Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1923, Page 7

~ THE EVENING AR, WASHINGTO! D. C, -FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1923 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. i lin Schol. = Sesslon advaneed, trom | the club electaq Tarle Holmes, il larity to the shape and contour of the | Girls' Club ate, which falls on Christ- | of Police Lieut. Holmes of No. 4 pre- > T & Sl ol b e mas eve. Judge Gus A. Schuldt will [ elnct, chalrman of the entertainment l"%’:"&::l:ufi"?sl:'gtgflmerfifgfl."‘m IiE EA I [IER . ! Peaths. sunt Lodge ‘Hall, 14th and Ken- | "Pe%K sommitise. this ‘moment when . practically the| ¥For District of Columbia—Fair and WHITE. Departed this 1ife Monday. Decer streets. All Ohfoans invited. The P-Q bullding, Government Ho- Whole nation is buying Christmas seals |colder tonight, with lowest tempora- Hlignte, T HARRTOT” WHTT, Selored . 4 4§ for 5 subject of an illustrated lectire ‘b , lon Hall. TODAY. ters are glad to have this question |rising temperature; moderate north- T and Feter White. and sistcs of Eifen liss Gertrude Richardson Brighani,| The Politieal Study Club will meet | The Women's Alliance of All Souls' C brought to public attention and t0 give | west winds, becoming southerly to- Serer Funseal ook’ ChicagoEislphts; 2., in her course on the “The Histors ong | 4 oo 5 a clear answer. v 3 bt n e o 1 ¥ tomorrow, 2:30 pam. 4t Tranklin|Church will hold & Christmas sale 3 morrow. H\Iilv‘u L x’f';'.—'.-“.'x u\mung, t®morrow, | Square Hotel. Dr.pAltred Sze, minis- | from 1 to 6 o'clock, in Plerce Hall, Originated in Europe. For Maryland—Fair tonight and to- w'n"sgn}%o Departed this 1ife December 12, h I befare the Art and Archeolosy | ter from China. will consider” “Some 16th and Harvard streets. Tho double-barred e has been [MOrTow: colder tonight; rising tem- HETTIE WILLTAMS, . et "mataer of & B - | Phases of the Chinese Problem” an 7 e 4 he emblem of the world-wide tuber- [Perature 0OMOrrow; diminishing 5 Helen B, Hawkins ab .t . - ! . Chaplain T. L. Kirkpatrisk, U. S. Meaning of Doubl h v i i e e Py e il NS ohgs and Imnersonat] ! . & CroSS ON|cuiosis campaisn: tor twenty vears, |NOFthwest winds, hecoming southerly Frneral services 1:30 po rday, Docem: Judge Ben Lindsay of Denver, Col,, | tions by Mrs. David Kinche oe. will give expesition of Bundhy schos 9 oS oporP3UE%, “Ore Tatacnationai | tomorrow: 2 Christmas Articles Feature| li! ey lod o Selarias, nesen will lecture fn Columbia Hall, Wash: lesson, 4:45 o'clock, at Y. W. C. A, For Virginia—Falr tonight and to- ment. ' Family at 1408 tb st. . Eriendy it esson, 4 : Anti-Tuberéulosis Assoclatio at- ? Ington_Mis ollége, Takoma| Miss Camille Little, popular local | 1511 G street. | Emblem Explained by ing in Beriin, Germany, adopted the |morrow: colder, except in extreme | “Toyland” at Ebbift Hotel | v 3t Park, Sunda . song and dance artist, will perform I h o on perlin, Germany, adopted the | outhwest portion, tonight; rising e A |at a danco to bo given by the Rav-| Mrs George Bean of Phiadcipnio D. C. Association Paris, that the double-barred cross |temperature” tomorrow: diminishing Di 1 n Hemoriam. ty Cittzens' Association | thael Club next Friday