Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1923, Page 7

New Pictorial Fashion Book for Autumn. A Copy, 25¢ ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. Member of the Better Business Bureau S. KANN Sons Co. Telephone Main 7200 “THE BUSY CORNER” Read the Latest Fiction in Kann’s Circulating Penna. Ave., 8th & D Streets PRICE REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND THIS SILK SALE ’ —When you see the beautiful patterns and wonderful color- ings you will buy many yards for new frocks, skirts, blouses, wraps, etc. $5.00, $6.00 and $6.50 $3.69 Country Club Plain and Novelty Satin, Yard— Fabrics For Street and MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1923. 7 VETERAN NAVY YARD WORKER DIES AT 9 Perry T. McCurdy Was Civil War Veteran and Long Resi- dent Here. Perry Talbert McCurly, veteran of the civil war and for years employed fo the local navy yard, dled Saturday moraing at the residence of his son, Jame McCurdy, 3008 1ith street northwest, aged ninety-four years. The funeral Wil be held this after: noon at 3 ‘o'clock _from the residence of another son, Robert D. McCurdy, 511 North Arlington avenue, Balti- more, Md. The interment will be in a Baitimote cemetery. Mr. McCurdy was a native of Eliza- bethtown, Pa., where he was born June 11, 1830." During the civil war he saw’ service as @ sergeant of a company in the 106th Regiment. Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. After the war he worked at the Washington navy yard, making his home for ten years in Baltimore and commuting. He then came to Wash- {ington to make his home. He was {retired from the navy yard service ten years ago. For a time he made his_home with a daughter, Mrs. J. M. M. Gray of Scranton, Pa., and was on a visit with her to his son in this city when he died. He was a_mem- ber of Benjamin B. French Lodge, No. 15, F. A. A. M., of this city. The Cards of Thanks. MATHER. The family of the late Mra MAR- GARET B. MATHER (nee Trede) acknowl edges, with uuw sppreciation, your kind ex pressions of sympathy and béautiful gowers recetve TASKER. 1 wigh to extend my sincere thanks 1o our ‘many friends and peighbors for thelr expra ¥ . HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. Beaths. BAYNE, Departed 4, 1933, 7:40 pm ves (o Liours Th Jennie tuekett: life Saturday, August MER BAYS He rdially fny lzaxn aged 4 August vyeurs. mothar, child. Mry. Canter, rister and one grand- day, Augue Mrs. MAMIE E, bel Birke, ufter an illuess of sev Funerat services Mrs. Lawrence n.w. reh sery Tuesduy, August 7, st All Sai Chureli, ' Chevy Chas sional cemerers. erick, Md.. papers piease cops.) BUTLER. Sunday, August 5, 1923, at 5 pm., GLADYS M. BUTLEI, duughter of James A Columbia ed wife of eral months. of her sister, Webster st Deaths. Entered into eternsl lite at “Riyton farm, o i lnw. Dr Bovee, Va. RERE SMITH August & the summer homs William H. Wilmer, CA GIBBONS. widow of of Washington. Ta., in Bih year of her age. - Services and tn {elment” ot the S Sheel ner ovce e at 5 pm. e 3 2 from the First Baptist Chureh, h and Dumbarton ave. o.w., Rev. James L. Pinn, pastor. Young Ladies' ted o _attend T E. THOMAS from First Baptist at his residence. R. F. WATBON M. E. Churcn clock pm. * Sundar August 1514 8 WES She is lurrlurl Elliott € and two dangh 1 (i ntoierss Mrs Alemoriam. Sacred_to the mem CHARLES W coox this | fe thirty one sears agn today, aud the late Eliza Butler AT lodge ‘will send a. delegation to the {funeral in Baltimore this afternoon | Mr. McCurdy is survived by three and Miidred B izons, Robert D. McCurdy of Balti- e {more, James P. McCurdy of this city; i 2 [and the Rev. Willlam D, Mecurds,| D3 pn interment t 1s OARROLL. August JHTER BERTIE. * ng remembrance of nephaw Our Exhibit and Sale of New Rugs for Fall —Is attracting hundreds who