Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1924, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, ].‘)24.’ $5,000 Life Insurance for $46.90| Peyy Head Phones |AUGUSTINE T. BROOKE MRS. CATHERINE V. YOUNG| _CITY NEWS Iv BRIZF. |MRS. R. E. WINES DEAD; Deaths At age 33_send date of birth for partic- Reprexentative John Q. Tilson will FRELSS | Do Many Deaf EXPIRES IN HOSPITAL FOLKS | 1S CLAIMED BY DEATH s Siadst® Saett | LIVED HERE 34 YEARS ¥oip. wo o s s { of Chaumont unit, American Women's o ortiand. L. WALTEL M. LeRoy Goff. 610 W ] Tusurance—Ail mncm:fids:;:'" by h-g(l;;n )llomorrou, 4.:mlpl.m,. \gn . T PEBD, o bushand of Julla Ketc 7157 7, Former Maryland Official, Banker,| When the roll call of the Senate|Lifelong Resident of City Was|sem hall, Cosmos Club. No ad-| Rites to Be Held Today—Char- ool . Pricay. March 38 To D"Jlne Servlce disturbs the quiet of that august minsion charge. . " Mourni Blacks Dyed ford, Conn., pagers plesse €op - y # AR i PR , Comi agers i cors.) chambor, the first man to snswer is| | Deughter of Founder of Second e T of Keller WILLIAMS. ‘Tuesday, March 25, 1924, at 1:10 | < 24- ;ll‘osk SERVICE > S Descendant of Early Settlers, [ ahort play )li?‘vflltnihrprwnrklof| P e i D oAt arma she Avmeiased S 5 , 7 3 ig Sisters of the Juvenile Protective ‘hurch. e e M At e cl Mry (E::nmng Ce NORFOLK, Neb., March 26— Succumbs Here. Alva Blanchard Adams of Colorado, Jiational Bank. S e Jurenin T otestiv Church i Rl . elors A o) When several members of Grace Augustine Thomas Brooks, eighty- who d ‘l:l‘“l”l! Mrs, Cataerine V. Youns, elghty- Thd{,m..l‘fi(r;m? :11..'.“ ‘(T;‘hr:mlmrgr (;m(s_ Mrs. R . Wines, seventy-two years Mury E. and Ediih F. Wil tadican sChutch. Scoipiained <of I}'j‘.fi‘,,.”fif"fi‘,‘,‘lv,""‘,’","‘,}' e s ey o Op ™A nine yeans old, widow of the Iate | Verpiank: Mra- L. D. Smoot Miss |0ld @ chacter member of she Ke lei deafness and quit attending serv-. JrO I Guarrianc botities, banking 1 Samuel Harrison Young and a [ife- | Ruth Smith, Miss Marie Ferri and |Memorial Lutheran Church and a resi- | ites. Rev, F, C. Brandhorst, pastor ione as a county official in zona, %0 1008 All) ;g resifient of this city, died at her | Philip Plerce. = dent of this city thirty-four years, died | 3“ M i - < DR STUART = insialled a microphone on the pul- | Frince Georges county, died at the the head of theresidency. 2027 Liillyer Dlace North-|‘y w ¢ A, Sapper and n sing under |at her residence, 5 9th street southeast, | emoriam. ) T ews of |Georme Washingion Urive e list. west, Monday. A ction o s el ; v ribute of fove and hondr to my PAINLESS DENTISH pit, strung wircs to the pews of | UeOTBE Washingion University' Hoe. 3 Senator Adams,| Funeriil services will be conducted |diTection of Miss Margaretta Camp. |Sunday, following a lingering illness. |DUNCAN, A tribnts of lose and honor to my ow Depe e e TIS] e the complainants and provided |”'iintral mersices will bé conducted L *lat her late residence this afterncon [Dell A talk in the seriss of world | wuneral services will bo held at the | five'scam ago toosr. Sanh S ivio ¥it Guaranteed head phones t Gawiers chapel, 1732 Fenneyivania h“';nl"“e::;l;:,fig: aso 43?:;(.. qipterment will be private | Gtk Christian Seience Monitor stafl, | residence this afternoon. ev. Dr. 8. T.