night at the [ Wil speate 00 - O COCE, BF (00 1 . . In red be made the emblem of that|NOrtherly winds, becoming variable isplay Today. BUNDAY. Tu but loving remembran ¢ 20 father. Lawyer will meet Monduy, ¥ Sranks | City C 4 - 8m ¢ 4 I ay, ¥ pm, at Frank- | City Club. At a meeting last night £ o S OF SCur association, and fromr that time to ['OROTTOW. f our dear husi versity Women. Subject, “Current this it has been the symbol ot hope| FOr West Virginia — Fair tonight AMES F. BUNDY, who departed’ this iifs Affalrs at Home and Abroad. - 1 @ “What s the meaning of the - | to milllons of people threateaed with [3nd tomorrow: colder in extreme cast . N E iy, Decomber 14, 1914 TONIGHT. Darred crosate wa the gene double- | 1} o blague. The fdea of the emblem [POTLions tonight; rising temperature | The Christmas sale. under the su- ; ' auestion that | way a combination of the cross of | 2MOrrow, spices of the District of Columbia L ruggled o Thero will be an cxhibition of paint. came In n woman's voice over the|Lorraine and the cross of the Greek [ Hecords for Twenty-Four Hours. |branch of the National Congress of Ate the hands that made o Helen Barton F DR Ahe Niehor | Phone yesterday to the headquarters | Catholic Church, both of which arc| Thermonieter—Four p.m., 64; 8 p.m., | Mothers and Parent-teacher Associa- Fa s S fohi symbolic v P o s street. Public 3 on Tul ‘rculosis | double-barred cross came over the| Barometer—Four pm., 20.55; § pm. mal opening at e Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp No. 1, Association. The geean to‘ b!e adopted by the National | 29.88; 12 midnight, 30.10} 4 a.m., 30.25; the Ebbitt Hotel | HIS DEVOTED WIFE: DATGH e N American War Vet lady making this erculosis Assoclation of America, |$ a.m., 30.39; neon, 30.52. V& TERS DELLA AND_ ZENOBIA. AND g Wa which was formed in 1906 Highes ) dncuried | today. SON-IN-LAW, J. FRANKLIN WILSON. * WE PAY e re 1./0.°0, F. Temple, x’“""" sald that| "o great Importance of the na- |at 3 g yesioraens ure 09, occurred . The sale is be- | COOPER. I sad ving remembrance of ) Slection ers. | here had been | tional tuberculosis campaign thus be- | Lowest temparature, 31, occurred at ing held to ralse| {ur dear husband and fatner. DANTEL # Peabody-Hilton Parent-Teacher As- some dlscussion at | Bun_in this country was recognized (7 am. today. o e ‘ COORRR: Wit geye o one yen coetation will meet in Peabody School the breakfast table | b¥, the American Red Tross, which| Temperature same date last vear— | g Qs o anhene teay 5 o'clock. Assistant Supt. of Public p/ on this potnt. ang | Subsequently became the distributing | Highest, 39; lowest, 25. .l @ home for the | Schoote Haycock and Miss La Salle agency of what were then known as . ; others® ! s Schools Haycock and Miss La Salle AL B Condition of the Water. Mothers® CongTess | gprppyry loving remembrance of ¢ on el o there appeared to ‘This accounts for 2 DA], Y BALANCES Wil speak. B 5 be diversence of | the ImMpression in the minds of many | _Temperature and condition o ; and Parent-teach- | “dear siier. "SU3 CRIFTITH, L an Soclety for Steel Treatin Views, some. as. | that the Christmas seals are In some | Water at § a.m. at Great Fall er Assoc