will give a concert at Central High School, 8 o'clock. Iu sad but loving remembrance of g mother, daughter, sister and SORGIE POWELL, who sud- Iy left us one year ago today, April 10, On account o f death in family The sccond of the series of lectures arranged by the Chaumont Unit of the American Women's Leglon is to be Qelivered at the Washington Club, 1701 K street, at $:30'0 'clock tomor- row evening. Col. Henry W. Ander- | son, formerly in command of the American Red Cross in the Balkans and southeastern Europe, will speak. The subject of his address will Fundamentals of Americ; SILVER ANNIVERSARY Celebrating 25 Years of Progress A Fashion Festival of Values G The SECOND WEEK of Anniversary hums with activity. In every part nf‘nur store { ¢ her was i Fashion is on tip-toe to demonstrate that the Jelleff policy of l‘-ashl(m with \ A\le_E is RILEY A. SWEET BURIED. ] :\.‘,;‘E.‘“":":,'"",‘_‘ WILLIAMS, o sad but Joviog remembrance greater than ever in this Quarter-century Anniversary. Suits, Coats, Dresses, Millinery, wly leuving O U alrar dnuhter and sister, "ODENE; Neckwear, Gloves, Hosiery, Shoes, Underwear, Handbags, Umbrellas—all unite to make Togl TR Into eternal rest one. JLar ko toda. 4 this a memorable occasion. i A D on. dear mother, and take your rest. 4 you ho He thought It bes your suffering here was great, ed wide the golden gate G CHILDL EDNA 'MAY AND ADALINE POW AND " FRIEND, H LB T was not there to offer aid, 1 did not xee vou dle; It grieves me most to know you went And aid not_suy good-bre LOVING FATHER, W, SCHULZE. 1n loving memory of our de mother and grandmother, IDA C. SCHULZE, who died tiree years ago today, April 10, 1920, : t never forgotten. HER DAUGHTER. = SOPHIE. AND GRANDDAUGHTER, IDA E. FORD. TURNER. In lovi and brother. LOTY: nly three at 0 n MORRIS. Monday, April 9, 1923, at 6 a.m., S. RAINEY. o of e Mra. Jobiy E 1257t widow of ty-Walter Reed Post, No, 284, | joweh dlorris. ¥ | Veterans of Foreign Wars, will have | Seice oi Wednesday {@ dance at Elks' Hall, 915 H stroet. | proceeds to be used to purchase a April 11, at thence to St. stand of post colors, Peter's Church, where mass | at 9 am. Relatives attend. Interment 1 timore, Please omit PATRICK, Departed this life Monday, April 9. 1923, as 6:43 p at Gartleld Hospital, HICHARD NUGENT PATRICK, son of Wii Diam, “sr.. and the late Margaret Patrick husband of Currie Patrick, brother of Wi Liami, Jr; Thomas and Arthur Patrick. tice ‘of funcral hereafter, RANDOLPH. Departed this 4 ac 11 o'clock, tEw wart), the will be sal 0 invited to Navy Band. cemetery, B g remembrance of our son TURNER, who left us so years ago today, April 10, | American Horticultural Soclety will meet room new. National Mu- seum, 8 Tllustrated lecture on “Irise: given by Bertrand i Nobody knows my longin H. Farr missing, Pa. Mem- | 5 1 i Rut few have seen me weep. I shed my tears with an aching hea: While others are fast asleep, There is a link that death cannot sever— Love and remembrance live forever. MOTHER AND SISTER. _* WALEER. In sad but loving remembrance our heloved father, CHARLES B. WALKE! who_entered into’ his eternul rest twent: ars ago, April 10, 1902, | bers asked to bring specimens for i exhibition table. lite at Saturday Washington Council, Knigi lumbus, will be addressed by Supreme Director William J. Mullizan of Con- necticut. Rev. J. L. Barrett. chaplain of the counctl, will also speak. The Gavel Club v 00 card party for a church benefit at its club- {room, 619 13th street. ts of Co- then-e to en 3rd and 4% sts. Howard, pastor. s invited. w., Rev, telutives IAS. B. AND THOMAS A Funeral ' services for Riley Allen Sweet. employe of the government 100 Mon- i printing office. who died Saturday at | ng we waw her die 10, 1022 his home. 20 Q street northwest, was | BAWLES. Deyarted this life, suddenly Tix nveet to be remembered jheld at the chapel at Oak teme. | 4, April 9. 