Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1923, Page 47

T=H 2] =X CC=C IC .20% under pricel THE EVENING Emphasz FshoFla' Fashion paramount in this moderately priced apparel, but emphasiz- ing also value—for this-merchandise is specially as well as moderately priced—taking the place of the usual Fnday remnant groups (not plenti- ful now)! Quantities are none too large in any case! Be here early for selection from groups as advertised. $95 Dress Coats, -459.50 A small—but véry extraordinary purchase of this unusual type ‘of Women's Coats—new this season—handsome, high-cost fancy coatings—mixtures, plaids and stripes—with great fur collars, which include red fox, kit fox, platinum, skunk and raccoon, making garments gquite stunning for street, motor, the foot-ball game or even dressier occasions—and this small lot at more than 15 less than the usual cost, You'll find among them tans, grays, browns and granite, $30 and $39.50 Sport Coats, $24.50 Coats with self collars featurifg again the new fleeced plaid and stripe coatings, plain colors, too, in belted and full back styles with smart wide set-in sieeves. Fashion Coats—Fur Trimmed, $49.50 A purchase of 30 coats—$10 to $15 saving on each one of them! —A Friday offering likely to be sold out before the day is over! Graceful wrap styles, developed in Cordalure, Amolaine and Formosa, with generous col- lars of wolf, beaver, natural gray and Viatka squirrel. A variety of models feature the new tube silhouette, draped tunic and side-fastening all in the wanted fall colorings—navy blue, kit fox, brown and black. Remarkable coats at a more remarkable price! Women’s Coat Shop, Second Floor. 150 New Fall Skirts, $5.75 An opportune purchase of $7.50 to $9.50 skirts in striped, plain and plaid sport models—camel's hair, tan, tan and brewn, and gray — mixture skirtings, gray and brown—aiso a few dress skirts, wool crepe, navy blue, black and brown and combinations. Ideal for new brushed wool sweaters or smart bead blouses. Sport Hats, $3.75 Special! A purchase of 30 new felt and collapsible cushion brim sport ts in all the smart fall colorings—15 of ‘our own early fall h reduced from $10 and $15— felts, beaver, duvetyn—make for a most interesting y in our Third Floor Hat Shop, Come early! Women’s Jersey Frocks— $ 16. 50 . 4 Five Smart Models—Navy, Browns, Gray But more than the newness and becomingness of the styles—the variety of coloring the assurance of careful tailoring far beyond that ordinarily found in jersey frocks even at much higher prices. One of “the newest has long sleeves ending in a new puffed efiect with contrast color stitchery, collars are convertible, round, or in variations of the rever effect and all emphasize the slender straight line with narrow self belts. The logical frock for business wear. Sizes 36 to 44. Women’s Tailored Cloth Frocks, $25.00 A remarkable group of new Poiret Twill dresses that emphasize the convenient, becoming wrap-around coat style, plain tailored, or in embroidered and braid-trimmed styles.” Deep roll and shawl collars, flared or long tight sieeves, with and without cuffs. Colors include rosewood and other browns, navy blue and black. Women's Dresses, Second Floor. Umbrellas, $3.75 A lucky purchase of less than 50 of these Shower-proof Silk Um- brellas, ing regularly at $5.90. The firm taped edge adds to smart. ness and waar and the handles in- clude clubby styles in carved wood and bakelite with leather loops and side straps—a few, too, with oval rings of amber bakelite. All the wanted fall colorings—navy blue, 7, o A & “‘Special” Items in Larger Sizes $45.00 Sport Suit, in gray’ mixture suiting; smartly tailored and satin_lined. Size 46—$18.75. s 3—$65.00 to $75.00 Navy Blue Twill Cord Tailored Sults; braid trimmed. Sizes 44 to 48—$29.50. $69.50 Silk Crepe Dress, overblouse style, with beaded girdle. blue. Size 46—$29.50. $79.50 Dress Coat of brown Cordara with wolf collar and cuff: semi-fitted style. Size 46—$37.50. $58.00 Gray Melton Cloth Coat, muffler collar of black wolf, straight Size 44—§47.50. $58.00 Melton . Cloth Coat, lar. Size 44—§49.50. .00 Gray Canton Crepe Dress, box pleated, stralghtline. Size 44 Navy lines. navy blue with large black wolf col- 75.00 Canton Crepe Dress with pleated panels; tan. Size 42—$55.00. 