Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1923, Page 7

T SO O R O G T S A G RO i T 2 PR THE EVENLNG fSTAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY. Grad Finale of the Grand Reopelng Sale! ‘Boys’ Cordurcy PANT ‘nx So Rare, Values So Trei 81 4. Corurny Pants, fall cut, S? Bove’ Juvenile SUITS In sizes toLl Gils’ BLOCMERS Outing neany fin'shed. 89c P-nty DRESSES Pink edgex, or_8n or bine chamby full eut, fast teen, 2 & t Extra Size. Stylish RUNGALOW AFRONS ueat patterns, Good quality from tra Sateen Panty DREQSE" full rickrae finiche well made | for‘fll; ingham, taped | 0 6 years. Handbags 51 Many are tooled leathe inslde fitting boxes and case $1 eral style $1 trimmes | band- vanity mendoux, Savingx °~ Ten-moud. LT No Mail, Phone or C. 0. D. Orders—No Charges or Will-Calls H[A]RRY K\AmFM 1316 to 1326 7th St. N.W. ax ta Make Thin the Sale of the_ Age.| Boys LA 24 Blue-Border Toweling yds.¥]) Good Quality Crash Toweling, 16 inches wide; absorbent and pure bleached; full pleces, T, 79c 1 nfen( s’ GOWNS Sinde of fine neatly finisiie Extra Size Outing FLANNEL COWNS Light gronnds with pnk or hlue stripes; : also white W:m“,l:n”s Batiste BLOOMERS Pink Moch BANDEAUX Generonsly et stsle. insert_§ Women's PANTALETTES Black, feta. siirred ot kn R 22 T 7 tie Choice of Our Entire Stock! 2 weave soft-finish nalnxook, 4 ste Bloomers, elas. | ent. 6 bouud edger, 2for$1 green or purle Cotton Taf- and elastic waist. 2z s Collar- ATTACHED SHIRTS $1 hite Col Khirts, also Mr\;wd yrmnd e 14 1o 13, for$1 Arrow Brand | COLLARS 6for$1 All styles of 20c Soft and Laundered Col- st Kait A for §1| | Gosd Qualtiy Cotten Ribled Baby Bands; in Wil sizes, with dinper ta SIFFY PANTS “Hor$1 ads. We guarautee them or B new patr; wll wize “Cim're ella” Boys' WASH SUITS Faxt.color chamibray, blue, green, < 2 to § years The New Model | Criss-Cross Brassiere 1'ng entirely pew und has met with | favor. All sizes. Any $1 for$1 for$1 brown; Coat, Suit or Dress REDUCED 109 ot o and deduct 10% duced amount unusual offer fo decided about r fmmensity RESERVE nd t Kk the I ? its bargains. ke any garment in our stock, at regular prices, from the price tag. pay us the re- arment is vours. This Is an season of the vear, but we've this sale a lashing one for the ANY GARMENT. NONE R P $1.50 Sateen GYM BLOOMERS Highly mercerized. sate deepls pleated; sizes 14. 18 and 18. | | Gingham $l {APRCNS 2 for $l belt; | Standard grade gingham. fine count. full cut width and length, pockets and string. wide Girls’ Flannel GOWNS Light grounds, piuk or $1 Body Waist UNION SUITS Sizes 2 to sifght grade. _Strongly 2for $1 i 2for$1 irregulars of u‘ taped _seams and_buttons. o stripes, izes 6 to 10 3 E;l;;;:ze Sa(een { PETTICOATS $ Women's Fine Twill, High-luster Sateen | Underskirts, fancy gatbered Sounce. em-| T, YOUNG MEN’S FINE 79c Infants’ KNIT CAPS Assorted sample lot; trimmed. pink and blne: 2for $1 white tassels_and nots. and white Acorn Knit BODY WAISTS Heavy knit. seam: corded_huttons. Children’s Heavy UNDERWEAR Infants’ Flannel WOOL BANDS Steaighs ‘wool flann around_infants’ sto Plain or.checked ginghams ribbed cotton; Size 2 t0 13, 3for$l_ 3for$1 bands, 4for$1| s red oidey Knit or Jersey CHlLD’S LEGGINS in red_or white: lors gray WO’WEN’S KIRTS & ENVELOPES 52 to $2.49 Long or Short 3for$1 INFANTS’ COATS vord _or_ Ponlin, Sizex 1. 