| You are gone, but not forgotten 2 | The & ed |V west, ' tomorrow mornin o o cemetes ! Ni Celler Me: 2 or will s rer. be ol BIairey Wils veu | The result been: o filled [t 8 wclock and u: the Trinity Fipie Ways, and one in| Mrs./Young was the daugite- of the | Tramle Policeman John W. Cronie, | - CPClas, pastor of the Keller Memori A1 For as lon lite and memory o 90 church, the tem attracting |copal Churh, Upper Mariboro, Md. which he takes [late fohn C. McKeldin, fcunier #nd | stationed at 5th and ¢ streets northe { Church, will officiate. Interment will be L O ST L 305 Ninth St. [¢ear Pa. Ave. | many who previously had not at- lat 11 o'clock. Interment will be in the particular pride is | first president of the Secopd National | west, was taken suddenly ill last |in Fort Lincoln cemetery, | s E § i . | e EES | Trinity Ipiscopal cemetery. that he is the first | Bank, here. | night about § o'clock while on duty. e il \cicson | BAWEDY: o semry’ ¢ FE————————— ' tended because of faulty hearing. | TRNLY pECopal cemeters. L man of his gen-| Shy: is survived by a daughter, Mrs.| Fe was given first aid and. taken | s Wines was born in Jackson | “dear ¢ | Georges county March 2, 1843, He eration born in | Linifie M. Bourne, and two sisters, Mrs. | Lome, where he was attended by a | counts X p 21, 1552, She| HAWKINS ‘wiolcntered intr MWW s the son of the lafe Dr. Henry the Centennfal|A. C. Macombe of this city, and| police surgeon. " ¥ | moved to Washington in 1570 She way | 70 JCAm R&b today, March = - e - PRV e Brooke and Mrs. Ellza W t stato to attain the | Mrs. Ilerbert Smith, of Main:. = the wife of Tt I%. Wines, an employe of | Oh, Taics eefoedesdestoedoadont Seogeedsedsadsuteaisairaireiricocinoeioedeedoel el "{ { Brocke. A Bilss Wetinigsen dignity of hl-mz‘ [ J. Lane, weven, 1318 W !the War Department thirty years, who | _Both his father, Dr. Broo TOR ADAMS, «lected a I™nifed i 3 ‘ostin, while playing on |NOW i8 retired. She was an active church l"he-p‘]ourDoIIan Count NMort 29 ir e e [ deted 2, mti | QRGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. R O rier Havis Do b o e Miss Worthington, were descendants of | is. In fact, the only nat r n v y afternoon, was attacked by Sunday #chool and a leader in various ' 1 iwo of the oldest families n Maryland, s entire congressional delegatic n4’ ] " S e belonging to J. F. Swain, 1827 | OF tions of the church / B b 4 whose anc in turn. had heid many colleague, Lawrence Cowles| Mount Pleasant Auxiliary, W. C. T, 00 Hope road, and bitten on the is survived by her husband, one o > ! responsib'e positions and were insfru- | Phipps, was born in_ Washington | Will give a programy 2 o left side. He refused treatment for |8 Roscoe Wines, and a duughter, | “ i mental In building up that section of | county. Pa., and lived there until his {:bn Normal tearcom. William THodson. | the slight wound the animal infilcted. [ Miss Lilltan Wincs HAWKINS. i gy 1thio state from which Phes care eighteenth ‘vear, Of the four repre- | donsuitant to commission on public w = 0 i sl g —— . Augustine Thomas Brooke was at one | sentatives in the House, two, Bdward | fare, FHUgxo noarese on child welfs 13"\'.' (":7,':\'"”,"?;:‘“!: \l\hrn’-r!:-': IAWRING, - who e = ; ime cashier and vice presiden | Thomas Taylor and Guy U. Hardy, ¥ one d. old. yesterday a on was broug ars ago 1 . 