1923, at 9:47 a.m.. &t his r nid pleasant “tis to find, Tebr aL'3 olsek ks At e WDk o NG NI | i ey i i Burlal was conducted by the United| (eorge Kawles and devoted brather of Fior p pE i i For this week many new styles in Spanish War Veterans and Hiram e Hawlse and devored brother of bior: | 2 Zour bath we will follow Handsome $85.00 to $110.00 Coats, e g e R IR B e Wraps and Capes 569 Sweet girl, she came into the w A sample of its misers She tasted of its bitter cup And tried to drink the Then gently 18t RAWLES. Officers and Members of Columbi Moruing Star Lodge, No. 40, and Forest Temple, No. 9, 1. B. P. 0. E. W.: Regulur EIk services will be conducted for onr late brother, lll\x‘lxl. RAW sudden Funerul will be held on Thiraday. 4t 1930 p.m.. from ‘Second Bap. . 8rd st between H and 1 ltev. 3. L. 8. Holloman, pastor. erety ordered to assemble &t Church, 1 p.m JOHN F. ROSS, Exalted Ruler. A. E. WILLIAMS, Sec. . Monday. April 9. 1023, at pm.. PHILID, beloved husband of Augusta viter, aged 80 sears. Paneral from . his te residence, 1306 Massachuserts ave. s ! . A Cibson s BECULHE fro _{ om Thursday. April 12, at 1:30 pm. Rel i ox, rought from LOn-| tiles und frieads fnvited to attend. lnter- jdon years ago by Eben D. Jordan. ment 4t Arhngion Dational cemetery. | REITER. A special communication of Pen. i i { turned her head d with the taste, and die le by side may we stai door, whe: HER DEVOTED CHUM GRACE. In sad but loving remembrance of stor. Rer. EDWARD WILLIS, ted_this life 26 rears ago April 10, 1897, Sty ey Gone from this world of sorrow into a world of Jor. God knew best and called you home, where crying and sorrow shall be no more. MARION WATTS. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. N.W. Established 1841, Phone West. Antomoblle Service. . T WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director snd Embalmer. Livery in connection. Commodions chapel and modern crematorium. Moderate | prices. 332 Pa. ave. n.w. Tel. call M. 1885 WA Speare Co. UNDERTAKERS 1208 H STREET.NW TonmEaLx stor . ® . Willi 8, Rimus Soagm o Bpexts "HERBERT B. NEVIUS s | MAIN 20 " Quick, Dignifled_snd Effcient Service, W. W. Deal 816 H ET. N.E. LINCOLN 3484, Automobile Service. e Wiiimarih andtoving daughter of e Erta | WIVL H. SARDO & CO. A. Warder. Funeral from ier late residence, | 410 1 ot e it the Eckington Apartment, Wednesday, April Ci 11, a luterment in Glenwood x'fllxm» s L Antomoblle Funerals. 3“ Memoriam. | Neither the successors of nog con: nected with the original W. R. Spears BERMAN. In memory of my dear daughter, gstablishment. Q40 F S¢. HATTIE E. BERMAN, who died April 10, N.w. Phone Frank. 6626, 7. THOS. R. NALLEY & SONS, 181 ELEVENTH ST. S.E. In the midst of pleasure 1 am blue Undertakers. Eribaimers. With a smile on my face and & heartache K Fyneral Patioes: I'm still longing for vou respectiully nvited to attend. e bership in the United Spanish War ! Veterans organization. He is survived} by his wife and four children. VETERAN TRAINER DIES. NEWPORT. R. L. April 10.—Robert J. Gibson, for a generation a runner | iat Sandy Point Farm and one of the! Attest: best known handlers of stallions in{REITER, {the show rings of the country. w tH found dead in the training stable of | Reginald C. Vanderbilt vesterday. Brd st. bet. H and 1 sts. n.w., Rev. There to rest ef s 3 Holloman, pastor. Thursday, April | e s, qaE 12wt 130 pom. Friends and relatives are Commandery, 2, K. T.. and Almas Temple. He was a vetéeran of the Sipanish-American war and held mem- all-over braided Mandarin sleeve draped wraps and capes beige or gray fox, beige or gray Satin and Brocaded tied, clever sheathlike coats, d i that captivate; many are fur collared with summer ermine. Viatka squirrel, A Pt K abrics Intiuding Marvella, Marcona, Duvetyn. Fashona, Gerona, Chinchilla, Roshanara, destined to satisfy even the most captious 'ady. Every cne seems to want a cape—and here are Dashingly sash WILLIS. m Yo the Lovely $65.00 and $75.00 Capes Anni- ist their spell and the very happy combination of every alluring style feature with an An vera T et el e A he Senameatas ona of self Coraind, puMing and draping are fascinating, and If luxuriously collared with fur, one may select from gray or beige fox choker collars and caracul shoul- “w t talpha Lodge, No. L, F. AL A, M., will b 'RED” CAUSEY ON TRIAL. held at Maonic Temple at 12745 p.m; NEW YORK, April 10—Cecil A. (Red) | Thiradas, A4ril i2 1"vtiind the Suneral ot { Causey, former Giant pitcher, pleaded | e PHILIF REITEL, ~ By order of the not guil when arraigned in federal master. ISAAC B. FIELD, Sec. 11 . 3 SAMPLE. Monday, April 0, . MARY A court on a charge of selling liquor at his | beloved wife of ‘the late' John' A. Sample, ISt. Nicholas avenue cafe. He was re-| azed 68 years. Funeral from Methodist {leased on bail pending_trial Causey was released last season by Home, 601 M st. n.w., on Wednesday, April i 11, at 10:30 a.m. Interment at West Phil {the Giants to Indianapolls in the ¥ { American_Association. deiph SIZER. Suddenly, Monday, April 9. 1923, at | S O, | 280w, MARY ELIZABETH, widow of MOURNING BLACK CARMACK DRY CLEANING CO. Luciun’ D Sizer. - Funeral from’ the chiapel Dyed Within 24 Hours of Thomas S. Sergeon, 1011 Tth St. nw.. on Wednesday, April 11, at 11 a.m. Inter: 2489 18th St, Col. 636 Dupont_Circle. Fr. 5232 ment (private) at Arlington national ceme- FUNERAL DESIGKS. Tery Toe SWEET. Passed away Tuesd: April 10, Prompt suto delivery service. | Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. 19 at 6 a at her home, North Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St.| Capitol st., FLORA K. SWEET, aged 70 FOUND. 1 years. She leaves her husbund,” two. sons to Celebrate Anniversary i i DOG—Fox_terrie ale: white and bin New $6.95 Silk i pet. Lineoln 4. 13e | Costume Blouses el | $4.85 Jacquettes and slip-overs most glorious of new silk prints! Persian patterns in small repeat de- slgns in ‘artistic blendings of color, Egyptian_scroll pattern of ol ue Male, ently _clipped: with Phone Lineol on dull Persian red, Oriental stripes ! green leather collar. Please phoue Cleveland e whos ne Lincoln 480, o, in multi-color effect and gray and . 1815, Reward. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. blue Egyptian motifs on red! | = e TR R T BLAIR. Tn sad but loving remembrance of & - ae L AIRED AL S ek e | e e e G TRE DS REATH cwi | B3, SEVENTH a7 X W, Main 2473 E | tan, some gray on head, 0 Sonanied (s tife SETRUDE BLATR, wie | Modern Chapel. Teiephions iname Juck; no coller. Reward. Call Cleve e g0 today pril e Charming $16.50 Costume Blouses, $10.95 100 Tz Timothy Hanl The kind of blouse that's a rare find at so low a price— on i fand 2361, L - A loving mother we once enjored. i BEADS on string _(pearl), platinem clasp; be- s e an oco-eniuyed: ST. N.E Phone L. 5548. the variety very excellent, as we've regrouped even from tween 10 Q nee. and New York ave. and North e oD o padsediway. ne L. 3548, higher prices than $16.50 many Indlvidual blouses of the } Cap. Phone Franklin 450, Reward < o think of you each finer sort. Embroldered or beaded, Jacquette or slipover—and a { BELT, blue tricotu with two metal clasps. VOTED CHILDREN. | Return to Apt. 4. 142% R st. n.w. Reward ESTELLE, LOTTIE AND WII. color range of navy, grey, bittersweet, sulphur and the mos! beautiful of Egyptian printed silks! CHOKER—Brown fox, lost Friday in or near { BRONAUGH. In sad but loving remem- Beautiful $10.00 Real Lace Trimmed Hecht (o. or Hub Furniture Co. Phone .\n:lh brance of my dear sister, IDA BRONAUGH, Handmade Blouses, $7.85 9604, Apartment 304 who departed this life one year ago today, COIN PURSE—Lady's, containing about $23. ¢ Aril 10. 1922, Reward. Cali Mr. Girrison, Main 4650, fir. | Surrounded by friends. 