Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1923, Page 7

THE For Saturda Y- 608 to 614 - bili_psbom EI.EVENTH. ST, EVENING STAR, Visitors' purchases ship- ped to their homes charges paid. Featuring Chiffon and Glove Silk Hose, at $1.89 ‘White Voile with Val. rufiies Navy Dotted Voile, c24 tucks—§15. apront front—$10. plaited Orange Linen Appliqgue—$15. Linen, with White Green Ratine, drawnwork—810. with hana. Truly Extraordinary Creations In Smart Summer Frocl{s —which we have gathered into two sumptuous assortments —DBeautiful Linens and Ratines: sheer Hand-drawn Voiles and Dotted Voiles, attractive Nor- mandys and Novella—taste- fully trimmed with organdy. ribbon and lace. ’15 —includes Silks, Linens, Tub Silks, Organdys, Ratines, Printed Crepes and those smart knitted weaves—orig nal in model and clever in WASHINGTON, D. C, == nE==ne==in =0 a = == = a === MFNEB‘:—‘—————'—*——*——— TOTEST STATUTE Boston Transcript Fights Law Compelling Publication of Findings. By the Assoclated Press. BOSTON, June $—The constitu- {tionallty of a Massachusetts statute {relating to the publication of findings of the minimum wage commission is to be tested under an appeal taken by | the Boston Transcript Company upon |a decision of the municipal court yes- |terday, imposing a fine of $100, be- | cause the Transcript company on May |14 declined to publish a statement {issued as an advertisement by the | commission. The advertisement an- {nounced that a Boston firm of clothiers | had failed to comply with a ruling of {the commission fixing the minimum | wagces of women employed in the | clothing industry. | Under the statute the wage commis- ision is authorized to investigate | wages paid in various industries, to| {iX a minimum standard, and if it fimls that this standard is not followed in a given instance to publish by adver- itising at regular rates in newspapers the name of the offending firm or in- dividual. It provides that newspapers shall not be liable for any damage cawsed by the publication and that newspaper refusing to publish the ment shall be fined Felix Rackemann, counsel for the | Transcript, said today that several considerations made it seem advisable to test the constitutionality of the { statute. He-pointed out that the law | seemed to be at variance with the bill of righs which says that all persons shall be assured of proper remedies for injury suffered in person, prop- lerty or character. He also questioned {the right of the legisiature to decree i that a newspaper shall publish some- {thing at advertising rates on a given jday, arguing that the act was com- { perable to an ultimatum that a mer- {chant should deliver to the state house a certain number of yards of cloth at a certain time, subject to the penalty. The theory of the whole act, Mr. : Rackemann argued, was that while | the legislature had no power to com- i pel an employer to pay certain wages, ‘Al might by a species of mild terror- lism ‘exert’ the intluence of public {opinion on such an employer by pub- {lication of his name in newspapers !or a threat to publish. He questioned whether the legislature had the right {to compel a newspaper to take such an advertisement which on the face {of it might contain libelous matter. 'TURKS FOR NO MORE DEBT CONCESSIONS | Ismet Pasha, Representative at | Lausanne, Gets Orders From Coun- | cil of Commissars. | By the Associated Tress CONSTANTINOPLE. June §.