Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1923, Page 17

WILL DECK GRAVES OF DIXIE'S FALLEN Ceremony Planned at Arling- ton Cemetery This Afternoon. Tribute will be paid to the fallen heroes who wore the gray, when memorial exercises are held for the Confederate veterans by Camp 171 of the United Confederate Veterans of the District of Columbia, assisted by .the € outhern Memor- iul Assoc! nited Daugh- rs of th e section of the Arlington na- I cemetery, this afternoon at Members of the camp along with members of the other associations and the children of nfederacy will ssemble ‘onfederate gate at will form in a nd led by the Marine up to and around the Monument, in s sounding of bugler of the Marin opening of the servic followe the playing of Amer! ¥ e Marine Band. rest e program invo vy B . chaplain ¢ amp 171, . V. ation by Senator A. G. Stanle Kentue snediction by Parke . a member will mark This will lumbia mixed q Following the ntities of flowers will be n over the veterans' graves. The general committee of the Sons “onfederate Veters iss Virginia Hereford, s Louise Owens, maid of hony, peron, . matron of 1 is commander of Col. Lee Crandall is executive committee. in_charge follow: John Thompson, nd W.'J. Parr. iss Mae V. Petty, chair- man; Mrs. Frank Morrison, Mrs. Bates Warren and Mis: Jarvis. Decoration: aude Howell Mulcare and honston. 1 L. Wilkerson, rell, J. M. Utter- Wollard and H s. ted by Boy Scouts fron aptist Church, L. ARTISTS FEATURE CONCERT TONIGHT chairman of the ANN GRAY, Harpist, on bill at Keith's, will fen- ture free community concert tonight at Central High School. i A brilliant array of artists will feature the forty-sixth free com- munity concert at Central High! ool tonight, at 8:15 o'clock. ~Ann G the noted harpist and singer, who has been delighting audiences At Keith's Theater during Musle week, will be heard In a group of selections. Ruth Lloyd Kinney, con- tralto, of Philadelphia, who cames to Washington as soloist of the Shrine pearance pa 4 to M strict, as she is # niece of Alexander Lloyd and of the late James Lloyd. = Miss Kinney | will be accompanied on the piano by | Helen Burkhart. In ddition to these | Irs. 1. V. O'Brien, Gardner ty_ Or-| ieader, | ompany ity singing, the di- Robert Lairence. mes will give an im- promptu’ organ recital for thirty tes preceding the evening’s en- tertainment Announc Gommunity ment is made from the Music i head- all kets | cight months e 2, will be eats at tonight's com the validity -of the tickets be- extended twenty-four hours. Adults to Accompany Children. No children under the age of four | be admitted, and all children e accompanied by adults and with them throughout the pro- grant> The doors will open at. 7 o'clock. cert, fng Cengral _High Centert tonight at ston free. Community s:15 o'clock. Doors open at Program. 2. Grimes will render recital . Selected Community Or- Charles V. Banner, Washington chestra, (b} Salute to the Flag. (e) Dath of Alleglance. (d) Doxolog: erybody Community Singing Everybody. (a) Welcoming Visitors to Washington. (b) Acquai 3 Ever Waltz Brillia Elizabeth Gardher ianist Community Singing. verybod (4) Pace Mio Dio. (h) Dawn ... .. Curran Mre. E. V. O'Brien. soprano. Mrs. Coombs at the plano. Community S'nging. Everybody. Contralto Selos. ....Selected Ruth Lloyd Kinney, contralto. (Philadelphia soloist. who Is to feature Shrine convention. Coombs, Verdi C. it President Acts To To Save Job o ice H Post Office Hero President Harding intervened yes- terday to save the job of George L. Williams, fifty-seven-year-old hero of a mall robbery at Jefferson City, Mo., In 1921, where he is a laborer in_the post office. Willlams was injured by the rob. bers, whom he later helped to con- vict, and was left jobless by a change in the contract for mall messengers. Because of his age, he was eligible only for temporary appointments and would have been succeeded today by a younger man had it not been for the President's action. OYSTER PENS DUTY APPEAL TO0 POLIGE Eyes of Nation on Washing- ton This Week, Says Com- missioner’s Letter. h patrolman on the Washington police force today will receive a per- sonal letter frc Oyster, transmitte Sullivan, assuring him that the oners will stand behind him in just_ prosecution of the law.” The letter follow “On_behalf of t »mmissioners of the District of Columbia, and also for myself personally, I want to take this ¥y to congratulate and police partment indi and as a whole for the splen- Kk being performed at present irce’ of much gratifica®ion know that the men and offi- conducting themselve 3 manner to bring credit and praise to the department Detail Work Exacting. “1 realize the great amount of de- tail w cted from every man ¢ that it seems you to ask additional duties, but with the com- hrine convention [ um going to or It is to us to to your to make even