s, | died onc year ago todny, Dr T, American ¥ & e us perature, 44; condition, muddy Kieep on, dear Aanie will meet, § o'clock, in New Interior ; serting that it was |W2Y connected with the American Red for headquarters | ] Department buildinis hmann lly a part of the American Req | Cross. Several years ago the latter Tide Tablex. bt CHiA weltaral msed Jou hume: He kng of Baltimore will give illustrated lec- nd oth insisting that it had | 88€oclation, by mutual agreement | (Fyrnished b United State e saw yonr suffericg here 3 . T pot MUlas. onnection with that great national | With the XNational Tuberculosis As- A id St is 3 interest on checking accounts ture on “Ingo ton, while one person el | soclation” surrendered the sale of the geodetio survey. ihned P72 i @ Dance under auspices of Catholic |pressed the opinion that the double- | Christmas seuls exclusively to the| Today—Low tid m, | 5 e 7 on daily balances — com e Burvice Club, § o'clock, 601 | barred cr 9 | tuberculosts assoctations. D.m.; high tide, 13:52 am. and 1:2 | the homp sarve i | O e $ed"foFATRY ‘Ent 3 And_ ope 6 p.m. g . «n information bu- > pounded monthly. g stueet. Income Tax Riling. Tomorrow—Low tide, § m. | B Sana reau for mothers oday. December 14 3 American War Mothers will meet in [at the Emerson Assembly of All Souls*| Since that time the Christmas scals | 8:57 p.m.; high tide, 1:46 a.m. Eud others Intereated hild welfare i § AND DATGHTER-IN-LAW W, C. 4 building. Election of ofticers, | Chureh. have been sold throughout the United | P : Joma I Sales booths sontaining toys, fancy | HENSON., In ing : s e o States in the name of the various or- ' 3? interest on ordinary savings Rabbi Loufs Binstock of Baltimore John Van Schaick, jr, will| ganizations afllated with the Na- ¥ho Sun ave Wewn- articles, vegetables and other things| wifo ana 8——C uar- Wil Al the pulpit of Washington |speak, § o'clock, at Universalist | tional Tuberculosis Association. In |4.1gooy—Sun rose, 7:18 a. are in ctive style. Artleles fo who departe account ompounded quar: Hebrew Congregation. Subjeet, “The ch. His subjeet will concern his | this work the American Red Cross | /4% DI received either through do. terly. Seeret of Character. ecent_trip to Europe and the far |has an active and friendly interest, as | sore 4247 1 # C 2 past. orhe meeting will be open to all |shown by the fact that its annual i L The American Legion Auxiliary to |interested. rollll‘ call for':‘unr]u is scheduled so it . . . Vincent B. Costello Post, will g1ve a| «ppe S . will not conflict with the Christmas interest on special savings 300 card parte, s at home of | 4G oo e Hheians Sf ok | seal sale. IR ! : Mrs, T et 2 s of Im-| In response to a letter from Mrs. eather in Various Citles. Coollage Signs Book. | 3 0 certificates — compounded Toad. &l¢ | portance Ernest K. Grant, assistant secretars = - Phere s Lt o bt aidds or | Tk B e it Juving nemembisne . 