— The of commissars has | decided to send categorical instruc- {o.u. THE WEATHER District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginla—Fair tonight and tomor- row; cooler tonight; fresh northwest winds. West Virginia—Fair tonight tomorrow; cooler tn the tonight. Records for Twenty-Four Hours. pm, 12 midnight, 74; toda:, Thermometer—VYesterday, 4 76; 8 pm., 7T 4 am., 73; 8 a.m., 78; noon, 79. Barometer—Yesterday, 4 p.m., 29 8 p.m., 29.87; 12 midnight, 29.8; day, 4 a.m., 29.81; 8 am., 29.83; noon, 29.56. Highest temperature, at day. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 89; lowes Cor m of the Water. Temperature and condition of water at 8 am.: v g Temperature, Stations. = st Weathy U “auspu Ise samoy oo Lupaagsas mountaing 88, occurred Pp.m. yesterday; lowest tempera- ture, 67, occurred at 2:10 p.m. yester- Great Falls—Tem- perature, $1; condition slightly muddy. e of and 1S .89 to- the er. Abilese, Tex. 30.00 Albany ", Atlanta Atlantie Ciiy Baltimo Cloar Clear Rain Rain ¢ Clear! Clucinnat Ceveland Denver Detroit . El Paxo., Galveston Helena Huron, § Pt.cloudy | Cear Cloud: Clear Pt.cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloud: Cloud: T Cloud; delpi) Clear Phoenix X 5 r Pittsburgh. . Coud Portland. Me, Cloud: Portland, ci Ruleigh N.C S. Loke Cit; lear e Cloud: Cloud: Cloud: Cles Clear Cloud; St. Loufs.. St. Paul Seattle Spokane .. WASH., D¢ 29.82 FOREIGN. (8 a.m., Greenwich time, todas.) Stations. Temperaturs. Weat! Clear, Part cloudy Part cloudy Cloudy Clear Part cloudy | udy : Raining Havana. Cuba........ Cloudy Colon, Canal Zone. 84 ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. The Deanwood Citizens’ A will_have a ‘“parents' night ing, 7:30 o'clock. in Deanwood Choral Club of Phyllls Wheat W. € & at Metropolitan A ciat . E. Church. The Big Sisters will meet 8 o'clock at 700 11th street. room 610. TONIGHT. Andrew Jackson Council, No. 6. A. M. will meet, 8 o'clock, Pythian Temple. Degree work. Federal City Lodge. I. 0. O. F.. will meet. 8 o'clock, at Odd Fellowe' H. Degree work. Rev will lect Pt.cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy | Pt.cloudy Pt.clouds Part cloudy meet- chool. will appear in concert Fog y y ¥ y v i N her. ion ley I all. ure SHRINER VIEWINGFARADE IS FATALLY STRICKEN Wife of Robert W. Woltz Across Avenue From Scene When He Falls Heart Victim. While in front of the Raleigh Hotel last night viewing the pageant, his wife occupying a stand on the south side of the Avenue opposite the hotel, Robert W. Woltz, a Shriner, suffered an attack of heart disease and died on his way to Emergency Hospital Before leaving his home at 339 14th street northeast, last night, Noble Woltz was in the best of spirits, and was joking with his wife and other members of the family. Mrs. Woltz was shocked when she learned of the death of her husband. The deceased, a native of Falen, Va was sixty-four years old. He was & carpenter and had formerly worked at the bureau of standards. He was & member of La Fayette Lodge, No. 14 F. A. A. M., Eureka Chapter, No. 4: De Molay Commandery, No. 4, and 5Bezhlehem Chapter, No. 7, Eastern tar. Noble Woltz is survived by his wife and six childrep. He was a member of Centennlal Baptist Church. Funeral arrangements have not been complet- ed, but it is probable that services will be held Monday. M. T. O’LEARY SUCCUMBS. Veteran War Department Em- ploye Dies After Long Illness. Michael Thomas O'Leary, fifty-four years old, for the past thirty years connected with the adjutant general's office at the War Department, died Wednesday afternoon at the family residence,” 2009 F street northwest, following an illness of four months. Hjs health had been failing for long time, but he did not give up his work until four months ago. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at the home at 8:30 o'clock. after which solemn requiem mass will be xaid for the repose of the soul . Stephens’ Catholic Church, 25th street and Pennsylvania avenue. The hody, accompanied by his wife and relatives. will be taken to Worcester, Mass., for interment Mr. ‘O'Leary was a native of Worcester, Mass. He had been a resident of this city for the past thir- ty years. Twenty-five years ago he married Miss Bessie Lawton of this city. He is survived by his wife and these children: Mrs. John Joseph Sul- livan of Arlington, Mass.; Edward Lawton O'Leary and Miss Eileen E. O'Leary, both of this city. Mr. O'Leary was a widely known athlete, at one time holding the east- ern championship in tennis contests. He was a member of the old Colum- bia Athletic Club, and was an expert sculler. He was for a number of seasons umpire for the high_ school base ball games. He was a brother of the late Capt. T. O'Leary. s N.. and Dennis O'Leary, residing in this city. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Andrew Jackson Council No. 6, Jr. 0. U. A. M, wiii meet at Pythian Temple at § pm. tomorrow for the purpose of conferring degrees on & number of candidates who failed to report at the last initiation. Nomi- nation of officers is to be the busi- ness of the evening on Saturday, June 16, Cards of Thanks. BEACHUM. We wish to extend our sincere thopks to our relatives and friends for their kind_ expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes given during the illnces and at the death of oar husband and father. THE FAMILY. * BROWN. We wish to extend a card of thanks to the re‘atives and friends for their ki expressions and floral tiibutes and sympaths Deaths. REYNOLDS. Friday, June 8. 1923, M. REYNOLDS (nee ROBERTSON. p.m., LESTER RUSSEL 1923, col 'RONG. Thursday, June 7, 1 CHARL) SWINK. Thursdny Relle | d ar 13 . on Thu 10 a.m.” Interment at Moue Hospital, June § ; THOMPSON 4 Dudles place s 1 held a e Avenue Iaptist Clurei, at L on June 6. Budy taken to Virgink 1 (3 at F June 8 1 - 104 H <t ne. DWIGH: sband of ‘Anuie C. and devoted fatha A. Jones and A. Earle Weeks. F ervices at his late residence Natu «June 9, at 2 p.m. Sersices private In Memoriam. BROOKE. In loving remembrance of ms de grandmother. SUSAN E. BROOKE, who Parted this life twents-three ve: 2 day, June &, 1900. E. FURMAN BROOKE GRANT, In loving remembrance of onr he loved son SCOTT who departe this life five 3 vacant place not quite comple darling son HARNE. In sad bt loving Sar dear sister and auvt, DORA L. | who departed this life ‘three day, June % 1 2 ND CHILDREN. HAYNIE. In sad but loving remembrance « our son and Lrother, RALPH EDWART HAYNIE, who depurted_ this life eight s ago foday, June 8, 191 b In_our hearts vou are fon o Swweet thonghis st cling. Those that Toved vou wo dearis 1o Hfe i2 DR n cedtiy he i EVOTED MOTHEK, & S A BROTHER. SiSIRTRS AN JOUVENAL. In sad bur remembran: . §four dear son and brother. VINCEN Years ag; today, June 8, 10 The rose that is sweetest and purest I the bud that Iu kilied by the front And the love that is dearest and trues s e frue love we have dout S DEVOTED MOTHER, FATHER AN IS DEvOT] HER. FATHER A1 NOTHEY. 