1 am lonesome, Exquisite details of handdrawn work, dafnty hand-em- broidery and wide irish laces on lovely coilars and vestees of Tuxedo models, Peter Pan blouses inset with wide Irish {250, or address 1718 Carcoran st Tn the midat of plensure T am blue. DIAMOND TING — Lads's. soid Tiffany | With @ smile on my face and a heartache, Insertions. Frilled model edged with filet. | your supply sufficlent of such blouses as these? | der collars. The fabrics are Lustrosa, Velvay, Veldyne, Fashona, Rcshanara, Canton, with a color choice of gray, tan, cocoa, navy and black. i Stunning $60 to $75 Capes, Coats and Wraps Here the Blouse Cape bespeaks your favor, the jaunty sash-tie, the slender straightline coat and wraps s -50 d e NS reach bloom fextures of Lustrosa, Veldyne and Delysia and the much desire E’:-‘-’;:llfl?r{«'ayy“:n";'em‘:::—yafiu The fuil complement of spring colors in gray, ramle, tan, Porto Rico and taupe. r— $89.50 to $110.00 $ 50 $69.50 to $95.00 s 9.50 Wraps and Coats Coats and Capes 4 the mode—tying s with becoming monk 3 fur! collars, or chooses the softness of caracul to frame the face. B e OO N particuiarly becomes you—the Wrap-around, draped and straightline ceats also do homage In A big selection in this Anniversary group—all wonderful values with cape or kimono sleeves! Lavishly tailored with self cording, self tucking, cablestitching and hand. i C d W MISSES’ Coats, Capes an raps . Youth asserts Itself in circular Enchanting in slender grace whatever s Wrap-around, draped, wing-back, loose back or fiare model? Lustrosa, Beaverette, Arabella and Veldyne. aud a4 duughter to mourn their loss. Inter- ment Bellefontaine, Ohlo, Thursday, April 3 e WHITMARSH., Suddenly, Sunday, April 8, 1923, VENITA, beloved wife of Fred C. The prettiest we could get is the kind of Arriving in Haste Underwear in our Anniversary. Blossom Tints in Silk Underwear, 3 Less Lovely $10.00 to $18.00 Silk Gowns and Pajamas, $6.85 and $10.85 Never were underthings prettier to delight the woman who adores the “feel”” of the luxurious fabrics and who finds Joy in feasting her eyes on the enthralling soft shimmering beauty of satn-back crepes, heavy Crepe de Chines and Radium Silks, actistically ornamented witn real Filet, Irish crochet .and Val laces, with dainty ribbons for the artistic completion. Orchlid, Every Beautiful New Fashion of the Season Does Honor to Our 25th Anniversary Women’s Dresses Fine $37.50 to $42.50 Silk Dresses, $27.50 Each dress selected because of its artistic achievement in style—the clever adaptations of pronounced modes to give the highest beauty—a really wonderful chance to pay very little for a smart, becoming dress. In flat crepes, cantons, Georgette, crepe molies, Egyptian prints, with the endear- ments of plaitings, parels a-flutter, embroideries in self color or contrast. Navy, black and the lighter shades of-spring. $45.00 to $55.00 Navy Cloth Dresses, $33.50 Tricofine, a lovely light-weight wool fabric that fashions the universally admired dress for general service. Coat and panel models—elaborated with flat plad'ngs of sllk braid; em- broidered loose panels, and one youthful slip-over model is ornamented with grosgrain ribbon ana tailoreg ribbon rosettes with vestee and collar of gray moire silk. Choice $69.50 to $89.50 Gowns, $49.50 The woman who likes prettier than usual clothes will find a world of dress beauty in this celebration group. They bespeak the Parisian Inspiration from neck to hemline. In adorable placings of beads, in plaitings, in panels and drapings Zeach gown surpassingly handsome in fabric—in fiat crepe, canton, Elizabeth crepe, Roshanara, Crepe Romaine and Georgette. Exclusive $95.00 to $125.00 Gowns $59.50 Elizabeth crepe, flat crepe, crepe molles, Georgette and lace—the elegance of fabmic that gives each dress Its subtle alr of desirablility, and In a color range for street, afternoon and evening; in navy, black, gray, ashes of roses, mountain haze,_scarlet, Lanvin green, flame, mals and cocoa. Three-piece silk costume suits also Included