65 and $75 t Suits, $ lna;::rt m;s;erials—sfiggill‘nmgults 356.50 Unlike any sport suits heretofore—the loveliness oi their fabrics, mostly imported stripes, plaids and mixtures or the vogueish camel’s hair combined with stunning furs that bring out the overtones of color—raccoon, platinum skunk and cocoa colored fox. Styles offer the short boxy or longer panel jacket. Quite the smartest type of suit wherever suits may be worn. S5 $50 and $55 Tailored Suits, $33.50 For_the woman who always feels most at home in tailor mades this Friday offering of strictly Tailored Twill Suits. The: jackets are the regulation long panel style, finished with self strapping, bias folds and silk stitching. Both navy blue and black in the offering, but not a great many! % . Fall Suit Blouses, $5.90 New silk brocades, a novelty silk crepe named puckerette, are the . fabrics that make these new slip-over blouses with their short roll collars Stockings, $1.50 or bateau necks. Some have thé long tight or slightly bloused siceves, others a semi:flared three.quarter sleeve. Rich embroidered designs are New fall weight: 1l the wanted worked out in se!f or contrasting colors. fail colorings in loWeliest duotone Tailored Cotton Bloum, $1.95 combinations, alsq solid black or medium brown. Some have plain Blouse's of fine batiste, entirely handmade with tuxedo collar and soft weave/ others a smart wide vestee trimmed with hand-drawn work and double blocking with real Irish ribbed effect. All sizes. Other ot edging; also blouses of fine dimity with Peter Pan and ““Bobby” col- silk and wool stockings, plain, $2.00 rs. Complete size range. Charmeen Frocks for Misses, $25.00 s soft supple material thh almost the sheen of silk, but with the warmth and pra(‘(u’fl)lhl\ of cloth, made up in smart missy styles, at this unusually low price! Four different styles—twelve frocks in the new rosewood, navy blue and brown. Also clever straight line and pleated frocks in twill cloth and afternoon or street dresses, velvet and silk crepes, lace trimmed, tiered, rufiled and beaded. You can surely find a frock if you look promptly in this wonderful Friday group. 25 New Sport Coats for Misses, $25.00 - Featuring chic plald back wlllflfll. mixtures and stripes in half a dozen smart styles and the wanted shades of tan, brown and gray. Flare, wide, raglan and set-in sleeves, full bac belted and side-tie models, leather and button trimmings. In this group another new idea Astrakhan jackets with collars and cuffs of coney in new fall colorings. But remember not very many of either at this special price. Misses’ Dress Coats, $59.50 New Arrivals—Fur Trimmed! Just Imagine getting fabrics such as Roi de Lalne, Ormalaine and Truvenette—than add generous muffier collars and cuffs of earacul—collars of gray or Viatka-dyed squirrel or of lynx —stur.ning styles that feature circular drapes, straight line styles and side-tied models—and you'll be as amazed as we are at this very remarkable price! Misses Shop, Third Floor. Brushed Wool Golf and Chappie Coats, $5.90 and $8.50 New arrivals in fine worsted or pure mohalr in plaln and fancy stripe effects. All with the soft, smart brushed finish, and yolf coats with narrow front stripinge—riew chapbie coats In ‘all-over striped patterns. in neat floral designs; satin frim- Buff, brown, navy blue and gray, solid ‘or In combination. Quite the med and finished with cord gird thing! A roll coMar and long sleeved style— wide i , To Secure wale corduroy with tuxedo That Sheer [mk collar and kimono sieeves. Choice of cherry, copenhagen blue and purple, all with self-sash. in Silk Stockings, wear ‘Graphite, or For satisfaction in service, buy Gold Stripe Silk, Stockings that wear. $2.00 pr.