1 our husha; 10 depar day Loved i LOVI> : PADGET. TREGO. In of “of my dear mother. who dep today three 'y Xee, it has been e That my dear mother passed awa Aud the vers wounds my heart stiil ot No one in this whole world knows We can see them in that heavenly hom Sitting there on’ the golden throne, - th their lily white faces loving snd true Knowing not_the troubles we 0 throngh HER LOVING D AND SON-TN P D’ HI HER AND STEP MR, M remembered sad but loving remembrance of and father, JOHN NOTHEY this 1 life, loving rememb; LATURA PAD AND WALTER R EGA. In sad but loving remembrance of y dear mother, ANNIE ZEREG, 0 parted. this lite ove year 8o todar e &, 1922, You don't k: one Tntil God sznds a message to It is sad when He ca'ls for on But the worst blow of all is for mother. DAVID AND the sorrow to lose a lovc r home. or the othe hea He cu MARGARET, ¥ finish. Garnett January [on “The Power of Mystery, 6 1 ctraet. FOUND. 3 Tortoise _shell: i Phone North 41 { ! tions to, 1smet Pasha, at Lausanne, not to make further concessions re- garding the settlement of the Turk- Ish public debt, says a telegram from Angora today n et enth of our devored dter. AXNA A, RROWN: elto o Rev. Hollawrmar 2nd Her Trler tov o sormons. -« 3 it T B ORENTOS AND WaL. H.AYD JONN T. BROWN, s —1 H. At Alexandria. Va.. T e, by ter. Ntz M Brown, DAVD A. JACKSON, son of G. R. Jackson, and © M. Jackson. and ETHEL ENGLISH. | Deaths. | ADAMS. Thursday, June 7. 1823, at 7:30 -2 D.m.. at his residence. 713 16th st. ne.| [§ 8 o'clock. FUNER_AL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s 1113 SEVENTH ST Modern_Chape! Timothy Hanlan 641 H ST. N.E Plione L. : Ladies' and Misses' .izes for Street and.More Pretentious Wear Second Floor Skirts $5.95 Sl(irts $10.00 Better than the price suggests—in the popu- Fashion favors White, Beige, T. Gray— lar knife-plaitings—Crepe Granite, Wool Crepe, all four of which are featuresli; th?sna'::or;:};m in White, Gray and Tan. Also' box plaxtmgs —Knife plajts in Wool Crepe.Satin-stripcd Woo] and wrap models—in Wool Stripes, Flannels, Crepe, Roshanara. Crepe de Chine, Checked Poplins and Baronet Satin. Velour and Rajah Plaids. Sweaters $3.95 | Sweaters $5.00 The smartest of the newest models—]ac- Side-tie, Swagger Coat and Golf Coat mod- quette and Swagger Coat styles—with sleeves els—with and without eleeves—high-grade wool and sleeveless. They sre‘develope_d in the fine and fiber combination—in plain and novelty Wools of hght-wexght and in attractive colormgs. wea\ves——aelcct colors and strikinq combinations. Dainty Handmade Blouses, $1.95 A notable event this—these sheer Batiste and Dimity Blouses—with long sleeves and either Peter Pan or Tuxedo collars—clever hand work. Added to the variety are Dimity and Voile Over- blouses and Tuck-in designs that are trimmed with lace, monograms of embroidery—or plain tailor finish . MORE ARTISTIC FILMS ARE PREDICTED BY HAYS |5nerifin ana ‘s rosta: WATCH. gentleman'n W in Anacostin, Frida. B. Cart 1nt st s.e. & NEW YORK, June §.—Most of the | artistic deficiencies of the movies can | be laid to the youthfulness of the In-{____ _____ B JOSEPH H., Sr., beloved husband of Minnie | dustry, Will H. Hays declared today |fTLT, FOLD—Biack: two goid cormers: the | Adams, Finera from the Church of Good | before the International Congress on iname Le Roy D. Sherman_stamped inside. | Shepherd. 