are planning ahead for the autumn and winter months —They are selecting from the highest type of rugs at splendid savings, because this annual sale is planned to encourage advance buying. OURTIN. saturday, August i, 1023 at 2:10 am. fter u brief . THOMAS A - CURTIN, ‘Deloved son of the Jate stury and | 0 Daniel Curtin E H from his late thence to St. A1 E0F you, duar e d 1 ever forget t was hard to give vou up, 3o placed heneath how e Farl, the sod, bitter cup and submit and see $3.69 Printed Crepe de Chines and Printed Canton Crepes Yard— $2.00 These prints are an ex- ceptionally fine quality. 39 inches wide. The designs are beautiful, including many interpretations of oriental motifs. The colors are simply too numerous to mention, wounded heart air. FRANCES GREEN. alwaye remembered. to your name sved sou 1o lite n death the same AUNT ELIZA n Thy keeping —A reasonable deposit reserves for later delivery any selec- tion made in the sale. . Alex Smith’s Seamless Axminster Rugs S|wcial in the bale at to .~!ig'ht shading in the color or an inconspicuous All, however, are splendid wearing qualities. Seamless Axminster Rugs e 634 05 A very speci price because these are <lightly off in color or have some other siight imperfection, but being seamless, there is no mismatching T e a thick, soft nap and wear soft, rich colors in pretty H.\]\P a very attractive rug | | MBREY. Suddenls, August 4, 1923 EMMA A, EMBREY, wife of William Embrey Funeral from residence of L H. E. Morgal. Monday, August 8 ment at Potom FREEMAN, & A pom., wt Clgveland, VRANKEN #REEMAN Mrs ag s O {HIS LOVING WIFE AND DACGHTER. o HOLMES. Io loving memory of my dear hue i M. HOLMES, wio died Au i1l be eaid a twood, d_beside s m. dn SaW you pass uwar. W. Freeman and the late Oh, ®eil do'I remember wan and b . Three years ago todar. Albertus €o Notie reaft The Jowers 1 GALLOWAY. “‘ $2.00 Washable Pagoda Pongee In White Yard— $1.65 Kann's—Street Floor. These subject in the weave. are Gallow: GARESCHE. / &1 Augnst 4 p.m., OCTAVIE GARESCHE, on!. —Wonderful quality; heavy weight; shown in sport colors, also white. defect daughter te Col. Julius assistant sdjutant genera, from the parlors of H. B York Tuesday, st. Matthew Heavy Seamless Axminster Rugs Size 9x12 Ft. —$79.95 value, $ 5 7 . 7 5 Sale Price Finest quality ‘\\mms'?rL made by the Firth Carpet Co. e bought these especially price. Every rug new HIS CHILDREN. * in sad but loving memory of nur shand and father, JOHN 4. POR who left us two years ago todar { PURCELL, —Sale Price AUGUST ANNOUNCEMENT Of Important Additions to Our POPULAR COPYRIGHT FICTION At 75¢ Copy —Helen of the Old House, by Harold Bell Wright 1 —The Obstacle Race, by Ethel M. Dell —Martin Conisby’s Vengeance, by Jeffrey Farnol —The Profiteers, Oppenheim. s Eoul restcin peace AIS WIFF. ad but lov srandfather, who | v loom #go tolar for this sale at a Im\ and perfect. ARET AND ELMER Jving_memory of m PURC Extra Size Seamless Wool Brussels Rugs Alex. Smith's Grade Size 1114x12 Ft. $35.00 Extra Heavy Seamless Velvet Rugs Alex. Smith’s Size 9x12 Ft. $46.65 Kann's—Third Floor o that is stilled LOVING SON JIM. g remembrance RY i ¥ HETRRY !!' ilton Rugu in the Sale ' \ew Patterns and Colorings re have brought us a aud at prices that are very Sunday, August 3 5418 Oth'st. n.w., F 'H, “beloved busband o ter Heydon. Funeral ome Thesday, August 7 t Glenwood ceme! HINRICHS. great low. 9x12-Ft. Fringed Wilton Rugs Also some 814x10Y5-ft. sizes. vice ... $75.00 a mdc rarge of patterns at this ce, and they are extremely handseme ir rich. soft_tones ,(, her Fine Wiltons, including Anglo-Persian, priced up to $155.00. wother ooe year ugo today. Au —Sale Price Doors of the Night, by Frank Packard. —The Green Bough, by Temple Thurston —The Deaves Affair, by bert Footner. —Black Gold. by son Terhune. —Married, by Marjorie Benton —Waters of Strife, by Rebert Cooke. Ames Bennet. Kann's—Downstairs Bookstore. 