2. Women’s Sateen COSTUME SLIPS favy pr Brown, Dikh Tuster sutcen, Single and dou- ble orth 820, light. medium and dark’ colors. Sizes to 42, and no ciinrge for altera- tions, s Windsor Flowered $1 CREPE GOWNS Pink, blue, orchid or maize grounds, with pattern’ designs. Full cut for wrapping R T T A A $l' | 36-1n. Bleached izes 12 to 1 34-lnch | Pmret Twill; 122 Yds.,$l seliod weight for dresses, skirts and chil 'S’ wear; navy, black, brown, tun und 32 Full-Fashioned l PURE SUK FidSE $ | Irmogutars of $2 grade high bo | n-l- Duteh or aa £ the I 5Yd's.,$1 ad. 10Yds.,$1 grade, 4Prs.,$l :%‘dfii’fi"‘" 4Yds. {MUSLIN ‘ 36—|v| Leckwood SHEETING, 136 In. Ecru Marqmsette Fine “qu tapeedge rose, brown a “tuil pives | Tcrchcn | LACE for mnder Worth 8Yds.,$1 t cloth ™ PlLLOWCASES 2 for$1 ! ;“S,T;n‘.”Wlnte BATISTE 3Yds.,$l 19¢ Dr Drens in neat cliecked pat- for’dresses, uprons, ete. o e s g S Women'’s High Lace SHOES $ 1 Pr. Tatent Co1t, with._dark gray snd fieldmouse Kid tops brown and b kid: F ren heelx: wizes 3 515, Values §3.00 to $7.00. 22 T Women's One-Strap HOUSE SL!PPERS Black leather, kid finisted: rubber heels: sizes 3 to 8. $1 low \zZz22ZEITZ T 7 20c Apron GINGHAM Thdigo blue: neat ehecks of b binations in u varlety of pa A | Swna™ 2for$] White or pink embossed crepe, cut full, shirred yoke: well made. ‘| Flowered Flannelette DRESSING SACQUES sl In new patterns, meat styles, light-colored grounds. All s zex up to 44 SKiRTS < 4for$l1 {ioud aualits white of light ground fan- nel._neat stripes. Sizex 2 to 6. All Kinds ; ' $1 $1 full Women’s Tafl’eta PETTICOATS 2for$1 ton taffota underskirts, elas- FUR TRimvvg Y d., $1 Brown opcssum, black coney, nutrla snd moline fur, 1 jucll wide: worth to $2 a yard. ch—en s Flannel GOWNS Je of a g 1:_shirred ¥ 2for$1 Q,l‘f‘hll fl::'iH outing New Peter Pan OVERBLOUSEs 91 Novelty White Overblouses: Deatly teim- med: also white striped. All sizes, 79¢ Infants’ White DRESSES Made of fiué batiste; yokes and lace trmmed 2for$1 haud einbroldered SiseEs 2forSl Russian blouses, shirred yoke and belted Tots’ Gingham DRESSES hecked PAJAMAS Light grounds, ueat stripes, heavs welght, " and_pant 2for$1 ingha chz’ and Girls’ thnel $l middies: all_white: values, $1. White Mi BLOUSES $1 red coll wizes 8 to 14 and 36 to 48, Men 's Washable SUEDE GLOVES Gray Gloves, with on_back.” Sizex to 9 embroidery s, izex 2 to n heavy iinbleached rib- 3 years. nd White with biue or ‘J;Qll and black stripes g Girls’ DRESSES $1 Fast-color g gbame, in checks and plain GERTRUDES Whita Outing Pettic full_cut: long_or short. 2for$1 trude style, Children’s ‘BLOOMERS' Sirix 6 to o ull_cut and w 5for$1 ears. Pink Batiste Bloom- I made. 09:: Extra Size BLOCMERS Women's Extra Large, Pink Crepe Bloomers. 2Prs.,$1 Reinforced * Seat, Women’s Costume SLIPS 2for$1 In five style; white muslin; also Pink or White Chemise: wonderful bargains. $1 Women’s Cloth DRESS SKIRTS $ein Bleached 3 ¢ 12 f ¥ g "" ‘} Glrl.s' Wa(e _tull Joosth, suar- Plain blne serge or fancy plaids, Cheesecloth sorbent, and a regular 10c¢ value. ros. oys’ Woolen t1 SPORT s0x 2Prs.,$1 Brown and gray heather mnu,m clghtx length,” with fancs v Sinte, leng fancy " turn-over seven- Z Dressed Sleeping Doll. Large Size Drums. . Aluminum Set and Kitchen Cabinet ... .both, $1 Blue Cooking Dishes. . ..set, S1 Books and Games .2 for $1 Picture Nested Blocks. .2 for $1 DolP's High Chair ..$1 China Tea Set. ..$1 Wood Express Wagon. .81 Horns and Roller both, $1 $1 Chimes ‘Washday . Stocklng Dolls and Teddv Bears. . .2 for $1 Xmas Sto:kings and Rolly Dolis 5 2 for $1 Cast-iron Stoves cee. .81 /77777, fiose " 6Prs.,$1 Combed cotton lisle: sizes 0 to 10%; in black only; wide truok top. 64-In. Mercerized Highly flnlllld bright satin lluler. as- DAMASK, 13/ Yds., worted patterns; full pleces and perfect. 18x18 Hemmed NAPKINS Assorted patterns, brand; closely woven. .81 .$1 e e, L1111 0717 107 ready to use; Linfeel For Thanksgiving use. Fruit of The Loom 5 Yds-’ s 1 Yard wide: full pleces; perfect qualty: ‘Tamous for 1t superior quail T Iewea 4 4Yds.,$1 Indian Head Linen-finish, All-white Indian Head, yard wide, for embroidery work, etc. bamask. 2 Yds.,$1 1/pAMASK Lintrous mercerized fnish, in full pleces; assorted patterns. Real 60c v- Misses’ Sateen BLOOMERS of fine twill- u.