—$2.75 Jellef’s—Only Legitimate Agents. Beautiful New $5.00 Radium Silk Chemise, $3.95 Silk and Wool Sport ‘Beacon and Corduroy Robes, $5.00 Beacon, the soft blanket robing, “Nature’s Rival” Brassieres, $1.00 Special! Long bandeaux brassieres with choice of two models—heavy satin striped corset batiste or light. weight, satin-finish broche. Fiesh color. Sizes 32 to 42. . $9.00 Pumps, .$2.35 Pair 55 pairs In small and large sizes. No medium sizes. That's the w"""rlc‘ilA 5! B, 2! lfl. 7, 72 8 i A5, ywflr&.‘,nv; B 5 6, 8 T, T Wflfl and $10 Pumps, "$4.85 Pair 77 pairs of black dress pump.—on.nt leather, kia, satin and suede. High French or Cuban heels and hand.turned or weit soles. Sizes as a whole: 2 AA, ‘V. 5. 8, 7, A, 3! 8, 7, 8;_8, 38 /2, /x. ;/We " V:' th Vm e ¥ W:v ’- Vxé 4, 3.5, 8. 3700 Brown Calf Sport Oxfords ‘$4.85 Pan' With crepe ru bber. scles and very low flat heels. Fine for scl : ¢ _gott or hiking: A & . a, Sizes 2V to 7. Same in gray u..a'."_)}\ This will be good news to the width, sizes l. 7 Ta. women who read this adver- tisement. With every one won- $10.00 Single Strap Pumps A R B e . -$5.85 Pair . . tracted for in the summer at 18 palfs nt leather with welt B R R AT e’ Srwe, ol et s Tiat heols, welt m-. Sizes: AA, 543, 6, %'DA-MC-CV.WQ'I'-."V-M. X785 4 pairs black calf pum, d_hand-turned sizent BT o ‘- S TS e ‘White—flesh—orch smart ‘tailored models—tucked and hemstitched yokes — self straps with picot edge. Only 50 dozen for this sale! 1216 F St. N.W. 276 Garments Coats—Suits—Frocks—Skirts—Sweaters—Blouses Classed (and priced) tomorrow as R-E-M-N-A-N-T-S We expect to sell them before noon! The prices warrant it! But—buy carefully—none will be exchanged or creditec. [hese prices are for final sale! 2—$55.00 Navy Blue and Black Tailored Twill Suits, size 40...... .$15.75 2—$45.00 Three-piece Knicker Sulu, nn and reindeer; sizes 34 and 38. . ..$18.75 + 2—$36.50 Belted Box Jacket Sport Sluu, sizes 36 and 38..... ...823.75 8—$40 00 Twill Suits, lonz plnel )acke!l, navy blue and black. $26.50 1—$98.50 Three-piece Navy Twill Suit. ..$38.50 3—$59.50 Worumbo Camel’s Hair Sport Suits, box jackets...... .$46.50 5—$22.50 Tan, Gray, Oxford u\d Remdeer Sport Coats ..$1450 8—$36.50 Straightline Bolivia Coats, 'kit fox and black cee....$19.50 10—$45.00 Bolivia Ufility Cuu, full back and straight $29.50 5—$85.00 Wrap Coats, Gerona and Fash- ona, navy and black. ....$3850 1—$10.75 Black Serge Skirt, box-pleated. $3.25 6—$9.50 and $1C00 Sport Skirts, wrap- around and box-pleated styles........ $4.25 10—$1650 Tan and Gray Knife-pleated Canton Crepe Skirts 3 . $6.95 10—$12.50 Novelty Sport Skirts, ph.lds, stripes, checks 1—$26 50 Knife-pleated Paisley Roshanara Crepe Skirt 2—$35.00 and $45.00 Canton and Geormle Crepe D:esses, light color o $5.00 4—$2500 Street Frocks, black satin lnd tan Canton crepe....................$10.00 6—$19.50 Navy Blue Twill Street Froclu. embroidered . .$10.00 3—$18.50 All-over. Embroxdered Wool Jer- sey Dresses, sizes 36, 38, 44..........$10.00 1—$30.50 Pleated Street Frock of Tan Canton Crepe, size 38 1—$125.00 Cream Shadow Lace Dance Frock, pearl beaded; size 36 2—$39.50 and $45.00 Goldenrod Canton Crepe Dresses, shirred and pleated. . . .$19.50 1—$45.00 Georgette Afternoon Frock. black and flame; size 34. ..$21.50 1—$200.00 Navy Blue and White F:g\u-ed Crepe Dress, size 40 .$49.50 1—$185.00 Black and White Flgured Chiffon Dinner Dress, size 38.. 