11 Galen" Brats Busisss of the Washington Tuberculosis Tempersture. ST O A el Wwho d e one ¥ semiannually. The W ADter. TRIRERL £ 8 . siness scien- | Agsociation, Deputy Commissioner which are large Christmas trees load- December 14, 16 . tist, will give a free illustrated lec- ed with presents for boys and gi ne. but Tt fo EVERY DAY IS INTEREST DAY rieties. of dort clothing, man : a small ex . A ralnbow aeross the ceiling Moon rise 2 .. th of the room and a Chines. As time gos Automobilo lamps to be lighted one- | tea garden add to the beauty of th Her loving half hour after sunset. s room. L place VOTED FAMILY Tayants Tieacte: yetl) pive d eyl Tree Bright of the internal revenue office, . § o'clock, at Central Y. M. C. A., . o , SN —= ect. ' Subject: “Business In- | ofecs thet Siace the Soject of thg| Stations Varieties of doll clothing, marbles, AND © SISTER MOURNING BLACK aurgnon | tuberculosfs association is wholly nts, paper soldlers, penknives. | LEw e ) Dyed Within 24 Hours S scientific, educational or charitable, 1d & book autographed by | of my dear b WILLIAM C. LEWIS = s When Requented. Meeting of the Alumnae Academy, | money y e : 4 i v neg arti- b ted .t % to S 2 3 ary, 2 E0 eys expended b individuals President C were among arti: who departed this three years ago THE MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY CARMACK DRY CLEANING €0, 355z Tesst of Mars Sorclock "t | thibih e’ Buthuas or Eirintiias i : i ones seals are "deductible in the indlvid- 3 n Tomorrow morning at 11:30 o'clock | TLoved in life and in death r mbered 2460 18th St. N.W. | ual income tax return of the an 5 g s ST 3 |~ a8t Was 5 come e e pur- 3 2 Eva L. rs will gf health | HIS LOVING WIFE HET Munsey Building . L WRRG At e | Teete S sten Closeayide chaser to the extent of 15 per cent of | AN ¥ |lecturs and demonstration. “Physical | PIERCE. In esd but loving remembrance ! ] Socipuo i1l meet, 8 lock, © taxpayer's net income.” e 3 § Development for Health” will be the dear husband and father, FRANK Pa. Ave. Bet. 13th and 14th Sts. N.W. §5,000 Life Insurance for $46.90 Noptheast Temple. James B. Stuart| Up to noon today the headquarters. o louds | subject of her lecture. She will show | PIERCE, who departed t At age 35—tend date of birth for partie | Will EDeak. at 1022 11th street, reported the total | Biomese ™" & 3 declared cspecially bene. | 8o today, December 14, { f i alurs and illustration. Cowpany for ided 1855, = number of seals sold exceeded 1,500,- | Boston k o ficial to women. Sweet memori anwoing Wonoy Jusiu eug Anscts over $250,000,000 United Lodge of Theosophists: | 000, which means that the. as ) . Tim M. LeRoy Goff. 810 Woodward Bldg. uestion and answe; co 2o ch mesns Sist i associac | Buful 5 I A concert will he given by the Ma- | ime cannot Photie Muin 340. e e e R LA e A : Tae Bandl tomormow Rlternodi sat Detr today, De Petticoats . Gift Hosiery. 31_85 Radium and Jersey Silk—in all the 4 SpeCia] ® o s e wanted colors; t Ilf.;r-ilil- - s . i ) Miami, |3 Al N. B hairman of | ished and hemstitched, s 95 Supreme Quality Silk and Silk- Sow Son 30 e s : i .1 gt : & 3 Okle. Gty lear o i e that X n p]d]l(('_d ‘fiuunccs with suit and-wool Hosiery, in log cabin, ot- i i ;qv‘:;:‘?u,,: 5 en mothers ¢ i colorings ......ceeeeecnn — Phoenix Clouds HER CHILDREN, MAGGIE AND CHARLES A ter, Pilgrim, black and all the new 2 finow i Other Petticoats from $5.00 to $15.00 ¥ 1214 F St. N.W. Winter chades. Potlmatic B2 %2 3 oad Gl TAEC\\;!