720~22~24 TTth Si. N\ Laurel i "'\:S were born In Illinois; Willlam Newell | to Providence Hosnital from her hor cal‘h of mhank’. ¥ ehanges have come Agenls for Ladies’ Hame Jeurnal Patterns E - | Vaile, who is the member from Den- TONIGHT. juar Gxen LML F o nce Georges oot 5 VIoEAY CNRTER WALKER Cerk of the court in| ver, is a Hoosier, and Charles Bate- | g F. Wicks of the Manchester | ¥: Md.. and treated for severe burns press our re ap- oy e e s oheedsoimisaisafsaieadsainnlraluntrelintrosdsedontsoisadsatsadsaseaiend county, clerk of the | man Timberlake hails from Clinton | Guardian will deliver a public lecture <,.,.=‘1\f d at home, when ler clot m.‘- relatives and kit L EBOMCEHH e S MORTON 11 county and county treasurer. raspective- | county, Ohio, The elder Alva Adams { “Tho Teaching of History as a Training | iN8 sccidentally caught fire, and died Tindness and beautitul fiorat | 40 Iy. e was one of the best known m came from lowa about twenty years | for Citizenship,” under auspices of edi- | :):;!. night. | !H‘ T body wis taken to » B ol oma | year agn, March : i" u‘;.—v Py i which he was born and | before Colotado was, admitted _into ftors of the Catholic Historical Revie ter parents’ home tod " ter, RED L ROSS, | 5 4 ived nearly all of his life. e had been | statehood, and at once s recog- [8:15 o'clock, at McMahon Hall, Cath S phltgroe DU S SR LRI SOttt : 4 - i Washington ' for the last| nized us 'a leading figure in demo- fofic University. Those interested in the | gihye oy f]‘:i\‘“";:a—r}o"':-fim"'"" MITCHKELL, AND FAMILY . uit jod tend soven years, Ho Ia sutvived by a nephew, | cratie politi e filled many politi-{ study of history are invited. | reature Jean H. Waring, of \\.._«hxq;»m. (1 posts and was for years governor = { Pratis | Ed 3 5 The savings are great, provided you brmg coupons. No ooy f the state. His vounger brother.| A bemefit card party will be given by | ; Wre ¥ ,‘,‘_"Q:“'(_{'m{ A prestient ok known throughout the Rocky moun- [ Beauregard Chapter, U. D. C., at Con- {ju¥enile Protecti ONiTY ot - items in this ad will be sold at the low prices unless you®! RESIDENTS PAY FOR MAIL | tain country as “Billic" Adams. is | federate Memorial Home. RNt M, the Missionary Scciety | sxNonuRsT i able examplr Qprmnt them. Don't delay! perhaps the oldest state legislator in W, e o ‘ et :‘ DELIVERY IN THEIR TOWN | thix countrs.” 1{e was «lected in 1876 | Rhode lsiand Avenue Citizens' Asso- |MOTrOW, 3 pm. ¢ Miss Mary Bringhurst, -Connecticnt A ho Ioved a s s 8 member of the first state legisla- | ciation will meet, § o'clock, in Sherwood | prightwood Citlzens’ Associatio { . : | e'and hetder things - life " o 'l'w-m the Detroit News and has been serving in that | Presbyterian Church. Wil meet Friday, § D Masonic | - toorge. Wosngion Cawersiy 1 N6 RALBNTS S RORLERH 43 \'\I'IH THIS COUPO LY Middletown, Md.. is the only L | Tempie, Brightwood. USTINE THOMAS, beloved husband of ‘N |mmil\ in the United States where | ramily, t ungest of the four chil. | Guardian, will lecture on “kconomic | mp, = e Ine el i o] PHILIPPINE HAY LEHNES m n A F 3 o of the fou - n A i e Lonesome Club will meet fo-! late Dr. Henry uni Eiiza ¥ ALl Rt reke Maveh:D ) omen's pron I'OCks !; 3 | | the residents have hired and paid | dren of Segator and Mrs. Adams, and | and Maral Factors in, the Success of the | B Rrooke, in bis Alst year. T s | t 3 Sriesieseplerid ‘000“0000“03’00 com- o There is a second Billie Adams In the | _Siéney F. Wicks, editor, Manchester the late Louisa Beall Tirooke and s the '“:‘““" A AT I ENE morrow, 