greater efforts for enforcement of law and order. which you have sworn to uphold. With the great influx of people from all parts of the country Into our cf 4nd remember it s their city as ours. the task is going to assume gigantic proportions, and it will be nece for ever: 1 to put his shoulder to the wheel and_ strive his utmost. Remen es of hington. > police depart- life and particularly ment as th property. T ent incen ed use cel a members of V police de- partment will ¢ show that splendid zeal and tireless co-opera- tion that has always marked their work. “In_closing. let me ure you that the Commissioners are behind each individual man in the department and are ready to back him up in his just prosecution of the law." WINS $200 PRIZE. College Head Gains Award for Train Name. Dr. Howard Rondthaler, presi- dent of Salem College at Winston- Salem, N. C. won the $200 prize o fered 'by the Southern railw % tem by presenting the name “Pied- mont Limited,” for trains No..33 ana s between New Orleans v York, inaugurated in con- fon with the Pennsylvania, the Point route and Louisville of sl Since the announcement of the prize offer, the rallroad received 21,106 let- including 63,000 suggestions. Dr. the country of the Blue Ridge, as the Piedment section. 800-GALLON STILL CAPTURED IN RAID Officers Also Get 15,000 Gallons of Mash in Nearby Maryland. Revenue agents yesterday eaptured an 800-gallon_still, mash and liquor in a rald below Clements, Md. A warrant sworn out for arrest of the operator of the still, who is known, but who was not at the scene at the time of the seizyre, will be served later, it was announced. Along with_the still, which was an up-to-date affair, officers took 15 gallons' of mash and Tiquor. tern slope nly known Hotel Schenley Fifth Ave. at Schenley Park PITTSBURGH, PA. AP0 7 Pittsburgh's Distinctive Hotel Exceptional accommodations for both permanent and transient guests Unexcelied Cuisine and Service Ten minutes from all Railroad Stations, Business, Theater and Shopping Center Advance Reservations Suggested S. L. BENEDITO, Manager 200 gallons of | Dentistry is Vastly Different Former Years This office Y h_that you s assured of the best possible dentistry and the greatest That uss been our record for the Dast 31 years. T 3 < netiems of payment to sult. Exam! 1 up, in gold, silver, amalga; Wo charge for painien extraction when other_ work is done. All wark guaranteed, HOURS. 9 A. M. TILL 8 P. M. SUNDAYS. 10 A, M. TILL 4 P. A1 Community Singing. Everybody. Announcements. Ann Gray and her harp, ted harpist and singer of th's circuit. Star Spangled Banner. Everybody. DR. WYETH _ 427-29 7th STREET N. W. Oppost! Lansburgh Bro., Grang Uaion Ten.'Co. * Lureeit_ind_sow ipped pariors s Washington Phone Matn 7088 - 'FTHE SUNDAY- | | Specials Shelf Oilcloth 10 Yards for .. 59C Plain and fancy patterns in scalloped Oflcloth that will 39c¢ 50c Sash Curtains, Pair. 36x40 size. of firm quality white marquisette. Curtain Rods 25¢ 54-inch heavy brass Ex- tension Rods, with large sil- ® ver-finished ends. Cocoa Double-thick Cocoa Mats, in two popular sizes. 10c Flags Half-price sale of thou of 12x1S American Carry one on the Mecea. 40c Black Sateen Yard-wide ags. road to T T T lustrous black Sateen, lengths from 1 to & yards. Suitable for aprons, bloomers and skirts. $1.00 Luggage Bags . .i..o0 29C Strong Matung Bags, of good size. with three clasps Just the thing for picnics, Grass 18x36 stenciled Grass Rugs, in attractive patterns of blue, green and brown. 60c Hall o 39C Runners, 27-inch Grass Hall Runners, stenciled with brown and green Grecian borders, 520 $1.00 55x72 soft, serviceable gray Blankets, with pink or Window blue borders, shades ... DOC Slight seconds of $1.00 oil opaque Shades, in dark green. TOILET GOODS White Dove Floating Soap, 6 for LT T OO G UL UL UL LU LT Tollet Paper, 3 rolls for Wax Paper, 169 sheets for Listerine Tooth Paste..... Willlams’ Shaving Cream. Mum Deodorant ....... Onyx Hose ... 35C Onyx Lisle Hose, perfect quality, in black and gray Three pairs for $1.00. Full Fashioned SOC Women's Mercerized Lisle Hose. perfect quality, in black and brown. Children’s Silk Hose Beautiful quality white Silk Hose for graduation. Slight irregulars of $1.50 kind. Silk-plated 29 C Socks . . Childrer’s Silk-plated Socks, slight irregulars. Mostly white. Women's Union 3 9 Suits C Fitrite Brand, perfect qual- ity Summer Suity, with band tops and tight or shell knees. Extra sizes are 44c. Women's Women's Vests Regular and .extra.size Gauze Vests. Slight irregu- lars of 25c Kind. Limit, 6 to a buyer. Boys’ Union 5 0 Suits ... C White checked nainsook Athletic Suits, with or with- out waist attachment. Sizes Ball Suits. $ l -25 Washable one-plece Base ball Suits of heavy gray, tan and striped beach cloth. Trim- med in blue. Sizes 3 to 8. Boys’ Wash Pants .. 