36-IN. DRESS LINENS IN A COMPLETE COLOR ASSORTMENT Offer at, a Yard $ 1 .00 —Pure linen, beautiful in quality and finish. Thoroughly shrunk and soft finished, ready for makmg up the latest pleated and draped suits and skirts. Every shade fashionable this season will be found in this showing Kann’s—Street Floor. August 4, 1 MARGARET SMITH HI late Logun O. and Mary Elizabeu: t. Marys county, Md.. and of Stanley Hinrichs. " ¥ St. Philip's Church, Laurel, Md., ) Augoss 6, at 8 pml Sport Wear, Yard— assistant pastor of the Temple Bap- $ 2.9.I ; —A ; wondergulk fdbl’!ll‘ [tint Church of Phiiageiphia ‘and 2 for dresses and skirts. It s ow 5. 3ray of Scran- ~In the assortment are Bak- . fron. "Pa Pt T nan i Gad is washable, and shown hara Prints in many designs, & 5 Puff-O-Silk in many colors, in plaids, stripes and GEN. HUTTON DEAD AT 75. Cordelaine Crepe in all sport block effects. In white PN T T s 4 o LONDON, August 6.—The death o shades, and plenty of white. p]y, |Lieut. Gen. Sir Edward Hutton, who * was general in charge of the Cana- dian militia, 1895-1900. was announced . ast night. He was born December 6, $2.00 Printed Crepe de |54 Friends favited & | Gen. Hutton served in the Zulu war ep: v TOT Chines and Georgettes [or, J875, the Boer war of 861 Byn’ e Dmnetan i it B " ] i tian war, 1882, and the Nile expedi- | Ist st I n " Yard— {tion, 1884-85. 'He commanded troops| DODS {with Lord Roberts in the lust Boer| many |war and organized and commanded 1 9 |the 21st Division of the 34 British . |Army in 1914-15. maed Jeang, -In bright shades that are 1 ! 2 - o daily selected for entire ! THE DEVELOPMENT dresses or to combine with i | OF GREAT TASTES, other materials. Blouses are i S 5 also very smart when made BY DR. FRANK CRANE. r from these prints. Shown in ——— )| TS pn “lnterment at Arii more than 50 color combina- Great tastes have to bs worked.| ‘21T - tions. They do not come without great|E jeffort. 1In fact, they do not come at 1all; they have to be pulled in. $2.50 40-In. Sport . The secret of culture Iy the will- % ingness to make and remake tastes Satin The secret of being commonplace |is the heipless acceptance of what Yard— tastes we have as belng inevitable land final. { Goethe was at first disturbed and 1 50 |confused by Switzerland; only after ° |repeated visits did he get the majesty {and message of the mountains into | hix spirit i Most persons are disappointed by {the first view of Niagara, or of the ine Madonna, or by the first hear- of ‘Wagner' music. Those who irn away in disgust, and think the judgment of mankind wrong, fail to understand that these masterpieces are not to be appreciated by those {5ho “approved them naively: they speak only to exalted moods 1771f vou have no sense of jov and awe before the paintings of the old ™ g 4PL'R('ELL In asters, in the presence of great u L dear uwic, great cathedrals, mouptains, he ocean, the sky and the idea of ‘#0d, go to work and cultivate the ense. Otherwise you remain silly, Sigoted “poor trash,” a bourgeois and {4 sans-culotte in the city of minds. Northcote mentions a conceited painter by the name of Fdwards, who went with George Romney, the famous Englich artist, jnto the Sistine Chapel at Rome, wheré are the mar- velous works of Michelangelo: {ing to Romney, he exclaimed, George, we're bit!"” There is one thing that all who desire to possess great tastes should keep in mind, is that great tastes are developed by familiarity with great things In the realm of taste the law is rather strong that we become like our environment. The way to love the old masters in painting is per- sistently to ®o and look at them. Hul- by E. Phillips Albert Pay- e Th 1 11 f i 6 way to come into a real love o