6th and Eye sts. n.e.. Monday at lisBed 1 o Motion Pictures, in reply to charges | Finder nlense cail Columbin 540 | 2pm. Interment at Fort Lincoin cemetery | JAMES T. made by authors and critics that there | BRACELET—Flexible green gzold: set wi: | (Marvland and Pennsylvania papers please f 317 PA is no art in filmdom. amethysis. Reward. Call Adams 3200, Apt. | copy.) v o e “Early in the game when keen men ;210 after 8 pm. ______ S BRASHEARS, Private Ambulances saw the commercial possibilities in A tolding Bastuie: Inoue ot | Sanin Livery in Connection motion pictures they set out in fever- e e e, Junen of John W. : ish haste for gold, just us the forty- | Address Box 32.C. Star office. SRR Joseph F. Birch’s Sons niners did,” he =aid. “In the rush for |C —mink: Monument grounds. Thone | [nierment at Bethel e i gold and in the rapid expansion of |Linc. W Md.. at 4 pm. Rel 3034 M'-St. N.W. Esanired tot the industry. the artistic side of the t o1 vited o attend, Automobile Servt p films was neglected. | ARSSIE o RaRe ot | e “Now that the mechanical end of | Return to T. O. Moss, Ritz Hotel ia life Thursdas :_m;;ri,v WILLIAN LEE Fine e Hadh 4 & o'clock. ANN M | Embalmer. Livery in connec ‘l’;;(&“"s"fi’“hé'm;'"(‘.'.‘rgéd'".’,'.!frlx‘ o BRO' S vea to mourn their 106° % | ciapel and modern cremawrium. Moderats more to the filming of artistically daughter, Georgia A. Evans, 00 | prices. 332 Pa. Ave. n.w. Tel. call M. 135 satistying pictures.” Ll V.L: SPEARE-CO. )WN. Friday. June 8, 1923. at Sibley Hos- nn’“om Mee TOUISA . BROWS oy B2 AJoert Tean Prose and Mabel E. Calla- 3 : ! Fipeinie | Neither the successors of nor cene SUES FOR $13,810. han. Notice of funeral hereafter. (Bethje- | | ted with the original W. R. Spears establishment. b Says Builders Broke | FOUSTAIY, FEN. zoid. e s 940 F St. N.'W. Waxburg v Reward. 1202 Longfellow st. FOy DOG—White, black face. with hem, Pa., papers please copy.) t HERBERT B. NEVIUS Gonirect. white stripe, black spot on body: name, Major: CHASE. Fridas, June 8, 1023. at 12:30 a.m.. 926 NEW YORK AVE. N.W. MAIN Lewis Waxburg today filed suit in | lost or stolen from tourist camp gronné, Jnne NNA F. CHASE, beloved mother of Frank R inon L. and Edith M. Chase and Mre. | Riorence L. Regan. Private_Ambulasce {the District Supreme Court to recover | SI'N;_r-;;-'r.dm:'.l;on- Franklin 10255, ‘y_m; Quick. Dignified_and Eficleat Servies. $13,810 damages from the M. B. F._Stonestreet. rice. Funeral from her late | vesidence. 1851 Monroe st. n.w., 3ond June 11, at 9:30 rown fox), Tuesday. Reward. Refura . Deal & Co, | French Company and the Fidelity and )g‘r§ (brown fox), Tuesday. Reward. Refurn A e Deposit Company of Maryland for al- | 71 K n.e. : leged breach of contract. The plain- | GLASSES—Shell tiff, through Attorneys Robert B. orgetown. Peter and J. W. Whiting, tells the jR.¥. court that he entered into a contract | GLA with the French Company to build i tion and Peace m four stores for him at Bethesda, Md., |2 ein and the Fidelity Company aualified as surety on the contract. He charges the buildings did not meet the re- \ T T LT quirements of the contract and were z T I e T - not completed by October 1.as agreed. | 1" Conger. 2600 2iih t. ne. Lincoln 33383, I KODAK (Brownle 2A). in Ford car with sign All the Rage L P et Somument " roumis | “Thursday * evening. 