36—$4.00 and $5.00 Sleeveless Swenen, brilliant colorings with white. .. $1.00 20—$5.90 Jockey Red Tuxedo Swelter:, pure mohair ......... i;—ss 00 Jersey Sweater Co-n, henna, reindeer, navy blue......... 22—$6.50 to $8.50 Fiber and Mohllr Sllp- over Sweaters, self stripes........... $4.00 24—$8.50 to $10.50 Fiber J-cqueuu and Sweater Coats, dark or light. . $5.00 47—$500 Costume Blouses, embroidered and printed silk crepe. $2.95 23—$5.90 to $8.95 Jncquettec and Sllp-uvef Blouses, light colors. $3.95 Also Accessories Underwear—Stockings—Neckwear—Shoes Classed as remnants—some mussed, buf all good grades—in a general Friday clear- away tomorrow! 30—Velvet Bags with self-covered and Jew- eled frames, swing purse and mirros dark co!onngl. Special. . 20—Embossed and Crepe: gr-med Leather Vanity Boxes wltl: two to four fittings; dark or duotone colors. ............. 20—$5.00 and $6.50 Moire Silk Bags, somely lined and fitted; jeweled or metal clasps; good fall aolorlngl 50c Compacts, dainty cases, with white, flesh or brunette type filler and soft pad..... 25¢ $3.00 Silk-and-Lisle Sport Stockings, fancy atupes and d:opstitch patterns; )rokwslzs 32.00 Fnll-fuhwned Silk Stockings with lisle garter hems; every pnr but only a few in broken sizes........ 95¢ $2.00 and $2.50 Fiber Sgort Stockings, full fashioned, fancy weaves and colorings; broken size assortment............... 75¢ $1.00 and $2.00 Athletic Underwear, self striped and checked voile and batiste; tailored styles, in flesh and white..... 75¢ $4.00 F';end: ‘Handm-de Untr:vde-r. gowns and envel lu.llopod' and hand emlr 3 A 4 $7.50 Fre:lch Handmade Ung::we-r ex- qumt y embroidered on numook. velope chemise. . .$1.85 $5.08 and 5600 Sk J Crysial-icnit an 00 ersey and 8 Petticoats, embroidered straightline styles or fancy pleated flounces.......$3.85 $1.50 and $2.00 Neckwear, collar and cuff sets of net embroidered and lace trim- med; collars of crepe de chine; fancy . $1.00 and $1.50 Ormi. Collar and Cuff Sets with embroidered dots, - linen mwuduhnnu,mdum $1.00 and $150 Val Lace Ruffiing, assorted md'.h on fine net—ecru, white and . $4.50 l-blthn Mousquetaire = Capeskin Glons,un,m and | with Paris t-nb-mdenyd S0c STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C..THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11,192 ' JOHN McLAUGHLIN DIES; | BURIAL AT ARLINGTON Retired Chief Boatswain Had Long and Varied Career in United JOHN McLAUGHLIN. John McLaughlin, chief boatswalin, U. 8. N, retired, died suddenly yester- day at his nome, 1721 Euclid street northwest, aged seventy-one years The funeral will be held Saturday at i1 o'clock from Washington Helght: Presbyterian Church, of which he wa: a communicant. The interment will be in Arlington National cemetery with military and Masonic honors. Mrs ‘McLaughlin was a native o Maine. He had served in the Nav: for many vears, and was retired at the age of sixty-two yvears. At the out- break of the world war he re-entered the service and_was stationed at the Washington navy yard, from which he was recently retired. In -1873 he served aboard the Franklin, and later was on duty on the Hartford, Waus- chette, New Hampshire and Trenton, and was a member of the crew of the latter vessel when she was wrecked In the Samoan Islands by a tidal wave in 1889. In 1903 he served on the Newark in Cuban waters during the in- surrection of that year. He was a member and a past officer of the Mill- tary Order of the World War, a thirty-third-degree Mason and a mem< ber of Dawson Lodge. He had made Washington his home for the past thir- ty years, twenty-three years of that {me being stationed at the local navy yard He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Theodora North McLaughlin; two daughters and one son, Mrs Robert B. |Handy of Washington, Mrs. Roger M. Moore of Missouri and Stanley B. Mc Laughlin, aboard the U. 8. 