Price. . classical music is constanuy to hear classical music. ORDAN. Feiday oight, Augu And by the same token the way to H TUS' JORDAN, 248 W s love good and great men and women i;:ug“r:H:dd?;fl;:‘:!;mwvmfl;"{eme‘vr ;l.bll: be with them as much as pos-{ Q%P Tl st The body is no less surely affected by the kind of food it takes than the mind 1s affected by the kind of im- pressions it recelves It we wish to think great thoughts and to rise to the level of that “choir invisible,” where life is nobler than | the level of the herd. the surest way is to read great books and to let the thoughte of great men walk through our minds and sit at the table of our attention. Dt Whittall's THOMPSON. BOWIE. In loving yemem now. | brance of onr dear X c band and father who de rteen Tears ago. Augist 1910, respectivelr remembrauce. loved ones, kind aud true Prominently Displayed in the Showing of Early Fall Hats —Are wonderfully smart mod- els for immediate wear. The first costume requisite of this Fall season is a smart new Hat - that even hefore any new costume is chosen will do worlds to tone up a woman's whole ap- pearance. The Hats in this showing are beautiful crea- tions distinctive enough to strike the keynote of a smart Fall ensemble. Felt Hats f o'clock p.m. Bth_pt. near Barry pl., are7invited. ucm Saturday, August 4, 1923, D.UE. at her residence. 1412 Q st. n.w. | EL@ABETH WHYTE LACKEY, in Jer Sicd . widow of the Rev. Wiseman at 8:10 AND DAUGHTER love to my dear WILSON, who died Augixt 6. 1015, and ILSON, who passed Featured as Tuesday’s Wash Goods Special 1923, foved gust 5 Capt. | C. garet 3 ¢ Fusera ANING Ci idvited. (Baltimore papers please copy.) CAR“A%K E.Eyn.‘.:l‘('::n N«xua o LUGAS. The Society of Natives of the Dis- 5232 tict of Columbia announces the death of ot st EUGENE C. LUCAS, n member of the so clety. Funeral from his late resids , 818 LOST. G wen Thesday, Augurt 7. at 2 o'clock orduroy, with feturned to. Adst. 158 aw SON AND h\(ul!llhl\!\“ CHARLES ¢ AN iLs ve 1o our dear grand TLSON, who died five 6. 1918, and grand . WILSON, who died .m. JESSE'C. SUTER, President. FafitA A BRIGHT, Secretars. LUCAS. The membhers of the Association of A hattle we Oldest Tshabitaats are requested to attend | LOVING T Sleep on, dear grand thy work is d fought. a victors won m\xvmr: HTERS BEATRICE N keya. 807 E T other and grandfather; a i mportant Strohl, AR PIN_Sterling siiver. set with aqua; rine and brilliants; probably Fridey. Add Box 184-8. Star ofice dence. 818 G st. se. m ck. Bled with clothen, from 3 N“ ‘;\unmh:lrr:ul nvco into_31st {EODORE W. NOYES, President tify 2732 Wieconsin ave., West J. ELIOT WRIGHT, Secretary Monday _Reward. — | NALONEY. ~ rand- turn 5409 \ Tuesday, August FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Quick. Dignified_and Eficlent Service W Dea[ & Co., s16 R s1 LINCOLN 3464 mobile Scrvie Chape!, | Josxr (3ANVLERS SONS ESTABLISHED 1830 & MORTICIANS 17301732 PENNA.AVE. PHONES: MAIN - 5512-5513 W. WARREN TALTAVULL 3619 14th St. At Spring Road, Col. 464, JAMES T. RYAN, 5.B. 317 PA. AV Lyon’s Velvet Hats Velour Hats —In wonderfully attractive shapes and colors. Wirite, spotred: | i . 4 "'l'f""\'(im‘l‘ “,‘,L'I f«','-.\. R e T ° :‘»‘L'f"”?n'i;.,‘””u S - . o near American usm I-II l'urk Rewara. Kann's—Second Floor. L £ i Gives You Choice Tuesday of a Splendid Assortment Smart Summer Dresses Valued at $15.00 s, Main 8328 GLASSES, pair horn rim, leather case, —Dresses that you can wear late in the fall. S0 ¥ or 'E ‘stets. Heward. East Capitol <. —Dresses that will help freshen up the summer wardrobe wonderfully. ) . 