}'E& “u'fmgbraflkg&“d“ 'nzom. Ip Jorine B ce of aur 4 Raleigh,N.C. 30.40 34 025 Rain neighbors and relatives for their kindness, | S Lake City 3022 38 32 ... Snow Y¥mpathy and beautifal foral tributes at the | San Antonto, 30.38 G- clear 1 U or The deati of gur beloved wife, moch- | Cloudy . THOMAS TATE; HER CHIL- | Clear ND SISTERS, L Ji: Clear L. may thy sleep be peacef Still Continuing o Y o SR A D i time of the, il done, 1o gase 4nd nd LEO TRIPLETT. OUR GREAT DECEMBER REDUCTION SALE R Bt | R £ the late | motler, Stockholu, Swedes, S r o Wimele | Who departed this life twenty-two years uso Gibraltar,” Spain. . 2 | today, December 14, 1901. Our Entire Stock of Coats, Suits, Dresses, Etc. i B 5-‘»1122"’““" o 5 e S s i S s e D, Cloudy tory. Part ¢loudy | DAY, The remains of the late AGNES T. Flows fr alvary’s mountain DAY, beloved daugbter of the late Will | Though sbsent from the body, stili pre . o i Zose. 3 Ppart cloud At Savlngs Of 30 /0 to 40% - 1. and Curline Day, will e tmperiul th fuc | the mind } § p 3 - ) TREASURY OFFICIAL DIES. : St it 15,505 Reie|yaxey. o line sememrance ot 103 Daytime, Dinner an Evening y ¢ Sport and Dress L RS e N Time Employe, Succumbs Here. > e . ~ - Mrs. Margaret M. Mason, for more G = Dresses \ Coats than half a century cmployed in al Sl s el FUNERAL DIRECTORS. K post of trust in the TTnited States D¢ A FUL . WM H. SARDO & Co‘ Treasury, and who was recently re-{ paow ¢€F # B 412 H at. nee. Phone Lincoln 524 tired, died yesterday at the home Modern Ci Automobile Street Dresses Vg 17 of her son, W. B. Mason, in Phila- 3 D nand of HER“LB“EfiT B. NEVIUS - 4 delphia, according to information re- it | private; SAtuTiar. | gy NEW YORK AVE. N.W. MAIN That Were Up to $25.00, now ) f That Were Up to $35.00, now celved in this city by friends of the : B T Privats Ambolance, family. The funeral and interment | GRIGSBY. Thursday, December 13. ol will be in Xenia, Ohio, her native| Wiz home Manassas. Va.. R e THE ORIGINAL ey 4 Daytime Dresses ) ¢ Sport Coats O, ason came to. Washington | LLn Oy e s iy e e | YY) peare @o. = = - - . » - . over fifty years ago and entered in, Va., § b i 4 T N.W. it ‘ ‘ Thoe eceilipio #4500, hvi | o zervice of the Treasury and was| "o | 208 HSTREETNW the ti € her_retireme HAINES . 1023, Mrs. | gt Tong ago, 0 the service of th revs] LULT BT | ALMUS RSPEARE, | WILLS B.SPEARK Daytime and Evening Dresses : Fur-Ttimmed Sport and Dress Coats |t Doean. Sha s sarvives uy from Winsiow & Fillmore's undert Daylime ancé LEERNE 371 E50€3 |\ig(x‘l?‘r].l Mrsl,; \\Il.n (:r|bm|:\s. fflm]! a 1 instend of I THOS. R, NALLEY & SONS = 5 = son, Willlam B. Mason, both of Phil- sme, s . 2 X N That Were Up to $49.50, now \ That Were Up to $85.00, now adelphia. { w16 Wednesdas, | 131 ELEVENTH BT. 8, 8 —_— i 3 AS ¥ heloved Undertakers. Embalmers. American Association of University | | i i o hone Lincotn 80, Afternon Dresses \ 7 Fur-Trimmed Dress Coats Tord Tatant) oo SRR ; Breenber i %.