69C In khaki and plain and striped beach cloth. Knick- erbockers and straight knee: Sizes 3.t0 10, . Boys’ Flap- $ 1 .39 per Suits. . Two-plece Suits of superior uality and workmanship. elt to match. Sizes 3 to 8. Children’s Play 69 C Suits These are practical “All- over” Suits, of blue chambray, with drop seats. Men’s Union Suits White checked nainsook Athletic Suits, with knit insert in back. Slight irregulars. Men's Socks \ 89C 6 Pairs for. .. Perfect quality Summer Socks, with double heels and toes. Black, cordovan and gray. Tien, 2 for.... 25C Fiber-silk Wash Ties, in white and stripes. Men’s Golf $ 1 .25 Hose .... = All wool, made in England. = Slight substandards of $2.00 and $2.560 grades, in assorted Men'’s Work Shirts .. 69C ey Jones and other reli- able brands of blue chambray and hickory cloth Shirts, with collar and pocket. Boys' Base N nnnnm JI|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|III|IIIllliIIIIIIIII|I|IIIIIIIII-IIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl T S R . favar. | I STAR, WASHINGTON, CLARK'’S 0. . SPOOL COTTO 47c Dozen Black and white. to buyer. 38 Dress Linings. 30c Rubberized Ap 35c Palsley Yarn, ball Otahedn ha Hair Nets, single mesh, 290 - g tox Halr Nets, double mes Shrine parade. Tuesday at1 O’Clock Limit, 1 dozen D. - C; JUNE 3, 1923—PART 1. Satisfactron [irst NGS A 810-318 Seventh Street L In Fascinating Summertime Modes for Youthful and Mature Tastes An offering as unusual in variety as in fashion and to interest many women in the selection of a gracious ni the summer season. One group contains superfine Can richly adorned with crystal beads and steel beads—some almost covered: Another group shows more conservative models in graceful, straightline Canton crepe frocks; some with loose panels. Still outhful creations, variously- embroidered, draped. Gray, rose, black, sandalwood, cocoa, navy others in delicate designs. another group contains pleated and ornament trimmed. | and brown in the complete assortment—and all sizes, 16 to 94 Knitted Crep Dresses - $3'95 Left from recent special underpriced for a quick clean-up. A wealth of charming new styles and a wide color range. Come tomorrow for a delightful new frock at nominal cost. style to m Dainty Wash Goods Weaves of Beauty and Utility—Underpriced 38¢c Yard 50c and 59c¢ Summer Fabrics, including Plain Dimity. sheer texture, in the popular colors; Printed Dimity, in neat, attractive patterns; Filmy Voile, printed in figures, flowers and checks; 32-inch Dress Ginghams, in colorful checks and plaids, and excellent weaves of Ratine and Iiponge in a wide color range. 29¢ Dress Gingham, 17¢ Yard 32-inch Dress Gingham, of standard quality, in checks of pink and white, blue and white, gold and white, green and white, and black and white. Warranted fast colors. 30c 40-Inch White Organdy, 19¢ Yard Saving extraordinary on a particularly pleasing weave of snow-white organdy that makes up into the daintiest of cool frocks. Sheer, crisp texture ite the width—40 inches. $1.00 54-Inch Swiss Organdy, 55¢ Yard 54-inch Extra Fine, Sheer Quality White Swiss Organdy of exquisite texture and permanent finish. An apportunity to economize on a really superfine material. Note the extra width. Normandie Swiss Voile, 58¢ Yard First in favor for making cool, colorful summer frocks. Soft, filmy weave that drapes beautifully. Patterned in a wealth of new scrolls and figures. " $1.00 Ratine Eponge, 79¢ Yard 36-inch Ratine Eponge—the thick, durable quality—in blue, green, helio, brown, henna, pink, copen, light blue and white. ol 40c Shirting Madras, 29¢ Yard, Yard-wide Shirting Madras, of superfine quality, show- ing neat effects of stripes and figures. 35¢ Yard-Wide Percale, 18c Yard Standard Quality, Yard-wide Percale, a smooth, fine- count grade, patterned in fast-color checks, stripes and figures. $1.00 Cotton Crepe, 75¢ Yard Cotton Canton Crepe, a new weave, high in Fashion's vender, tan. toast, pink, reseda. copen, navy, black and white. value, and certain ew frock to start ton crepe frocks, 46. 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Hats of Canton crepe, leghorn, georgette crepe, taffeta silk, hemp and tagal straws in in colorful effects of flowers, feather novelties. Seamless Bleached Sheets —O0f Superior Qualit. Those who have put off replenishing the bedwear stock until the last minute before the opening of the Shriners’ convention will welcome this opportunity to buy really good sheets at a saving. These are extra heavy, free from starch and hand-torn and ironed. 1 the popular colors. Adorned bbons, fruits, ornaments and “run of the mill,” but not hurt in the least. 72x90 Seamless $2.50 Tablecloths, $1.59 64x64 beautiful quality mercer- ized damask tablecloths, hemmed ready for use. $1.25 Seamless Sheets, 89c 54x90 heavy, starchless, seam- less sheets for double beds. 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