5 ALL RUN vieinity of Lincoln I‘lrl 0 North Carolina ave. s.e. Reward, SETTER, femaie, white, with two ears; ‘N"d’."' away from pups. Reward. Park D s h’l ay. IEunt e VY::JH'AI —Plain Crepe de Chine Dresses —Roshanara Crepe Dresses —Figured Crepe de Chine Dresses —Beaded Dresses —Black and Colored Taffeta Dresses —Shantung Pongee Dresses —Striped Wash Silk Dresses —Dresses in Combinaion of Lace and Crepe de Chine —Navy and Black Twill Cord Dresses —This sale is just such a one as you have been waiting for—make the most of it. —Sizes in the combined lot for women and misses. Kann's—Second Floor. " Reward \nuunn won of Harriett and v nesal (private), from his I mass will be waid for 1 Interment Arlington cemete MoCANN. with - near ! Return 5004 Dovle. Funeral from the [ sisters, 811 10th st. n.e., gust 7, thence to Holy Swhers requiem mass will be sai Dose of his soul. Relatives and. friends in- Summer Is “Hotakold” and “Thermos” Time —Cold beverages are available- on a mo- ment’s notice by the use of any one of these listed. And our prices for the bottles are low. Hotakold Bottles —Pint Size Hotakold Bot- tles, green enamel corru- gated $1 .65 CASC sasnsrnse —Quart Size Hotakold Bot- tles, green enamel corru- gated $2.69 €CaS€acescsans —Pint Size Hotakold Bot- tles, nickel $1 95 corrugated —Quart Size Hotakold Bot- case. tles, nickel $2.95 corrugated cage.>.: —Lunch Kit, leatherette case fitted - with 4-pint green enamel bottle $2.25 by Livery in Co: Joseph E. erch s Sons 3034 M St. N.W. s Givarch, | CHAIN, in Towa Oirc mass will d . Burlington watch. Au residence of danght Gooding. 461 H st. s.w 1 beloved husband of FUNERAL DESIGNS. lon. Rewains rest e @ = 3 liam H. Rardo & Co.. n.e. ne: from the chapel of \\ ||[ am H. Sardo & Co. on Wednesd: August 8. at 2 p.m. Inter- ment (private) at Glenwood cemetery. 7 Saturday, August 4, 1923, at 9a m., "‘;#‘H‘E A SN MYl don o e iats T A ooy M. NiMick. An stepson ot Suste J. Nikirk (nee rds). " The re- mains are at Thomas R. Nalley & - meral parlors, 131 11th st. s.e. Puneral Tues- day, August 7. Relatives and friends fn- Titea fo atient: Taterment st Willismsport, Md. Pl um. Tel._call ' V.L: SPEARE.CO. Neither the successors of nor con- nected with the original W. R. Spears establishment. 940 F St N.W_. Phoue Frank. 6628. HERBERT B. NEVIUS 226 NEW YORK AVE. N.W. MAIN 2604, Private_Ambulance. "WML H. SARDO & CO. 412 H st. ne. Phone Lincoln 5! Modern Chapel Automoblle Fu; American Thermos Bottles o $2.00 $2.25 case.. nickel corru- Prompt auto deiiver; Artistic—expressive—inexpe: GEO. C. SHAFFER, Tl;-zfl-‘\‘)l EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS. 000 1ith AT MODERATE PRICES We Specialize in Florail Designs at odemte Fihe i w Jorists 4™yH. STS. NW. MAIN 6953. service Pt Se, o3 cname) NELSON, ddtnly “nndlv Auzun 8, of Dr. Butrows Nelson. rervhel will be beld at Sacred Heart Church, Tuesday morning at Interment will he Mount Oli. nnzz —Pint’ Size, gated p=————THE ORIGINAL =y WR.Speare Co. ALMUS R.SPEARE WILLIS !.SP!AII o CLVDI V. NICHOLS s THOS. R. NALLEY & SONS, 131 ELEVENTH ST. 8.E Undertakers. Eubalmers. Hounelike Funeral Parlors. Fhons Lincoln 480. "Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Jo BN Siepiorz, Main 2473 Timothy Hanlan 641 H ST. N.E. Plhone L. 3343, v, August 5 VTRGINIA —~Quart Size, brown enamel case. —Qunn Slze. black enamel Funeral from lier la 15th st on Tuesday. August Requiem mass at the Church of the Sacred 30 o'clock. Interment Mount $3.25 | il L LS |~ We specialize in designing and erdct. | Ing memorials (monuments and mayso- ter. ! 3 (eues) ¥ qasiitys and: shasaosse jee Tuesday morning, August We will gladly show you many beau- | Trigity Church. Relatives and m.w ‘\v tiful specimens of our work In any of| vited = the local cemeteries. SIQARD. Tuyrsda - fost: THE J. F. MANNING CO., INC :;Tdm o o Admiral s\:.m‘ 914 Fitteenth Street - life suddenly, Sat 0, sk —Quart Size, nickel corru- ..., D425 case.... Kann's—Street Floor. and lunch bOX ceqonsos August 2 1003, t te Rea era1 bt Weateraeiiie, Auguc 8