8. Cormo- rant, stationed at the Washington navy yary RITES FOR MISS DUNKLEY. | Funeral services for Miss Alice R. Dunkley, thirty-three years old, who |died Monday at the family home, 1508 { Olive street northwest, will be held at {the residence this afterncon at 2| {o'clock. The interment will be in { Cedar Hill cemetery. i _Miss Dunkley was a native of Mc- Keesport, Pa., ‘and,came to this city | sixteen years ago. She was a mem- the Kenilworth Presbyterian She is survived by her father, William Dunkley; one brother and six MOURNING BLACK Dyed Within 24 Hours CARMACK DRY CLEANING Co. 2469 15th St., Col. 636 Dupont Cirele, Fr. 5233 st n.w.and Phone_Adams 1909, BAG—Brown leather: contalning keys: Mon- | day morniug. Return to 1307 R st. n.w. and {rec De Luxe. taken from wm] Sth. Reward. W. B. BOTTOM OF set with blue sapphire, Oct. 7. ave., hetween W st dnd Tary DL, to 8th | {5t 2331 Sherman sve. n.w. S{EO PIN (small). lost at 4330 pom. Taew. | . Liverty Loan Annex and 14th and | ‘alued as heirloom. Return " to n_Liberty Loan Anuex, or phone 11e LIE—White and brown: (sg No. SIIZ. SIol Wisconsin ave: Teiephone (about 5_months oid), male. Monday morning. Reward. 422 3rd st. Linc:_356. 1 TOG—Liver and _white pointer, female: swers to name of Bess. Liberal reward if | uned ‘o 4534 16th st n.w DOG—Fox_terrier, male. white and brown; from Takoma, Md. Call Columbla 8412-J. '11% wile” bull. “Caustin™ engraved on FOX FU ll-l‘leu»ber T0. Return o lxoom sns 930 ¥ Reward. RATERNITY PIN—S}; a Nu, in or mear ontinental Memorial Hall, Satordsy last. Phone_Cleveland_1756. - 11e FUR _NECKPIECE—Black fox, Georgetown, i Sunday, between Reservoir st. and 31st. and P, No' 220 Star bldg. Reward. 11 GLASSES, tortolse shell: b: Ter AT "Colmbia: Tri4. 310 Eat o o TIANDBAGs—Wednesday Dight, between 8th and N sts. and 3d and P Sts. n.w., new brown bag, vellow lining. pearl otnamen contained papers, change, door'key. Valued ite. Reward. 1509-A 8rd st. n.w. Frankl KAGE_Contain'ng 1% yards pink radium between 11th and 13th bu north side F bout 1 o'clock Wednesday. Finder please phone_Columbia_2896 —Frat, name R. L. Swenson on back, High and Pa ave. on oty rd. Franklin 1877-W. after 6. | PIN—Kappa Alpba Phi frat, between Rialfo and 6th and I sts. Reward. Phone. Frank. 856. 11 Initials 8, H, ¥ 13! T Kappa N leveland 1637. PIN—Green cnamel, 4-leaf clover, small dia- 1 mond_in center; October 8. Reward. Apt. 32, 11424 W st. o.w. _Phone North 4711-W.. POOKETROOK—0n 14th st. car, Tuesday. Te- turn Miss Murphy. 930 F st. n.w. POLICE_DOG, 3 months o0ld: collar, with name “Thor’® ' Finder return to Beatrice Cameron. 1827 Belmont rd. Reward: 11s | SHOE—One uew, lady's high, lace, black, marked “‘Lansburgh Bros.” inside: Oct. 8.. 535 Park road. 11 SPECTACLES—Tortolse shell, in leather case. { call and identity them. Appiy National Lime wociation, 918 G st."n.w. |SUITCASE, brown. _w th ambreila, Wisconsin ave: and M, Monday; pl match box with seeds; Maldeghem. 612 H._st..n.w. ‘altham, goid buntiog case; initials photo’ in front; be 218 12th st. || WiisT WaTCH, Saturday, abont 530 w: e e ek reward n?‘n'x'u"r'.fea"’::“.‘;.' | F._Morrison, 1438 K n.w. EARRING. On the night of October 10, on the Congressional Cimited from New York or at the Union station, a pearl- earring, of one largé pearl hung on.a, pendant ~of four diamonds mounted in 'platinum. Liberal reward if re- turned to 1239 Vermont avenue. MONUMENTS. ° H —We specialize in designing and grect- {ing memorials (monuments and mauso- leums) of quality and character. Let us take you to see many.spec. mens of our work In any of the " lgc.| cemeteries. THE J. 'F. MANNING €O, INC, 914 Fifteenth Street. FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt auto delivery service. Gudc Bros. Co.,-1214 St Geo. C. Shaffer, Dt mfit FLORAL EMRI.| lll!. m..uy ERATE PRICES. . , fBeatns. BURROUGH.LYON, Octover 10, 1628, ut 5 n.m., at the residence of her diughter, Aune Btoveny, Kast Falis Ohu . JANE A BURRGUGH-LYON (nee Cox). James Chuich at 9 oclock October Taterment at Mount Olivet cemctery. She is supsived by three duighters and four sons. mamely, Mrs, May Feltner, Mrs. An- nie Bigvens, Mrs. Kathrine Sherwood, ¢ ence’ Cariyie, Tommy und Theod sisters, Mrs. Katherine Sehfinther and Mrs. Emma Lyon. Friends and relatives invited. DANGERFIELD. Departed this life Tnesday, Octover 9. 