{'x‘“mu sizes 14, 16 & 2for$1 ercerised aateen; HOOD & RAINCAPE $l 69c Monogra 2 fol' $i e 6Yds, S anteed not to leak. Bizes 7 TOWELS plok or_blue bor- Extra Heavy Unbleached Pure Liven Tow- geleary Turkish -Towel eling, 16 inches wide; colored border. B e 250rS1 Covered liows, baby pillows, [ 6Yds,$1 tops. | 7for$1 ith good white musila, for wott Boys’ Ribbed 1 UN’lo'r} soirs 2for$1 Ribbed Union Sults In sizes 22 to 32. BLOUSES 2for 1o Striped, Pereale Blouses, perfect g Yandkerchiefs 6‘0[‘ Linen Weave Handkerehiefs, in full $1 uality, or$1| tamped Centers Y. _Speeisl, 6 for $1. e Afor linen; 8_different patterns. Worth 5 42x36 Bleached PILLOWCASES Perfect quallt; ult hemmed_ends. Pequot A SHEETING | o Yard-wide, Sheeting Cotton, cut from full pleces. Ka; GLOVES ZPYS-, Genuine Chamolsette shades:_tworelasp styie. Women’s Winter UNION SUITS g, or shiort sieaves k] et o !_“ ankle or koee 4for fon size, 4Yds.,$ Gloves. __Sizes 6 to 8 $1 3-ioeh $1 xtra Fine Grade Unbleached ,$1 new fall » 8 to 81, s §1 low or Dutch neck, sieereless, long length. La e Feathe: 3 PILLOWS $1 Covred with tan or biue striped tick: | sine_15x28 in Quality $l | 81x90 Perfect ’\lutl(‘ of 1004] round thread bleached mus- BLEACHED SHEETS 25c Pink Eg NAINSOOK ¢ 6Yds.,$1 I-wide Plnk Nainsook, for 35.l|;ch Outing 5 Y S. 5 $l FLANNEL Worth 20c & yard rounds: lengtha up 50c Turkish, TOWELS . _double-threa, - ches. | 25¢ Tur to absorbent grade; kish TOWELS 6f6r$1 of Welght. Ali-white Turkish Tow Turkish Towels, with biue border. 81 °| Women’s Extra Heavy |VESTS and PANTS Wornen s Sl p-Ov‘er All-Wool Sweaters in long-sleeve style ‘Z"SSXRS““”S 4for$1 fade on a good white linene. stitched with |mu itehed. vted $1 D GLOVES ck, brown and tan: embroidered-back 2for$1 L Joop. ends ready to |KI | Mnrquueue SASH CURTAINS Size 86540 inches: 'E‘T’c" = b Pr.$1 iy beo side paneis sod u 2for$1 il Ovlque Window ¢ SHADES' " 2 'm?fifi?fifsflorfl hed ribbed cotton: muslin waistband: th 6%c. 25c Chi'dren’s HOSE GPI'S $l Black or ribbed mlnh«l |58x58 Damask $l |TABLECLOTHS | o bty mercorised gnish. :, 18, smmorted | terns Tope: {Derby Rib 4 Pl's.,$1 | CHILD'’S HOSE perfect quality: sizes 8 Black or cordovan : nd boys._Worth 33c pair. grade : copdovan; fine “3for$1| 25c Yd-Wide @ PERCALE Close-woven neat_stripes, hu:m 8Yds., $1 56x80 Plaid BLANKET Heayy Cotton ml i Table - OILCLOTH Seconds of ge tiles or br. Dovble-Bed BEDSPREADS 500 Weizht Crochet Spread, in neat les_designs iy 1 to n purchaser. Fiber Silk Cblfion Hose Blankets, ightly imp in e Morltas brand; All Good weight, sbsorbent quality; fas Satin and Lace BOUDOIR CA]’S| o u cepurate bo: nbl'd SHEET!NG Good welght, Assorted closely-woven quallt; ards. CURTAINS Eern or green grounds, 11 length CRETONNE 39¢ Slnrhn¢4l/2 Yds., MADRAS Woven cords and stripes In neat col m light groun ;E'l‘fédua 11Yds., 1.000 with contr: in Deat stripes. dots, 3for ‘Sgc Wmdow sizes 335 wn 1 SHADES Genuige opa | fret’ rds. elot green o Lo petfect yrude. Worth She & ioits_ Blor Red Horder. hle_thread quality. Wort | 18x18 Hemmed DIAPERS DOZ-; Gond, Absorbent Bird's-eve Diaper ,.m. dozen_in_wrapped package. fancy 4Yds.,$1 whit 81, Mar. 2Prs.,$1 gray and foll line of the new fall o onsi-Doz., $1 t-color 2for$1 styles y, in Pr.,$l pird and foral ot $1 or ef: ., $1 rings $1 d 3x6 P s.,$1 §1 Absorbent Huck Towels, do il Cloth, | Tennis SLIPPERS Brown and White Teunis Slipper: salvs, for gymuasium wesr, Sizes 3 3Prs. $1 69c Fuli-Fashioned | yiomen's Fine Liste Full-tashioned Hose | LISLE HOSE, | 36+in. Amoskeag szs TICKING & 10s.,91 Full plece: perfect quality : | striped ; guaranteed featherproof. Worth 69c. s L L L LA L L LA A A LA A L LA L LI P L Toyland’s Thrilling Dollar Day! Ouija Board . SR Mechanical Train -nd Tr-tk. $1 ‘Wood Mack Trucks. Fire Engine, pull toy. Liberty Flyer on Wheels Sleeping-eye Dressed Large Kitchen Cabine Large Doll Trunks. Standing Blackboards Cabinet Tool Chest 3 Mother Goose Picture Cubes, Large Size Lotto Game. The Boy's Toy Maker. Daisy Single-shot Rifle. Lead Soldier Game... Mama Walking Doli. New Fall LACE CURTAINS TDutch, Panel or Pe the wanted patter and 2% yards. RUBBERS $l For the Whole Family Men's, Bors', Women's and Children's Ex- {ra Quality Regular and Rolled-edge Rubbers. $1 Lace Curtains. in all Velvet velvet, and Bri R e, R Good-bye Millinery Bargains! Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Sallor Tam & Dress Hats Brand-New Spic & Span at Only Trimmed Velvet Hats, Tams, Sailors of hatters’ Children’s BUTTON SHOES Hrows and Bluck Kid Button Shoes. e Z oy 32-in. 25¢ Dren fast colors: GINGHAM Very fine grade, | tn_lengths of $1 newest de- $1) On_ white linen-fnish Indian hnd or tan $1¢ mm-m@m IR i mmmw R s | Men’s Holiday SLIPPERS Felt Comfort Cushion-sole Sli to 11. ppers, $1 NOVEMBER 22, 1923. Defeats Itself BY DR. FRANK CRANE. ‘The income tax has been justly at- tacked upon the ground that its ef- fect s to drive capital out of iIn- dustry, as men with money are put- ting their capital more and more into non-taxable government securities and withholding it from | enterprises. | Everyboly knows that the value of stocks has decreased by millions of |dollars during the last vear. That | means that the public Is holding oft llram putting its money into those in- dustries that employ labor and make the country prosperous. The income tax therefore is the enemy of labor, and the cause of depression and unemployment. Every- body does not know, however, that the” income tax is a failure as a money raiser. For the calendar year of 1921 the amount of money col- lected by the Treasury by income jand profits taxes decreased appro imately a billlon and a quarter dol lars from 1920. The number of pe: sons and firms making returns de- creased by about 6,000. In 1920 the records showed that thirty-three persons admitted having incomes in the class of $1,000,000 and over. Tn 1921 there were only twenty-one such persons. The net income upon which some six and a half million individuals paid taxes in 1921 was sround nine- teen and a half biilion dollars, while that met income for 1920 was nearly twenty-four billion dollars. Corpo- ration incomes for the same period Ishowed a decrease of around three million dollars. ‘hese and similar fig- ures demonstrate the utter ineffective- ness and viclousness of the income tax. It appeals to the ignorant because on the surface it appears to tax the rich and let the poor go. As a mat- ter of fact the rich side-step it and the effect s to drain the blood and cut the nerve of national prosperity. ‘The sales tax, if it were adopted, would not only be easlly collected, but It would stimulate industry and would bring in far more dependable returns to the government. Every effort in taxation to make the burden rest upon oniy one class and exempt another Is unjust. The underiying principle would be to have it rest upon the entire popu- lation, exacting from each one ac- cording to his ability. The basis of all just taxation is to make every- body pay to the government for the {service which the government rend- ©rs to them. That is fair and honest Unfortunately taxation in every country in the world Is based upon the robber principle of pe; nalizing success. And sooner’or later every country finds out that to penalize success is to clog prosperity. — REPEAT NOVENA SERVICE. Sisters at Carmelite Shrine An- nounce Hours for Prayers. The novena lcssed Teresa. beginning today. will | bo repeated tw daily, at 5:15 in the afternoon and 7:30 in the evening. at the Carmelite Skrine of the Little 200 T street