1320 fouw. for Summer Time o vy “Killgi MORTICIANS 1730 & 1732 Penna. Ave. ) PHUNES in 6513-8513 A AVE. 8.E Lincoln Suddenly. o 12 beioved wife | 1 from her irector and Reward. ‘ommodions TREDALE ing. emale, large, colored gray Return 1840 7th st. 2604, m.; Ihtnrr" to the ’:'h'u A Y. 16th and t. and Parl o e taulem mass will be anid at_10 for the repose of her soul. lnterment | - 2t Glenwood cemeters | . Wednesda: June 6, 1923, et B, Clarkeon. Funeral from her late | residence, 1223 Crittenden st. n.w.., on Sat urday, June at 10 a.m. Toterment l(v:ck Creek’ cemeters & AL. Thursday, June 1923, at 9 a.m, DE. er @ lingering illness, MARIE THER! beloved wife of Willlam E. Deal. Funeral from the residence of Mrs. J. W. Baker. | 912 11th st. Se. Ssturday, June 9, at 3| Pom. | Relatives and friends tavited Tnter- 1208 H STREET.N.W. pERT "‘::“;:: June 6, 1923 at her | MAIN108 TORMERLY 40 FST. B Eence, 1403 K 'st, ‘me.. FRANCES, be- | ALMUS R.SPEARE _ WILLIS B.SPEARE loved wifs of the late John I. EDert. Fu- | lummmmm GLYDE J. NIGHOLS - neral will he;wld ;rnm hn"!ml." ru::bm'e Saturday, June 9, at 8:30 a.m.. thence = . = e $ Ratsptar Jime 8.5 630 o e | S R NALLEY & SONS, will be said for the repose of her soul at s v 9 a.m.. Relatives and friends invited to Undectakiis. e balers Homelike Funeral Parlors. Phone Lincoln 480. Ty " leather 1705 35th st Fimmed, in Aatomoblle Service. Chapel Reward 3 “WM. H. SARDO & CO. 412 H st e. Phone Lincoln 324, Modern Chapel. Automobile Funerals. —Tortoise sbell, een Union s ument." Call Lincoln 26333 p—THE ORIGINAL ———y WR.Speare @o. ning pearl ring. in 30 Thursday night. Buneh on ring: reward. 8-3. Reward. 10th ursday Anb Impressive Occasion---the Offering of This Selection of attend. Tnterment Mount Olivet cemetery. 8 . Jupe 7, 1923, BENJAMIN FAR- AN ONILITOS, rather of Brace H. Hamil: Buital at Buffalo, N. Y. N. Thursday. June 7, 102 O . TYACKNOY, beloved husband of Dir Eita Jackson. He leaves to mourn their loss one brother, one cousin and a host of friends. Funeral from Simpson 3. Charch, Sherman and_Florida aves. Sunday, June 10, pom. hursday, June 7. 1923, JOSEPH LOVE, wife of Maj. Henry King nd_mother of Bonnfe M. and Madison Funersl services will be held at wier's chapel, 1730 Pa. dny, June 9, at 4 p. Tribune please copy.) P ILLER. Departed this Jife suddenly, Thurs- e Nay 31, 1953, in New York ciiy, JOHN A beloved son'of Julia Anderson flliam_ Anderson. brother of Funeral Saturday. June 9. ave. n.w. Relatives X TECE. brown fur: Thursday evening, ave. between 2nd and 3rd stx.. seat 17, row 1. Will lads who found it kindly com: municate with Mrs. Huff, 1430 Rhode Island ave.? Franklin 141 L NECKPIECE, two-skin fur: on H oF n.w. be- {tween &t and Comnecticut ave. Return {to 308 V st. m.e.. for reward. i NOSE GLASSES_Gold rimmed, 1n case. Finder eall_Potomac 888 Reward. [ N, cameo, at Peace Monument, Friday morn. |’;‘g Reward. Mrs, 4. M. Frazier, 13 Wash. ave.. Clarendon. PN, cames i Reward. L 145 9 One Beta Thefa Pl fraternits pin, near Oolarground, Tuesday. Reward. Phone North_8064. = OCKETBOOK, 1eather (Yellow). containing R e ond fageian Surtoncy Reward: T fura to Ing. F. Rorinek, 620 22nd_st. n.w, * PURSE (silver), at Monument lot Thursi: night. Reward.” 911 15th n 111, residence; Col Charming‘ Sports Hats divided into two groups-altho’ embracing many grades 5 .00 and $7.50 The season’s latest and best shapes of Sports character— French Felt Hats that are de- cidedly “Frenchy” in their ex- pression of style. Fancy Straw Braids—com- bined with Canton Crepe. Combinations of Felt and Straw; and Embroidered Felts; Embroidered Leghorns; Embroidered Canton Crepes, Peanut Straws, bound and trimmed with crepe and silk. Calif., SANDALS The latest fad in women's smart footwear. All the rage in New York, Atlantic City and Washing- s ILVER VANITY—With gold_stripe GET YOURS HERE TOMORROW [5"fi bt ¥ e, I AT THIS SPECIAL PRICE _ |- address 1704 Q st. n.w. Liheral reward. We are showing them in all the SPECTACLES, In Leese case, Ell f new colors. Reward. _Mastyn, 429 Homer bid, ALL STICKPIN, pearl, white gold_mounting. Sub- SIZES WASHINGTON - D. C.. CHAS S.ZURHORST UNDERTAKER 301 EAST CAPITOL STREET Estab. 