1023, at 5 p.m., at s residenc 1200 28rd ut. fier @ short to ‘mourn their . two sonw, four graudchildren and five great randchildren, Funeral Saturday, October , at 9 a.m., from St. Augustine’s C Remains will' be taken to Arlngton co DI ZEREGA. Thursday, October 11, 1023, at Columbia Fiospital, MXRTHA ALICE, witow f W. Irvine di Zorega. Interment at Lec burg, Va, (New York city and New O papers piease copy.) DUNKLEY. Monday, October &, 1923, at m,, ALICE R., beloved daighter of and the late Angle V. 1 from ber late residence, C. on Interment Cedar, Hill mxonron ‘Wednesday, October 10, after a briet iliness, EL EDMONSTON, aturduy, October 13, at 2 o'clock. Interment nwood cemeters) Wil be private. 12! ESCHERICH. Tuesdsy, October 9, 1923, the Masonic and Edstern Star Home, FRANK H. ESCHERICH. Services at the § H. Hines Company funeral home, 2001 14th st n.w., Friday, October-12, at 2 p.m. kel tives and friends fnvited. e October 11, 192 4 , beloved te John J late_re: wm., HELE daughter of Mary M. Fitagerald. dence, B09 New Jersey ave. n. day morning at 8:30 o'clock —Alogsius Cliurch, where requiem mass will be sung at § a.im. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. (Baitimore papers pleuse FITZHUGH. The interment seryices for fhe Iate Gen. CHARLES L. FITZHUGH. died in Cobourg, Canada, September 16, 1 will be held at Arlingion on Friday, Octo ber 12, at 2:30 p.m, e FITZHUGH. - The District of Columbia Com- mandery. of the Military Order of the Loyal Leg’on of the United States auuounces the death of Companion CHARLES LANE FITZ- HUGH, Brevet Brigadier Geeral, United States'Army, and United States Volunteers, at Cobourg,’ Canada, September 16, 1 mmitment service and interment at the tlonal cemetery, Arlinglon, Va., on, Fri- day, October GO B Voiumteers, Comman H. POWELL, Recorter, nxn:mnu Welnesday, October 10, 1923, at 1 p.m., at Providence Hos short illuess, FRAN 55 years, N HUTCHINGON. Tuesdsy. the Stoddard Baptist K TOuN" HTCINNON. Fomeral”to.be. herd from Lincoln Temple Church at 2 p.m. Fridhy,” October Relatives and friends invited to attend. HUTCHINSON. The officers and Sir Knights of Simon Commandery, No. 1, K. T., are ordered to assemble in full Templar uniform. Friday, October 12, at 1:30 p.m., Frazier's chapel. 723 T st. n.w. our late frater, JOHN M. HUTCHINSON. who departed this life October 9, 1923 Or- A THOMAS PATRIC Em. Commander, Jonathan Davis Consis- is hereby ordered to a chapel. Thursday, October 11, for The-Pirpose of gmialght Kadoth sercics | over the remains o JOHN M. HUTCHI friends and_the_pul 1. CLARENCE ur late Tilustrions Peer, Family and T EDWARD J. MORRIS. Secretary and K. of HUTCHINSON. A special commuaieation of A 15 hereby 1923, ‘at 1 3 for the purpose of attending the funerai of our late brother, JOHN M. HUTCHINSON. Members meet at Lin Temple, corncr 11th and R sts, D.w., o'clock 'p.m. By order of THOMAS W. PARK®, W. 3. THOMAS W. JORDAN, Sect. KINSINGER. Wednesda at 3:15 a.m., JOHN GEORG band of Daisy K late residence, 291 Friday, October and friends invited. cemeters. at 10 a.m. Relatives Interment Rock Cree October ‘9, 1 at_Providénce CATHERINE, b loved wife of Joseph ' Krajic Funeral | October 12, at 9 o'clock, from Si Catholic Church. _Interment LEWIS. ' Suddenly, October 9, o'clock a.m. at his residence, Washington, D. C., CLAREN nd of Florence Mary Lewis a s G, Lewis and Lena A. Lewis. Funeral services Friday, October 12, at his late residence, at 2 o'clock p.m. Helatives and friends invited. All local papers piease copy. 1° | LEWIB. A specfal communication of George C. Whiting Lodge, N F. A. A M., 18 called for 1 o'clock p. Tidas, October for purpose of attending the funerai CLARENCE B. pful Master. cretary. serves of our late brother LEWIS. By order of the RECBES 4. BocLer, McDONALD. Suddenly, Thursday, October 11. at her residence, 4 SARAH C., beloved wife of Joseph B. McDonald. Notice of f neral hereafter. . MCLAUGHLIN. Suddenls, Wednesday, October 10, 1923, at his residence, 1721 uclid st. n.w., JOHN, husband ¢f Theodora orth McLaughlin. Funeral from W ington Heights Presbyterian Church on Saturda: October 18, at 11 a.m. Interment at Arling- ton national cemetery. 