8:30 p.m., third floor Arcade N ‘nlu\l quality percale, rick-rack trimmed: o ! sh La * 6 o'clock, in Con- | pu'| er's. chapel, a. ave. mew. on No word more sweet, 5 vears i | illustrious footsteps of his great-un- | (ord! s it g : Trinity Church, Upper " Mariboro,” Md. eI CHILD and dark patterns. Full cut. '{0“:“ The situation 13 explained cle. There is also Alva Adams, 3d, | Washington University. Biologieal Society will meet Satar-| 1j 0 Cooreh U i { membrane 0 N vhe i s o = fda in ass el Conpos. , " When John Wanamaker was Post- | Interoct inoonanar onitests & keefl | pepresentative jewelry merchants Totupassembly hall (COSIMOS | BUECHLER. Suddenly. March 26, 1824 master General an experiment in pos- | atic more qu e bont e nd Gan | of the Merchants' and Manufacturers' slides, will be given by B 1. il Win| oclock a.m. RALPE T RGECHLER. ati 59"50 tal service was tried. It -Wyas ¢ :‘:Tur\' ‘I’hanx hi: hn:h:r"," infy ’lrrud !n\- Assocdation W‘”llmevl ;"’ dinner. & '\nn li(\lanh‘nl Exploration in C o\l ‘”{’ "’"“mm“ jc y ;.:-mlm g SR & 1 alwass llage delivery service. O s | QUILY h of Montananforced DY | o'cloak, City Club. Representative il on e Botios later. . " ety perimental carrier routes was es. | Sonator Walsh of Montana, could an- | 308%Ge Dennsylvania will speak. | Jaye s, ,;‘,.d','.‘,°";’n,".,,“; e loaRR, Sutdents, March 20, 1024, CLYDE B | foRE e me = D swe a week. Fnl nd i1 d Their Home ed Son o Farl 1. and Florenes B, Cart i sever befoy service in this particular place wa usiastic citizen of Colorado. and he | 5'cjock, at Playhouse. Speakers: Miss | pogani . onday. March 2: 10,35 MIDDLETON. 1n sad but ioving oo ontinted, Middietown ' was can put even @ Californian to blush | [sapelle” Rives, Mrs. Emma Hughes s, T }:"‘:‘;;',{nh‘,‘""Im"l'l‘““,.w;,'n"j[, X s-o at Hie sexiience; Batn Ve afling. mother and . pleased with tho service that the pa- | e e fciuiln the rensons why ICJs [ana Wiilliam Pl Ripley Club. Speakers, R. A. Harper, (‘o-| Sarab L. Collins. aged 82 years. Funersl e sealopL { trons decided to keep ¢ | the finest state on, and the o o Biiversity. sod B v from above residenc E FEAE 2§D {he mssistance of foderal Tume hOUL | most progressive and best to claim as| ity Society will meet. 8 a'clock. ‘L“:')sz’x“y:r-'fx‘r”'v‘ 3o and B W, Brindes m, abore residen A < Neolin toother The rate for mail delivery varies | ® residence. Pueblo is his home town |ai 1325 1 street. Viva M. January |° » with refreshments Intermieat Columbia s come: : 4 may wen with the amount of mail and the dis- | 44 he can tell some thrilling tales of | will speak of “Unfolding the CHTSt| aiveraity CIab—C. Franets Jen- | o\ : i e lost one dexs molis tance from t 2 post office, some peo- | the gold rush Consciousness. kins, inventor of iransmission of o Deparied t 25, 1904 DEVOTED CHILI ple ey nu M50 2 Yolr-aud othorsias = =i | Dr. John Minor will present a paper { Pictures through the air, will demon- . & Tong SUSIE A No L often o e 1 bave wander i Dl e BLe0n A o o I vception ot > ey | Strate Tow e does it Naturday, 8115 oted . # o 5 A ; . | Disea: before the qugdx Soclety R neral from . ) Y e otes Ahere t matters little what it is that you of the District, in the Medical build- | ¥ " N » H {USBAND, PATED want—whether a situation or a ser- stus— Vhat you-all gor such a | OF the Pistrict, o the Mot Hemolytis |, faeit Mead Ciisenst . ; ; | T ros ThERND vant—a want ad