Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1923, Page 41

SPANISH WAR VETERANS. Calendar. Monday might—Department band wil® render a band concert in rotunda of District Jall. ‘Wednesday night—Gen. Urell Camp, Pythlan Temple. Lineal Society, Pythian Templ Thursday night—Richard J. Harden Camp, Pythian Temple Lawton Camp met Thursday night. Four new recrults wers mustered in &nd two will report for muster at the camp's next regular muster. A dele- to the national encampment, to in Chattancoga, will also be Adjt. Farner reports Lawton Camp in splendid shape and no one on the sick report. Commander Clarence Brower of Harden Camp reports the death of Etl rt Gay Rose, which occurred i Hyattsvillt, Md. He was burled with full military honors in Arling- ton national cemetery. Commander Brower, Past Commander Frank Huhn, ~ Past Commander, Albert Michayd and Junior Vice Commander D. Foley acted as escort from Hyatts- le to Arlington, where the burial rvice and ritualistic ceremonies s \ - 1 A | =~n e~ an ) 5 A re administered by Commander ! g R P ! - Brower and his staff of officers. { : s Past Department Commander Charles v 'l i 3 ‘W. McCaffrey has been g charge p m <1 5 o of the allotment of tickets for the = bR 4 7 ; excursion to be held at Marshall Hall August 4, by the Widows' und Orphans’ Home, United States War August Furniture Sales. August Furniture Sales o v s g Veterans Association. . e = z = = Santlago day excursion to == i euke Beach ws a success Maho; I I | "y oW yint i B e s At s Ma wgany- s N ' & f 3 ] ¢ M L g 7 TN uRUE ANl e thiea Monduy . each month until further notice. Finished 4-Post N Q4 - A R ) S i T 1 T g S X and R S N | A . N ' re released by Department Adjt ] N i ’ rry B. Coulter, and the follow- BED &8 | ; : ot 580 e L : ’ | - IO | The Hub Furniture Co., by Department Commander James . Murphy: Chief of staff, Edw . & m——— = . el o Nolan, Urell Camp: historian, Fred $ " 75 e L T - § N at 7th and D Streets N.W. ok Zulch, Miles Camp; patriotic in- r ey 3 Y Washington’s Greatest Furniture Store structor, Charles E. Currier, Urell ——— ¥ ) Camp; installing officer, Andrew .1 i N | < ‘l,(lmmfl,cgew»y ;uv;l n;ump,p = i X \ ) - fl earar, orge . arker, ew A popular 'b‘"’"d bed, 1 9 y = ) Naval Camp: chief musician, Patrick i i) < i 4 S | - (cMahon, es amp; general “l-l Siaeiandgbeantitslly - Ea Y 3 = @ committees—sick and rellsf, Senior nished. L \ Vice Department Commander Arthur H. League, Dewey Naval Camp: evance and employment, Junior 'ice Department Commander Clarence A. Belknap, Miles Camp; Maine M rial, Charles W. McCaffrey, Mi Pi P, uditing, Lee H. Harris August Furniture Sales ; recruiting and d ‘ing Back Rocker 516-2 LT Genuine Walnut Full Vanity Bedroom Suite In this suite we pride ourselvees in assembling a suite of rare distinction at a price far wcedpand sturdily con- below what you would expeect to pay. The pieces are gener- i ; wing back with open \; | ous in size and well constructed, as shown—large dresser with $ 75 els. 4 | mirror, chiffonier, full-size vanity with triplicate mirrors and ¥ ® fash or Credit | a bow-foot bed. Chairs are extra. ........... Small Weekly or Monthly Payments arden Camp; assistant ddjutant, A i ton Bren, Urell Camp; assistant quar- termaster, Frank Weilock, Ast There is no red tape attached to your amp. . i I Eifr;l R Sumlnehrfle}d‘ departme credit at the Hub. The simplicity of our credit | the election- of tne. foilowii nr at the twelfth annual conventic system and the lack of any complications tend e Assoctation of United Spanish to make it the most desirable form of credit privileges in the city. Here’s the story: ins t) vocate, Lydia . MecLaughlin: con- ductress, 11 Harkrider; assistant conductre: nma Lovett; < 3 ;flh{ tant f{uurd‘“}{auw . Vi M A small amount at the time of purchase; . edretary, Ldna R. Summer: ra Campbell; dele- : . the national convent the balance is arranged in easy, convenient ces. Antos, ~ Edna Summer 4 o Hn:{knd_e’v; ..\'lellll“fll‘r‘k;"u weekly or monthly payments—that’s all! Ejff'l'n'l‘.""?&.{" Kibers "and " Catherine intler. Ad,!‘.’ Jenlins of Harden Camp rolpeit(l:hlhe‘ dl!;!hs’l."g bl:r\h“! I(‘f Ad- < | miral Charles gsbee in Arlington ] i National cemetery. C der Brow- USE YOUR CREDIT AT THE HUB! er and his staff of oficers performed the rityal rvice of the Spanish War Veterans. Admiral Sigsbee was ) One Motion = Wicker Seu- Mahogany-Finished Table Couch Bed, . ing Basket, A practical and A couch by day, a i ornamental Sewing A dainty parlor table with [ L_)double b_cd.b_v mg.hr; g : Bashet, with eve- . S i e. A large turnout of the veterans complete with denim- A 5 comsncanmed top 3 i shelf and drawer; French leg - ‘;;t:‘l:lmelhor camps attended the Auxiliary held a most successful lawn covered pad. g y p The ladies of the Dewey Naval S compartment fitted ST = / design; nicely finished. , Social on ‘the campus of the Naval Cash or Credit p . with drawstring. | Hospltal grounds. 921 Pennsylvania southeast, Monday night S e soft drinks were — = l August Furniture Sales R T | | . . = netted from the social, which August Furniture Sales. U f' . d B kf S - ; }wfm s y the secial “wiich | o t! elegate: t “hatt: a I n lnlShe reakrast dutlte { | The'department band rendered - u . i Y i :pltl‘lln‘ program of popular concert Tusic. | This practical suite consists of a drop- ; sale™ leaf table and four spindle-back chairs to $1 5 > 75 : : Hecaronort asalan of the department = lid Mahogany Living Room Suite e artistic pieces—b-foot Davenport, 5 and Rocker, with cane panel backs $ 75 om seats, covering is of combination . bur; two rosette pillows and roll - For this solid Mahogany frame bay only Cash or Credit | i = administration was held Saturday match. _Rudy for your own paint or var J l night. Department Commander James nish finish. Cash or credit! e 4 §Jd. Murphy presided. Plans were I ¥ Y {drawn up for the work to be done :dunnf the vear and the outlook is | that Department Commander Murphy | will ha & most pleasant and inter- " esting year. “Just Hats” By Vyvyan Again the Fluted Brim. Auguyst Furniture Sales , 4-Piece American W alnut Finished Suite A Charming Little Suite you'll be proud p to own. As shown (chairs extra), a stylish $ 75 chifforette, wood bed and . semi - vanity, ] ’ 0 = dresser with mirror - it == u S 0 qu | Z Small Weekly or Monthly Payments in ;bukiness there must be a certain amount of nterest, else that business is destined to failure. e Hub opens a credit account it is not a hard and whi U % 7 i u,l.l“'h holds you even in time of death, because : - Another model, this time a large y'ritten guarantee you are assured that imme- ! ) > . :"f' -howi;whnm fluted brim. The ¥ 0 / 3 01 i hiter the decease of the “bread earner” in your: ; Froms ndat he ides. Tl 1o . & & ) at”the k, as the smartest large he account is closed and further payments are 3 hats are. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the following: ‘Weedon, jr., of Schenectady, N. Y., INSURANCE POLICY ON YOUR FURNITURE | ‘August Furniture Sales . S — £ 2 ’ : Mahogany or Walnut Finished ’ - e R ! R L CEDAR LINED CHESTS ' : i Beot ina Blrind Deem yourself fortunate in being able to buy ome of these, cedar lined chests for so little. A recemt big purchase 3 { v o0 enables us to quote this price. s A 14 i L P e o PR T ol el e 318__7§ ugus F!frr:uure Sales ' ey R T ished oieveesnccasaernareiiene Overstuffed meg Room Smte o sy Cash or Credit Covered in Velour T 25mect Nosnton 1o e teeit Mahogany the largest of plant leaves are those x mony of competent authorities, that Finished 60 Another new and luxurious suite for the dining of the Victoria regla, an African inch Daven. T00m,overstuffed, on coil springs, with déep backs plant, specimens of which have been Tabl. and seatseof the most comfortable and serviceable 1 7 i Impecesn tite hn Dojteq Btated for port Table, ha 5 ] display In small ponds and lakes in character. A settee, armchair and rocker that various quarters. will provide no end of satisfaction el ok Shee Sl BNIEEN ar e Saven When 1t o stated (hat one of ihem Small Weekly or Monthly Payments will sately aUpport & obild of ssven or eight years on Its flat sur- >