°&% |~ Frank Geder’s Sons Co. Requiem That Were Up to $59.50, now e g That Were Up to $125.00, now Takoma Park Home and School As-| friends. tuvi ¢ { e Main 2473 soclation will meet. 8 o'clock, in Ta- & Walsh koma Library. Henry Clark, chair- X 1 } » = § = = = = = = = = = = . E =] = % = = = E E man of health committee, will report Afternoon and Dinner Dresses y WALHL Fur-Trimmed Dress Coats The Sehick test administored by Dr. S. M. Grayson recently to pupils in a That Were Up to $75.00. now . ' ) That Were Up to $145.00, now . Takoma Parl School. Matn 984—C e Hendley), beloved wife of Curt Funeral from the above resi- S BAG. gray _crocheted with steel b | ae ‘.. Decembe 3 nelghborhond of 15th and Peonss aom.. St. ‘Peter's Church, W m to 4300 Dlock Fessenden street n.w. Re G, e CSTARLIBHED (BB 1. O. Espey, U. 8. Court of Clajims. a.m. for the rapose of her soul. Relatives Gift Suggestions : b e e | S S T R e ‘MORTICIANS this iife December 11, 19 v A 3 g . . Teward 1f returaed TR T ST 1730~1732 PENNALAYE. Each in a Gift Box d . An Extensive o b Sipahy, 1380 Slock, T her 5de PHONES' MAIN 5312553 Liberal_reward, g ihis 1ife Wednesday. De- Quick, Dignined_ana EMcient Service. ) 3 ) ; DOG—Triel_setier gyp: tag 027 ember, 12, 1923, at 11:16 o'clock, at Freed- {W. Deal & Co. 3 0 11 . D€ . Rodge i THC MU He leaves i . oy Chemise Blouses 2 Selection of 28 Byt B wt pepsity o e, Butger | ke hein, s e | on ot T de chine; both I \ in G J ) EYEGTASSCS—Tortolve _shell rimmed: _pear | Cathierine Musc, aud sister Catherine. | Fu- | = T SHOL bothiniithe New Overblouses, in Crepe ! 1 ; it w0 G aee et 1 et to wan | Roral S0 M e T P | T. RYAN, ailored and lace- i Jelv Sati . A - mans, :_Franklin 3 friends invited. 817 PA. AVE. 5.8, tailored de Chine, Lace, Velvet, Satin. | TYBGLARSES, tortoise sh a3, between S ier Deshiber, 2803 M.! Moger coapel, " 2 P Hiincatn 12 : ate Ambulacc trimmed models. E ivi - Foward University and 7th and Fla. ave. pheral from. THoma o, ffectively beaded Towarg. 2 T a0, now - AIIEORe, Busersbdsm: Fhonas Livery in_Connection. Tlesh, White, s and embroidered. ) 2 & R L b 2 1 par e Livery in Convaction. ___ :2 $ z .50 ‘ %5 / ; N T T i =0 pn | T Toseph F. Birch’s Sons (T Tea R rchi i Tea Rose, Orchid Ir‘:] all sthc suit A . Col. 10404, 1634 Newton st. . : S a5, 3034 M St. N.W. Fpteblished 1801 i COlormgsS.coeenas S Y £ A GLASSES, tortoise shell rimmed, fastened to bet 1923, at 8:30 p.m. Q Sl one Weat 06 Other Chemise from 4 i two imr 'aad check book. Finder please call N 5 E., beloved i oo Aubwshlla’Sesvice ¢ ud Forrinda Quapder. sister of | =—ITTTAM LEE, $3.95 to $15.00 o ; / A Columbia 151. Reward. 2 ther Suit Blouses from 3 T : lam H. and Mary F. Quander, Mrs. = 1 IRISH TRRETER Male: tag No. 1133, wdie Q. Charity. Mra: Viegiuin Q. Jenkins | Embalmer, LIV 1a coonccton, Gowns S ; : pa i pmat il LT e | i Sk e oalig | 0 S AV S 4 Bl % Address Box 184-M, Star office. o0 | Street Ba 1 December 16, thy Hanl >3- e} : §SESgold o BE Mari’s| at 1 pam. Interment at Beihel cemete 1 imothy Hanion LORGNETTE GLASSES, gold, '8 | lesandria, Va. Friends and relatives 41 H BT. N.B. Phor L. 5543. Crepe de chine—cut large Tai 2 LA 2 4 oo S Af rotuined oo s L. 6543 i ailored Blouses—Voile and g Chureh. Wednesday. . Vited. 1 T ODE A DT ; = R L ] 5 o i 2340 ave. nw. 1 i and generously. full; lace trim Dimity; handmade; trimmed N MASONIO CHARM—Gold with small diamond. | SHERELL, Ao e wifa. of . v L. SPEARE CO med with built- with real filet and 3 Reward. 1006 B st. n.