in The Star will reach |biz pocksticok for? | %o ptocoreus” will be the subject of | kgl GL (omorrow, S’ pm . in St | DAVIDEON. March e AR the person who will fill your want. 0 Ao EE e {2 paper by Dr. Virginius Dabney. laub will talk of “The Conteel at| Davidss, aged 5 * husband e s S1E L MIDDLET 0N {Cancer.” . ed by two daughters, Mrs. Fan 7 1 Lucko Srs, Anna Fiegman, ‘and. toree | Allianee of Al Sonlw | o', Fusern) will. ke piace ) megt Briday, 11 am. In | from the ‘mddence of her daghter. re Hall. E. Jone: United Buckoff, 1130 6th st. n.w., Thursday Press Association, w ak .. Advert % Members of Friendsbip Circle | Simon w a . fied of the death of Six VIDSON Funersl from 1 Thursday, at 2 pm = Presiunt, Mre The Gormell Alumni Society will 3 SDSES, meet Friday, § p. at Wilson Nor- 1924, at 8 pm., | mal School. | Fiection of - affecrs W20 Dent pl. R MARE | 4 i Speakers will be John Thider and LS iow tof the la(e dames (€1 HER DEVOTHED DAL Representative Reed of New York m e q HAMILTON A luncheon for the benefit of the | -8 “" school playgrounds will be given at 8t 2 L the Lenox School, on 5th stre { E theast, tomorrow from 1 ock by the Parent-Teacher A 1 Fridas, o n of the school. ervice. Interme 2 ke 30 GADDESS. Marci Albany. | JIER DEVOTED SON Loyalty Chapter, 0. E. S., will serve | [pd.. CHARLES GADDESS d yrar. | dinner tomorrow, 3 ived by hin W x.nwm © Gad- | WARD. in sad heast Temple. e " MARY ¢ Marjorie Gad art . life one yea tery: New A i o M miversars Aloysius and Hol¥ i LY | | WITH THIS couPON onLY | @' $2 Big & l.lttle Gu'ls Regu- $5.00 Boys Cloth Suits ® la(.\on Dresses Nulty Steong $1 19 || s Baras $3-79 SP59000064¢ material als ery Boys: ages § to 16 vears, 2 TH THIS COUPON ONL! 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WITH THIS COUPON ONLY | | WITH THIS COUPON ONLY Women's Fiber Silk $1.25 Women's (Glos) Hose Costume Skips Heary fiber silk Sateen and muslin that will give long with plain hemmed wear, seamed back, or ruffied bottoms, shaped, narrowed lace or embroiders unkles, flared wide trimmed; all colors Al taps. colors and white. ry will lecture o tanding,” tomorrow, 8 pn, at 1326 1 street A free lecture on psychology will be given by Earle Wasne under aus- of the League of Justice tomors 8:30 p.m.. at Thomson School. Local organization of league to be formed. "Membership free. No dues. Wednesday, ch 26, at e most precious cue on this ea Home, 3043 T W TN 4 2 has Foue BRIJIS, ot t Her voice we loved Her place s vacant s Gever can of the aie William Ssdadalel Mareh 3. from_ P There will ‘be n mass meeting of | HASKINS. leparted life 3 ] 4.{ When P. 0. Clerks, Local 148, March at his residence i | The s $ pm. at Y. M. C. A, 1816 12th street. | LIAM HASKIN ted hushand of Mars | Home Haskins, and 2 ber of Jeannette | W itbu A ——— Haskins. Fun - Johus Bapuist THE FAMIL Chareh, Mareh 2 n telatives and { WOODS. In loving remembranice Tmlor Reports Theft. { frienas’ fuvitea”" (Richmond papers please ier, SLARION LoWOODS, who * | life three years ago today Clothing valued at $110 was stolen | JAHR. Monday, March 2¢, 1924, GENVOR { sl | from the tailoring establishment of |* JAHR. aged 3. Notice of funeral later. Adolphus Clements. 1405 T street ! JOHNSON. Departed thi March 3 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. | northwest, last night. Entrance was |* ac Chester, Pa., Res. JOHN JOHNSON." 