12 PLUMMER. Tuesday, October 11, 1923, at hrr lnte residence. Bethesda, Md., SARAH PLUMMER, in her 63d ye: Fuperal S urday, October 13, at 11 a.m, Interm Bethesda cemetes nomsox Wednesday_evening, October 0, . at Providence Hospital, ALBERT H.. hnlblnd of Cornelia Roberts Robinson and son_of Robert H. d_Amanda M. Robinson of Brandywine, Me Funeral at St. Das’ Chureh, Oxon Hill, Prince Georges coun_ ty, Md., Saturday, October 13, at 2 p.m. 1. SEWELL. Departed this life Wednesday, Oc- . tober 10, 1923, at 3 a.m., ANTOIN CRITTENDEN SEWELL, widow of the late Thomas E. Sewell. Funeral services at the residence, 1468 Chapin st., Friday at 2 p.m. SHEPHERD. Thursday, October 11. 1023, MARY E., beloved wife of John T. Shep’ erd. Funeral from her late residence, 916 11th | st. Saturday, October 13, 2:30 ochcL SHREVE. Tuesday, October 9, 1023, at p.m., at the home of her pare 1324 :s-uh st. n.w., 1 daughter of Fred E. and Elizabeth A. Kett- ner' (nee Ellls) and wife of Bernard Shreve. . Funeral from he dence, Friday, October thence to Holy Trinity Ch ‘will be sa'd at ® a.m. Relative invited. Interment Holy Kood cemetery. WILEY. Entered into rest October=10. 162 at 6 VIRG] MONROE widow of Lewis Hammond Wiley. are Invited to attend services at St. Mar Episcopal Church, 3rd and A sts. s.e., Fri day, October 12, at 2:30 p.m. Interment ia | Rock Creek cemetery. 12¢ ‘WEBSTER, Departed Hlls life Wednesday, October 10, 1923, t residence, (‘neuurbroo 3 Widow of the late < f Octavius Edmonds and Mrs. She leaves to mourn th and daugh'er, two grandchildre and a host of frien i October 12, 2 p.m. Church, Chesterbrook, ler, pastor. WILLIAMS, Wednesday, October 10, 1023 uis residence, 1943 'Sth st o, CLAR E. E H. devoted son of John W. m'l u‘rlhl ‘Williams; husband of Odessa Wil- = liams, father of of Emma Ann Williams. Notice of (uneul ouNG 9, 1923, at G YOUNG, Tuesday, October 9. at George | ‘Washington Hospital, MARY ELLE YOUNG, - beloved mother of Mary Bert Joung. | Funeral serviees Fridey. October at_Hamiiton, Va. Interment Lil V Rema: resting at the 8. H. Hlnel Co. funeral home, 2901 14th st. n.w. In Memoriam. ENBURG. Sacred to the memory, of r devoted son and brother, CLARENCE 3£ BRANDENBUK: e Gaparted i lite o toda: ober Rreacyiey THE FAMILY. * fond remembrance of Gur dear A O AMARY WARREN BRAXTON, who thoagrime years ago tomorto e T nniversary mass Friday, Dembu 12, %303, at S Augustine Church, Hioki . DAT QUTERS, MARY THEREAA ICKSON AND ANGELLA B. BISHOP. * EE. Ia sad but loving remembrance of s ‘my dear busband, JOSEPH CONTEE, who entered nto rest six years'ago today, Octo- er 11, 1 from First Baptist Rev. Shelton Mil- WIDI lm all tears, nl no death, no rll. or fears, And they count mot time by years, For there is no nightt me there. HOLY, HIS LOVING WIFE, MRS. ANNIE MAY, CONTEB, 1831 LeDroit court n.w. COOK. In sad but lwlnl remembrance o( ‘our dear mother a n"rlldmoth!r. MARY . COOK, who depa: g0 today. this life two years “Today our hearts are heavy, mother, , Our Tuoaghts are all of thee How we love and how we miss sou None but God in heaven can teil. ' LOVING =DAUGHTER BERTIE AND NDCHILDREN, MILDRED, RAY, AWOOD AND ESTON. . to attend faperal of | October 10, 1923, | Barns- | Friends mma Luvato and brother | In Memoriam BOOK. A tribute of Jove and emory. to our dear beloved son akd Lrother, VALEN UINE COOK, who departed thin life five years ago today, Octeber 11, 1915, The month of October aguin is lere. To me the saddest of the vear, Becanwe five years ago today brotiier Valentine passed away. “so well; . Bow we do miss Iy No one can ever