1857. ana stepson of ¥ Theoplus Mill at 2 pm. 40 Mass. ana’ friends invited. 2 a3 rt you shall be fondly remembered, The heart that loved you wo deariy in life in death the same. Toves 30U JOUR DEVOTED MOTHER, . Departed this_life Wednesda: B e 1038, ot 10 pm. BARATL B wido 1. Fun 2t°6%30 a.m. Requiem mass at the Church o The Holy Name at 10 o'clock. Relatives 54 friends lovited. -Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. UM . Wednesday, June 6. 1923, at B e Pa. ALICE PUMPHREY. be- i dasghter of Mamie and the late Charles Moore. — Funeral from the residence of her Mster, Mrs. Charies Madison Lmurel. Md., on Saturday, June 9, at em. at 1:45 a.m., at the resi Wiiliam H.'Rar. 1500 B e, in full triumph of faith. in_the S6rd" gear of her age. Mrs. CAROLINE RAY, "Wife of the late Robert Ray. "Fu- neral apd interment at Mount Hope M. E. Chereh, Md., Saturday. Juge 9, at 11:30 a.m. CBaltimore "and Annapolis papers please copy.) Have you a mother? Love her well While she is spared to earth; Walit not Il death shall call her home To know her precious worth. i g 1 sooth her In her hours of pain, June 6, after 12 p.m. : b sonth her in her hou Ear = How, t t'will be for you to know WRIST WATCHC ol IR oatane You've been a faithful child. lnufl 7th St' N' “ i orowd: Delaware ave. and B, Wednesday: ini- , June 7, 1923, MAURIC Right on the Cormer B T Reward it returned. | Ry oved husband of the iate ary Read: 1 iece’'s residence, 103 L Open Saturday Evening |iz2 wATEL e T iday, June 0, at 0:30 mm. 3ta a and Gira ot ra. 1131 @ire: at Aloysius Church at 10 a.m. Relatives Reward. Bz CEMETERIES. Perpetual Care Non-Sectarian FORT LINCOLN MODERN PARK CEMETERY Simple Dignified BEAUTIFUL ‘Washington-Baltimore Boulevard at the District Line 705 12th St. N.W. Cemetery Franklin 4745 Lincoln 3579 NON-SECTARIAN VAULTS CEDAR HILL NSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST W’-E-':llllxlon' tiful Burial Ground Perpetual pel—bertect Service— 0 plots—! te prices—Terms. el Dth wnd. Pa. Ave. 8. E. . Linc. 65029 For Booklet. Information or Vis't to Ceme- | MR. CAYLOR. Linc. 982. FUNEBAL DESIGNS. rompt auto delivery service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros, Co., 1214 E St ™. rl_with four chip diamonds, i and 13th streets. north side of Lincoln Park. C. Ford 1110 E p. st. 9% 1d_frimmed: owner's name WALLET, oalnes money and_ofcial cards. Tiberal reward, no questions asked. Return to toast survey, 205 New Jersey ave. ND FOB—Open-face, 1d: initials eral reward. T CH—June 6 134y’ A tats BB ave. e, or_street e Ratarn 928 N. C. a WRIST WATCH, lady’ 3rd n.w. WRIET WATCH, stantial reward. ~Address A. Hubschmau, 1354 between ., GRAY BLUE PEARL WHITE PATENT GREEN Leghorns, trimmed with White Grosgrain Silk, Velvet and Georgette—bound and sashed. White Grosgrain Silk Ribbon Hats of entirely new shagpes. o-face gold wafch ; on Massachusetts by visiting Shriner. . s.e. = Elgin. Reward. 1616 = 9 Tad; Reward. 1418 T White—and all the favored colors of this gay season. Fourth Floor ue between 11th mbia_road m.w. of Phone Col. | Friends lavited. v —