northeast. It was announced by the Sisters of Atonement at the shrine today that those participating In the novena may write out their respective peti- t ons and deposit them in a basket at | the door of the chapel. These petl- tions will be placed on “The Little Flowers” altar and prayed for at cach service. The sisters requested also that per- sons whose petitions are . granted during the novena report the fact to the Sisters for the record which they kecp of Teresa's “Shower i Roses.” Sk TULSA RABBI TO SPEAK. Will Fill Pulpit at Adas Israel Synagogue. | Rabbi Morrls Telier of Tulsa, { Okla.. will occupy the pulpit of Adas Israci Synagogue, 6th and I streete northwest. fomorrow evening at 8§ oclock and Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock. The subject tomorrow ing b “How Does Our Jewish. Losaity Affect Our Loyalty to Amerlca. and Saturday morning he will_speak on ‘The Test of Character.” Th(- public is invited. | services in MOURNING BLACK Dyed hin 24 Hours When Requested. 2469 15¢h Phone Ma! { RARPIN—Crescent shaped, pearl and sa { Reward. Mr. Davls, 1184 Munsey g 4 BAR PN Wunm mond. in down. Jection or apitol and ows liberal reward if "lnrned to 66 W st. Telephone North 126, 8 et Children’s Felt BOOTEE SLIPPERS ith neat pursory deslgns on fnstep 8, 1 to 11 and 11% to 2 o 5 * 2Prs., Cordovan_Hose. $1 $1 0dd lot Plain Black and Clocked Navy and en’s Wool 'filxm tiose2Prs., sith silk clocks. $1 Black. hrown and green heather mixture, At Fizen. Men’s Fine Cotton Hme6 prs., Black, Brown, Navy and White: Hose, perfect_quality. _Sizes 9% to 1 1% $1¢ Good Men’s Ribbed UNION SUITS to_44. $1 Ecru Ribbed Unlon,Sults, for mea, i slzes Men’s Ribbed UNDERSHIRTS 2for sizes 34 to 42. $1 Ecra Ribbed Undershirts, good quality, in § Men’s Cotton PAJAMAS ‘Tan, white, silk frogs. Sizes A, . ] Silk Ready-to<wear plush and ushed-wool Sports Hats. Choice, 81. $1; blue and lavender, made with B, C, D. R, it 10 days ago; re- 379 In or near Star offiee, con- g and rovary. Kindly etyra Star office. Reward, hire stone: Tueadey morning: Iiberal Bl Connecticut ave. " Phoné Colmmbia Toan. BROOCH—Diamond and peas Between Tre: ury Annex, |'and 10th and ¥ u 3 Reward. 418 F st. 1 Gesday morning: Tel. Main 7529, rd. | Frank. 7128, lmu,n-: DG female: wollar aud tag Tetgra it Pocsinse 8003 he whit Tetwern Washingion ang’ Laemii Feward. . Address Box DIAMOND RIN near Que pay more than valve of ring 8 e of asmociation. M. Nicola anses bid: Boston bull, answers to name licenns tag 3050, Rewand it Ba Tth st now e returned to H. DOG—Large brindle_bull and 4 white feet. male, white breast Liberal reward. Call C honor of | CARMACK DRY CLEANING CO. | CLUBMEN TO BE GUESTS. Presidents of Five Bodies Invited to Women'’s Luncheon. Presidents of men's clubs of the city will be the speakers ang honor gueets at the forum luncheon of the Women's City Club Baturday at 1 o'clock. The speakers will be H. E. Stringer, president of the Men's City Club; Dr. Lyman K: Briggs, pre dent’ of the Cosmos Club; Claude Owen, president of the Kiwanis Club: Arthur Marks, president of the Ro- tary Club, and Carter Fleld, president of the Press Club. Mrs. William 1. industrial | Chamberlin will pre O arhg of Thanks. BETHUNE. The wife and famiiy of the late JAMES A. BETHUNE desire to express their deey fution of the tender ministrations tfnl attentions of the friends who assinted in the trying experiences incident and friend. ~The respect and honors paid to him through expressions of frisudliness and £00d Wil to those who are left have moyed them deeply. DAY, wish 1o express onr mincere thanks and appreciation te our friends and rela tiven for their sympathy and beautiful floral &t the death of our be- AGNES T. DAY, who departed vember 18, 1923 THE FAMILY. LEWIS. We dexire to express our thanks to ives and fMends for their sympathy tributes rendersd at thie death of our dearly beloved, PAUL R. LEWIS THE FAMILY. MAHONEY. 