%. A X Shekell Mass will be offered for the | Neither the successors of nor com- u and strap = . S \ PEARL RING—Purplo pearl, set in & plati-| rrpose of her soul Saturday, § am. at|pected with the original W. R. Spears 1P ulders. Flesh s 00 Irish lace. Round s 95 . 4 Gt For All Occasions num movntiag. front; bowkiot with 43 'dia| Tioly Trivity Church. i =.Q‘,!-hllrlhn:cr::.“ 940 F St. NW. B s. P , . 7 i ¥ onds set in o 8. Wednesday c 3 me_Pran = et i e — and V neck and Bt # ’ T ftora. | 100 reward. " Alko sapphire | STAUEING1cH N: STALTINGS, aged 46 yeurs. | o Orchid and Peach Tuxedo fronitie.. 7 M1 S, Particularly A i i R i MONUMENTS. AT hooe Main 6888, st. s, Seturday, December 15, at et T deat i S i X FIN—Set In_pearis: Delta Zeta PhI; down.( Friends and relatives invite We specialize in designing and erect Other Gowns from K 4 tewn, Call Adams 3511, 15° | THOMAS. The funeral services for MARY L. | jno’ memorials (monuments and mauso- $7.50 to $25.00 A Christmas P, 15 : the Holidays O Gellie male, & Tl G Tan il | THONAS, onougee In Wednestay's pavef | 100 Merior 2, (ROTUTETE SO Tits face and meck: answers o name of Gotle, "Saward ¢ setomed to 100 MUgm- | 3 3 Let us take you to see many speci Furs ¥ foe n.w. 3 . B +*" ! mens of our work In any of the locai OP Po rtunlty L SCARF, green silk, between 16th and Eve and | ;prprpyy. Thursday, December 13, 1923, at Allen, 1614 Eye st. n.w. o ot 3 . t7 teries. . The Gift Supreme T A aua"G sts. nw. Finder plesse return to| TRIPLET it | comet tea ¥ . Justhassived S2i6 dm. A e e | AL, VeI R e WS | rie o, manniNG co. inG. Jacquettes in genuine cara- orted Bags, made to sell R Reward. _Col. 8316, aae | T iate Francis James. Davidson and 914 Fifteenth Street. cul, in tan and gray and white B, M. Rewsrd. Col 9316 _______1e b CLES—Shell_rim, ld bows; probabl; Mrs. Davidson of this city Funeral sery- or $8.50 to $25.00. Spe- L New Tork' ave. Telephone Co.| ices at the home of her mother. FUNERAL DESIGNS. v. Specially priced— i iced— o Toyal street, Alexandr tirdu G coney. Specially price: cially priced :;u&“_"_ A“"- e ramed o Biue ieathes| _comber 15, ot 2790, private. N oy = Prompt sute slivery service. $4950 and $75 | $5.95 to $18.00 Faille Silks—With a Touch of Straw. R S i, e Bt B | Gt Bros G 1914 S Wi H s Weir, on Chain Bridge rd., Va., Finest quality silks, du- - Tt Wit Sagil Hesid, KPROTACHS, S TR | M o e f U0 B 10l X, P i = : m 3 - - ay. De- S S Fur Scarfs, all the fashion- vetyns and leather, with Hair Cloth Hats. i i YO A e R Sp&ldll "lflol'ul able furs. hand - hammered fili . . WATCH—Gold, between 'o-nm. Bchool _and 2y, Decembe: 3, 1023, : f:amcs’ ith ’.ew.cls‘;";’! High Colored Failles. Nor Caplta et Bngraeld old Eugian 5. | WHTGON v U of Sy T, waieon s Desu.]ns at Moderate o . . > Son of Mrs. A. R._Watson and the . all the newest colorings. Fine Black Slipper Satin. . R James D, Watsen. Funcral {om e o icgs INC lay, Llween -t Saturday, December 15, ' 3 rk. Return to Mr. Nauts, 217 Southerm) o P . e, n‘bg ‘WATSON. l"n‘tel:d lnlonflw.‘ J“\’rl:ulnblhlld"fl?\l IOI"ISfJ A'TCH, gold _Eigin, Inf R v N, U. otice T T T TR I A i T, Senter Sjarket or King's conl 3 neral ers. .‘4 W™ yH SIS. NW. MAN_GQSS.I 30th 15, ALclephone Falls Church S0L-F-4