in this group. Not to Be Overlooked Is the Separate Skirt in Highest Fashion Pleated Silk Skirts Usually $16.50 $13.75 Every one a beauty! With the grace of softly falling pleats that hang with the elegance of the silken fabrics, the very smartest skirts of the moment for sweaters or the sep- arate Jacquettes. Noveity stripes In Roshanara crepe, chenilie stripe canton that's lovely, brocaded canton, Palsley, and plain colors, most winsome in Crepe de Chines and Cantons. mal ATREDALE G Rewnrd 3 28l Bruno.F. 9361, Y 1 | AIREDALE—M e \ | kwers o name 4 {neth L. Roberts, 2 1t fou answers to name mark on chest lar marked Virginia st., € £ Kenneth L. 19th st . North 2102, Kob- peach, nile, light blue, flesh, wnite and black. Exquisite $7.50 to $12.00 Silk Chemise, $4.85 and $6.85 Lavish with real laces—irish, Filet and Val—on the most heautiful qualities of Satin-back Crepe, Crepe de Chine and Radium—the kind of underthings one chooses for bridal trous- seaux; for glfts, for personal pleasure in possesston—literally “fit for a queen! In white, apple blossom pink, the blue of the sky, the lavender tint of the rainbow, and the delectable peach shade —not forgetting black. $5.00 and $6.00 Silk Chemise, $3.85 Just enough ornamentation and no more that the beauty of the Crepe de chines and Radium Silks may be scen in their full bloom—daintily tallored with hemstitching, tuckings and charming ideas In hand-embroidery—in white, flesh, orchid and black! 841 H Vo 7 MORTICIANS (kl?}o & 1732 Penna. Ave. JAMES T. RYAN, 317 PA. AVE. 8.E. Model Chapel. Lincoln 142 Private Ambulances. Livery in Ce z Dear sister. T am_longing for you. {momnting. Apr. 8. Betur 40 M. G i’ | HER DEVOTED SISTEH, CLARA HOWARD lan 20L 1| SRoWH. In sad but lovi e P == . In sad but loving_remembrance o D0G, Vilte o e, o | SOV 1 and Bt Iving, omemirres of inday moening; 141 \Wiia'deparied this Tife two Sears ago today, e April 10, 1921, DOG—Wiiite maltese torrier, tesembles poodle: T 3 g [ touch brown on each ear; strayed from 3 | WhilS in this world we stay .w.. Saturday. ' Liberal reward for only knows our feelings St © you have passed away. annot clasp your hands, Dlack_setter. tag No. 1453. REMOVAL SALE WASHINGTO *' 1 A NTTE MONUMEN: ___ 900 11th St. N.W. Y “We speciaiize in aesigning and erects ing memorials (monuments and mauso- leums) of quality and character, Call and see hundreds of photographic suggestions and designs on exhibition in our office. “FHE J. F. MANNING ¢e., INC., 914 Fifteenth Street, CEMETERIES. TO THE THOUGHTFUL Few realize the importance the mods cemotery holds in & community. Few ha oocasion to consider it but once. Often when the emergency arises they are uninformed. FORT LINCOLN TAEIIE, Yone oy, PER! RE UNDER ETUAL FEATURING LAWN AND LANDSCAPE o BOULEVARD - MORE (Biadensburg Road at District Line) City Office; Cemetery Office, 705 13th 5t. N.W. Lincoln 3579 Franklin 4745 Call or write for illustrated literature NON-SECTARIAN | VAULTS CEDAR HILL W-nhl-x: trd 3’&?23»%’“&"‘5 P Li e, 17 an 3 lnc. . For Booklet, Information or Vielt b Gotete tery, Call MR. CAYLOR, Linc. 982. Centemeri French Kid Gloves Long $5.00 and $6.00 Centemeri French Kid Gloves, $2.95 pair 8 and 12 button lengths in perfectly fitting gloves at an amazing price for gloves of this character. 8-button length In white, brown and mode. 12-button length French kid and suede In tan, mode, grey. Centemeri $3.00 to $4.50 French Kid Gloves, $1.95 pair One-clasp and two-clasp in white, gray, brown, castor and gunmetal shades, in the distinctive backs with feather stitching or wide crochet embroidery. Also new strap wrist gauntiets. Fine $2.00 Milanese Silk Gloves, $1.35 Pair 16-button length In white, pongee and black—a very splendid chance to anticipate your supply for warmer days. Novelty $2.00 and $2.50 Chamoisette Gloves, $1.35 Pair Gauntiet styles in white, gray, mode and brown, with fancy cuffs and two-tone embroidered