tell. May his soul.rest in HIS BROTHELR, HIS MOTH gl e e our devoted husband and ' father, CLAT ENCE W. DIGGS, who departed 'this life five years ago todsy, October 11, 1915, Some may think you are forgotten, Bat ‘never shal o be, For as long an God gives life to us We shall nlwaye (hink of thee DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. * FREEMAN. In sad remembrance of our des devoted wite and mother, MANTHA Fi MAY, who died five Sears ag tsday, Octaver HER DEVOTED HU: ARL_AND ROR| DAUGHTER, HORT GRANINGER. In loving hneband father, ¥ who depa yeuis ag n‘:;; 1913 THE FAMILY. ® ING. 1In loving memery of ou MAURICE Tt HARDING, who died o 3 France, five years ago today, Oc- { . 1918, Z ther, and take your re ome, He thought it bes ring Liere was great And opened wide the golden gate. HIS BROTHERS RAYMOND AND JOSEPH. KATZ, 1In sad but loving remembrance of our a-;ur ;un l:lll‘ n,e'r:hewr WILLIAM H. KATZ o departed this 1i o Uc(ub(r‘ll oy life oue year ago toda; L Gone, but not forgotten. ER. 1o memory of our beloves n Lieat, LLoYD BAXTER LiENLER T s illed in_ battle five years ago killed i battle tive years ago today, Oc This is bis anniversary, And we seéem to stand Upon_ the border of a darkening wood, Sun-flecked With happy memorles; Our outstretched hands trembling Aud eager—scem—an, 1f they could, To rest once more In’ bis, S0 strong and good. e loved, ua thes, alas. we gave; ut he who was s youn 8o true, so brave, % . Waits fhere to welcome us Beyond the grave DAD AND MOTHER. * NEULAND. In loving remembrance of o beloved son and brother, JOSEPH H. NEU- LAND. who died five years ago_today. O tober 11, 1815, THE FAMILY. PARKER. Sacred to the memory of the-sad departure of our beloved ther and grand. ?u‘n)u X’l(" LSIE PARKER, who died Oc ober Tho' you precious loved one, Tho' we hear your voice no miore: are safe in confid: hat we'll meet on onder shore. HER DAUGHTER AND GRANDS AND BIRDELL WHITFIELD. RICKS. A tribute of love to the memory ur our dear son and brother, HENRY W., who departed this life October 11, 1922. Through fierce winds blow: g. Through rough descrt w. Through long n:ght Reaches o'er the d He brings them hom Safe 'from every stormy He saw your s "tis true; anot sever of you 2. MeILWAIN. xonmrs our ~dear. ROBERTS, In sad but loving remembrarice of Octotler 11, one, but not forgotten. FROM HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. SAVARESE. In sad but loving remembran of oy Jdear brother, TOBY SAVARE o ve years oday, October b ago today, October 11, There's a sad and lonely feeling Deep down in my leart todsy When 1 thnk the hour was nearing When death bore wy brother away. Dearest brother, how I m'ss you Since from earth you passed away, Aud my heart is a As T think HIS LOVING SIS NETTI ago todsy, October 11, day our hearts are heav Qur thoughts are all of ther And ho loved and miss' o3 ing remembrauce of my desr Jsband, WILLIAM H. SMITH, who passed away three years ago today, October 11, 1620, What & sweet memory be left behind. T will meet him some bright morniog. Resting by the waters: fair; HIS D~ OTED WIFE, FRANCES SMITH. C. THAYER, ‘who departed . October 11, how we miss you, sou passed mway: hing_sorely iink of you each day. now that you are happy on of the blest, Where there is no pain or sorrow In your sweet eternal rest. HIS CHILDRE WARD. In sad but_loving memory of my { darling daughter, MARTHA WARD, wlio Lifé five years ago today, Oc- | tover 11, 1915, In_our home you ate fondly remember weet_thougl i HHESTER AND JAMES WARD, |WARFIELD. In sad but lov ng_re: my dear brother, JERYMIN D, who died October 11, 1908, | HIS SISTER M. € i FUNERAL DIRECIORS. |V.L. SPEARE CO. | Neither the successors of nor co |nected with the original W. R. Spea establisiment.* Q40 F St. N. w: | Phione Frank 6626 HERBERT B NEVIUS |.s26 NEW YORK AV MAIN 2604, | 1 i 412 H st. n.e. 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