1 wish to express my sincers thanks ‘and appreciation for ail kindness shown by the Paul Lawrence Dunbar Lodge. No. 8 of the K. of C., in the loss of my brother, WILLIAM E. MAHONEY. parted this life November 20. 1923. HIS SISTER, EMMA ALLEN, PAINE. We wish o express our sincers thanks and appreciation to our friends and ves for their sympathy and beautiful tributes render: the death of our beloved husband and father. IRA W. PA! THE FAMILY. STREETS. We desire to express our thanks to our relatives and friends for their sym- pathy and foral tributes rendered st the enth ooy OUF beloved | moth ARY BTREETS. AMILY. * Beaths. BARNETT. Wednesday, November 2 ELUZABETH COWDES DARNETT, mother of Mrs. H. 8. Nutter and Mrs. 8. T. K: fus. Kervices at 3020 Dumbarion ave das, November 3, at 5 o'clock. at’ Philadeiphia. CHAVIS. Wedni Columbia Hoxpital,” ROXIE loved wife of Solon K. from Liberty” Baptiat C tween H and 1 sis. n.w. ber 24, at 1 o'clock CORRAIE. Departed this life, Tuesday night, November 1 a oelock, TRETA CORRALE, ~ She left three sunts 'and five uncles. Funeral from bLer late residence, 348 Maine ave Sundsy, November at 1 p.m. Reiatives and friends invited. CUMMINGS. Thursdas Miss' K. ELLA CUMMINGS, daughter inte Hon. this life who de- T -|Z chapel, 6, at 9. delphia. o~ 25% November s’ parents. 1849 Interment in Phil FITZPATRICK. Thursda. at the residence of Jood pl. n.w.. BURTT, beloved sun of James ., and Mary Touise Fitzpatrick, aged 10 years 9 months. Funeral from the Shrioe of the Saturday. November 2 rment private. Notember 21, 44 Beaton pl A beloved wife of the late George Grindley. Funeral from tie above residence, Saturd i a.m. Relatives and friends lovited to, tend. luterment Arlington cemetery. Orleans papers piease copy.) KEANE. Tuesdny, Nocemler . a7 University ‘Hospilal, N, eloved wite of Pat. Tick J. Keane. Funeral from her late resic deuce, 3410 Reservoir st.-n.w. : November 22; thence to Holy Trinity Church. where wass will be said at ¥ repone of her soul ved wife of James F. TE mother_ of Masie, Eive, ur and Harry Mills. Funeri D b, Friday, R ud Congressioas] November 21, a friends invited. cemetery. 1o, Intecment E the late Thoma: their loss three sisters, rtrude Craw- d. Mrs., Ruth Turher and Mre. Hatlie rague. Funeral services at ¢ nd “friends ipvited. LYNN. Otficers aud members of Gethsemune Chapter, No. 3 attend ihe f 8t sts., 'eloe 3 Secre LYSLE. this life Wednesda; vewber E., beloved daugiiter Iute Etael Bruce Lysie and devoted niece of Louise McD. Thompson, at her res.dence, 715 6th st. o.w. Funeral at 2 p.m., Satur. 3 from Fiffeenth’ Street Presbyterian Church. Friends/ and relatives invited. Tuesday, November the residence of her ALICE TIPPETT MOLKISON, beloved wife: of Stephen. I. Morrison, devoted daughter of Mary Tip. tt, mother of Grace Proctor, sister of zabeth Simmons, and aunt o v Edmonds. Kequiem mass for t lier soul at St. Augustine’s Church, 1 Friend; 3 Wite. of Andrew L Farker, her late Tesidence ¥ 2 pm. Iotermeut (pri cemetery. PARKER. oyem s Hospitul, ORG M 19 M Fune ... from Myers’ Memo- Tiul Chureh, 8rd st. between New York ave. and L st n.w. SMALLWOO! Wednesday., November P, At her residen . MARIA, widow of toe Tate Stephen snd mothe: mes A. and Ed monie Smallwood. Fui notice later. * ‘WATSON. Departed this lite, suddenly. Tues day, November 20, 1923, at 1 p.m., LILLIE MAY WATSON, 'beloved wife of Joxeph Watson. She leaves fo mourn their loss a mother, Hester Brooks; two brothers. nine children and u host of relatives and frien Funeral from her late residence, 622 K et. sow., Friday, Novewber at Tnterment st P cemetery und friends invited to attend. In Memoriam. ARCHER. In loving remembrance of our daughter, DOROTHY FRANCES BOWDEN, who depirted this life fve years ago tod . IRV 1 puw. Relatiyes Tn sad but loving memors of my 3y Y E. ATHEY, who departed this .