backs. The ikind that ‘wash and wear so well. Relaxing, Restful Beauty in $15 to $25 Silk Negligees, at $12.85 Graciously Inviting to a reposeful hour, telling a woman a pretty story as she sees their becoming effect—offering a choice of soft silken Crepe de Chines and crepe-back satins , rose, Copenhagen blue, Nile and mai: y-silpped-into flowing sieeve model, drapea at the side-fastening, also satin and taffeta breakf Expressing Our Desire to Offer the Best Are These Pure Organzine $29.50 Silk Sweaters $21.50 Woven of the best long staple silk threads to g.ve in. perfect beautiful surfacel A tuxedo model in a straightline raised weave with braded girdle. To be had In the great. Iy demanded navy and black. Have You Seen the New Golf Coats, $6.50 Here are Golf Coats of mohair yarn, with contrast col- ored front, with a narrow stripe forming a superimposed black. Buff and Harding, buff and brown, buff and henna. Going Fast But Still a Good Selection of Colors Mohair Tuxedo Sweaters, $2.95 Harding, gray, buff, jockey and orchid—In a model tha always becoming and adapting itself o every type of blouss, The price is exceptionally low, as the result of a very i jsapphire. Lost Saturday afternoon or Sunday {morning, St. Matthew's or St. Paul's Churc Jor Columbia Theater. Reward if returned to {Apt. 605, 1860 Columbia_road. | GLASSES —With case. ut or near Center Mar- {ket. Reward. Franklin 1856, . | MANONTC CHARM—Double-leaded eagle on one side, with red stone in center. Reward. Return to Temple, 16th and § sts. 10° STESH BAG—Silver, Sunday. Liberal reward. rank. 8814. 1111 10th st n.w. PACKAGE of dark blue chiffon near High- lands._Reward at 2148 California st. . PACKAGE—Smail box, in Kann's dept. store, about noon, Apr. 9. 'Reward if returned to address on_check inside package. * KINGESE DOG, male. 1014 14th st. That we still remember_ thee. SMOTHESR, EKS AND BROTHERS COLE. A tribute of love to the memory of my ‘dear husband, EUGENE D. COLE, who was called to rest six years ago foday, April 10, 1917, "Tis gweet to remember him who once was nere; Though absent from us, he is just as dear. Thy purpose, Lord, we cannot see, But all is well that is done by Thee HIS DEVOTED WIFE, RUTH E. COLE. * COLE. In loving remembrance of my dear EUGENE D. COLE, who passed aw: years ago today, April 10, 1 Loved in life, in death remembered. Rest in peace, dear son. We will meet POCKETBOOK, gent's, Monday, wmall amonnt you by .nld h"d but lovh HIS MOTHER. Tetuen permite. BT Dyer, 1504 Tamont 5t hastand, CHARLES B COLEING. et permit. F. 1. Dyer, 1204 Lamont 2t |l Soparied this 1ite two sears ago o pri ), 1921 POCKETBOOK contaiping money, keys und bank book. Finder pléase return io 1147 15th D e icwory St 8.w. and recelve liberal reward. When I think of my dear husband, RING—Gentiemany; gold; Masonic seal; Sat- ‘Whom I never shall forget. urday night at Childs' N. Y. ave. restaurant, = , ks Return to E. K. Haas, 3rd fidor, 1345 Pa. ave. B v e o A Aplace is vacant in my heart UHBRELLA—Red, left on G st. ear -F‘.'.nfl.y ‘That never can be filled. ‘noon. Reward if returned to apt. 3%, 512 2nd Inidis e veyenl nettly alecnins: st B.w. Where the flowers gently wave, il . VIOLIN—In Union statlon waiting room, April Lies the one 1 love so dearly 14; brown canvas cover on case. Reward if In his lonely, silent grave. i returned. Elizabeth Du - Mond, Warrenton | FIS DEVOTED WIFE, ELSIE A. COLLL | Country School. Warrenton. Va. e L 8ad was the hour of that unhapny day | WALLET —Black sealskin, marked Van Wickle 'When God called our dear father away. : Plano Co.. Saturday night, containing abont A loving father, %o good and kind, {§30. Finder please return to office, Cairo No friend on earth like him do we find. Hotel. 1615 Que st. n.w. Liberal reward. For all of us he did his best. WRIST WATCH and chain. Reward. AP!. May God grant him efernal rest. 404, The Manchester. HIS SONS, CHARLES, JR., AND ELMER. *