‘9'3. ‘three yoars ago today, November BAND, GEORGE E. ATHEY. In loving remembrance of iny . who departed this - life, ovember 13, 1916; EMMA, . 1920: WILHELMINA, December 1020, und wy wother, January o, 1904 2077, DOG—Alredale, one year old; black and brown License’ No. 11708, . Phone Adams 201. Reward. 288 DOG—Setter. 8 months ol Ifivl‘n and white, Phone Cleveland 2176, Rews . FRATERNITY PIN, Sonday evenin ward. Adams 1331, FUR PIECE—Dark brown: Park road between lP!-lh. aod 14th. 8115 N rk st., Cleveland ri. GLASSES—In brown case: on Oth st. car lime. Return to ¥. W. C. A.. 614 E st. GLASSER—Pair tortoise rimmed, case, near 5330 Colorado a ward. Phone Franklin 685 NECKPIECE—_Small double Xolifwky fu Kenyon and 18th Mt. Pleasant, Ap NECKPIECE, mink fur, between Woodley iroad and Wardman Park Hotel. Return to Mrs. J. A. Phelan, 2723 Conn. sve. Reward. PEACOCK _AND PEAHEN—Reward. to He P. Erwin, “‘Greystone,” KI ‘e rd. and Rock Creek Park. Phone Cleve. 21 4 24° POCKETBOOK—Containing check, keys ane money; keep money for reward. Adams 2728, PUP—Male pointe: stub_1ail, brown and ‘white, white legs, white right eye. Liberal reward for information leading to _return. Dr., Dickemson,” 312 Indlana’ ave. Fraskiia PURRE—Sier cIoth. containing about 21 ani o Legation ; on.F between 10th and 11th; re Cleveland 1208. WATCH AND CHAIN—Lady's, gold; initial TEMTGh wateh; from Pofoniac: Park to” 1200 G st. s.e. Libecal rewand If returned to owner. Lincoln 3434, WATCH—Lady's ld, jeweled over green [l | Searnei atvached & Jeweica wrovch. Reyard. g l::ex Mass. ave. fi?fimng-, initialed “M. M. n“"' u.un eat 1140 Stors 6. Tain- Soul by soul the Master calls, One B ove the toses fall; % Tor ‘one. but for ail We, too, must go when the roll is BISTER AND DAUGHTER AND .\hlul‘“‘ AND GRANDSON. )WN. A tribute of love and devotion to 't\oy dear husband, GEORGE E. BROWN, who passed into eterpal rest two years 8go (fldl}'. November 1921, beart your memory I TS, I ey, tenderty. fondiy and trie: ere | Wl;l fl:y' dear ove, ‘a0t thiok o yon DEVOTED WIFE, MARY LACEY 1In me of ERNEST ELMO, GINTA aad’ LOTTIE. LAMY 1 am glad they kuew T loved them, knew it before they crossed over the river to rest in the shade of the trees. HARRY. * ELL. In sad_snd loving remembrance O o Joved one, WAYNE We, who deparied This life two years ago today, November Z, 1921, WIFE AND DAUGHTER. ¢ ELANEY. In loving remembrance of our ‘acar mother, LAURA DELANEY, who died {hree years ago todsy, November 22, 1920. Upright and faithful in all her ways, A"Wonderful character throughout her da. We miss you o less as the time passes on ‘Than we did on the day of your going, For absence can ne'er .close the door of our hearts, And e lamp of ote love fs atill clowd HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. FRED L. D) LANEY AND MAUDE D. INGRAM. * . In sad but loving remembrance of_our_ devoted sister and suot, LAURA DELANEY, who departed this.iife three years agb todsy, November 22, 1920, Today recalls xad memori Of & loved one gone to rest, For those who think of her the most Are the ones who loved her bes ; SISTERS, = BHOTHER o) to the loss of their beloved husband, father | Af 9~ In AMemoriam. GREENFIELD. In sad but lovine remem. brance of our FLIZABETH N this iife one forget this dar one sear ago As we stood heside your bedside Avd saw you ph Farewell. thon hast Thy clay is but le Tn_Wamble, bt tearful ‘submission To l, who hath ciaimed thee, we bow. THE FAMILT. GREENFIELD. 1n sad but loving remem brance of our dear friend, MARY ELIZA RETH, \r ho departed Vhlh life one year ago ovembar d trom our vislen, 't 1o us now. ioger forever, - OVING FRIEND, M. L. TERRELL KELIHER. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear sister. NORA A. KELIHER, o departed this life ffteen years ago to day, November 22, 1908, e but not forgotten. My thoughis are all of thee. How 1 loved aud how T miss ¥ou None hut God in heaven can see NG SISTER, ALICE RHOD! To sad but loving remembrance of dear and brother, THEODORE two years ago toda, Today recalls the memory Of a loved one Inid to rest, And those who think of him today Are those who love him best MOTHER, FATHER AND SISTER. brance of life two In sad but joving rem r mother, who departed g0 today On, mother, mother, on this day Wi “Why did g0 away?" here ARD REGAN, ot sou. mother vOTED SON. T Each day and hour that comes snew Rrings a_crushing sense of sorrow: And ovly God, who knows our grief, Can lielp s’ bear each morrow. MER LOVING DAUGHTER, KATHERINE HARPER You are gone, but not forgotten: Your place ‘can never more be Biled We will keep your memory sacred Tinl rte i deatls are stilled : HUSBAND, EDWARD REGAN. In Joving remembrance of my dear mother, MARCELLA REGAX, who departed this 1ife (vo years ago today, November 1 No_ one knows the eilent heartache. Ouly (hose who have fost can tefl Of the grief that is borne i silence For the one 1 Joved s well. HER " DAUGHTER, = MRS BURCH. REGAN. In sad but lesiog remembrance of ms dear stster, MARCELLA RE died two years 450 today, November Slecp on. loved one, and take sour rest. God called you home: He thought It best; He saw your suffering hiere was great Aud opeded wide the golden gate. HER SISTER, ROSE MATTHEWS TEILING. A tribute of love and_devotion ¥» our dear husband and father, CHARLES J. TEIL who mo suddenly departed this iife at R. .. seven years 8go todsy. November May liis soul rest in peace. HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER. 1o loving remembrance of our dear dmother, MARY E, WARE, us ‘one year ugo today. FLORLNCE WARE. mother und gr who fell a: November Was she reads? Yes, and waiting Now she is sieepiog, peacetully elceping ’ HER CHILDREN WARE. 1o sad but loving remembrance aof my dear mother, MARY E. WARE, who dé. ife one vear ago today, Novem ; 5 mother, 1 love to breathe th; In_tife 1 loved you so Since death § Lot 1:» In_ead but loving remembramce of our dear mother, MAY E. WARE, who de- parted this life one year ago todas, Noe precious one from us A voice we loved is A place is vacunt in our ho Which vever can be flled Sleen on. dear mother, and take your rest, a v ed vou best ATER, CLAR- as gone, od, o ENCE AND ANNIE WAR WEST. Sacred 1o memory of my d mother, ANNI . who departed t life eiéven sears ago iodas, November L . remembered in death. HER LOVING DAUGHTER, MARTHETTA HUNTER . WEST. Iu sad bot loving memors of mx dear sister, ANNIE WEST. who departed this life eleven years ago today, November Sweet memories will linger for Time cannot change them Years that may come Our loving rememb HER DE o today, Novembe "Tis_sweet to remember, “Tis sad to say, You went an a journey ‘orever to stay. HER SON-IN-LAW, ARTHUR E. HUNTER. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. HERBERT B. NEVIUS 924 NEW YORK AVE. N.W MAIN 2604 Pyivate Ar.buiznce. p=————THE ORIGINAL —— WR Speare Co. 1208 HSTREET.N.W. WAIN 108 FORMERLY 40 FST. ALMUS R.SPEARE m;fi .SPEARE S CLYDE J. NI THOS. R. NALLEY & SONS, 131 ELEVENTH ST. 8.E. Undertakers. Embalmers ! Homelike Funeral Farlors. Phope Lincoln Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Main 2473 iaerrp & Wa'sh Ror M. Perry—Main 984 —Gerald Walsh JOSERH GAVIERS Sons TABLISHED (839 MORTICIANS & 17301732 PENNA.AVE, PAONES: MAIN S312-3313 JAMES T. RYAN, 817 PA. AVE. 8.0, Mool Chapel, a7 142, Livery in_Connection. Joseph F. 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