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A -inch ex- hamis Lo :;;fflelml{“:;sl\r;‘c & 1 nln(n. shades, | ‘ ‘ : s il | : e e C S e We’ve provided them in the new : TS B S , W Jomge §on§ , | 3034 M St. D 4 biahed 151 popular colorings for spring; the . : TR { pn fm Bt (o et Seiers WO 2 o P st n. { S T _uu.mh Dark brown, white fest LANBONTA FULEOME, TRILLIAN LS Funeral “Direetor ani new style ideas are there; and of | MDDLETON ey, Narh v, 102, | Emelett, L S, Conpty . at Providence Hospital. “'uhmshm. . cal® SR Unusual and engraved Metropolitan b BENJAMIN F. MIDDLETON { et rte; 2 3001 co 5. d in his Tmeu fand course the all-wool fabncs, the silk ol Ll e —— | Tl Y w w Chambers Co spring models h’n' th rt n edle‘nrork | e oooe G N e MARY ADRLATDE, einv n‘:‘nf'] TE FUN in summer I, e e ' Tt momtnge S, R | O davgher ool wia M RN L SRR N dresses at a which the label guarantees; excep- TERNITY FIN. Delta Phi Dels; Satur- e i '—Vi-Tu‘no'thyiHmoh' price which will : reward. Phone Cleve. 164, March 23, 1924, 8:30 p.m., at his resi- | . T O BULL ¥ emale s dence, 1726 M st. n.w.. Washington, D. ( oT. NE. Phooe L : Sk FRENCH BULL—¥emale, color biack: D CHARLES POE, in his 700d vear. e €41 H ST. NE. ome_L. nsure quick tional values at e e B | CHRMLES PO 8 B B0 JELT i | o S b '“EV“" GRIP—Large leather; o Ir | Bennctt Poe, and daughter, Ellen Poe Wh 4 worth $10 to nnotated Forms of Agreemenis” '.",.a"";’.',‘, Funeral private. (Baltimore papers please | Nelther the successors o1 S New Standard Dictionary: from 237 Maryland | 0Py.) 6% | gected with the original W. R. Speare $12.50. 3 bidg. $25 reward will be paid for information Departed this life Sunday, March | establishment. Q40 F Sl N W, 3 leading to the recovery of the articles. Charjes , 1024, "at her residence. No o Haliimon | Phone Frauk. 6626, Smart Coats Ior Women . ASSES—Gray_shell (oxforis), eb_routs by b, moure. their | Sgrs==ne o s 2nd and g) sts. m.e. Call. Line. 5811: Booth, Katherine Lee. Margaret Tolbert, > GLASSES — Shell-rimmed _bifocal, Tamday, | J0°C0h Lee and Framk Lee. and o hori morning, March 27, at (’ o'clock, from il"l' YIAA 1 Q ™ 2o 77 > S Coat ward. Redeemer Chureh. WM. H. SARDO & CO. Pr lflg ats . LASSBE—Tortolse shell riui, in Gousyluske | TAPER. Departed tiis life Tuesday, March | q12 W gt. m.e Phone Lincoln 524 ol (e dath and T8, meward.” Notity B 6| Toi! B s sBRNithy Tarik oy | Modern Ciniel g Automoe Fuseraln adone plalds 201 daughter of Jeanette Beckwith. sister of John H. and Samuel M. Beckwith. Funeral Trom her iate residence Friday at 2 pm. pgare 0. with new turned- Friends invited. 20 |205 HSTREET,N.W. 5 PEARLS—From 17th and Gales, on Ma: | TERRETT. Tuesday, March 25, 1924, MARY "N.W. up collars. Man- 4ve. of E 1o Sth me. Reward. 513 B aa disposal. Really i Reward. 26¢ two sons, Charles Kennedy Poc and Francis gt lioe from “North Capitol abd 1 "miw, 0| lows (hre sisters and ‘two brothers. Itows 300 Snappy Model st il et oy | G L (i e S . vicinity city post office or You Tleckwit), wite' of St Charies Taper wnd | ¢ THE ORIGINAL —my . HORSEST0L PIN—Diamond and peari; Mass, sy plain colors. ave.. between Decatur st. and Dupont 'Circl Flared backs, ar c a ne a, x rewird, Hetorn o 339" Mas. ave., Apt. ‘WRAY, beloved daughter Of the late Fred- ard Hotel, * Libecal Church, Vienn ‘interment Fairfas, V: eisdatr A e (tt;:ro‘igl? ?’“ td' %?' » sl ) Al members of Rosa Cogley others half line THREATS. PIN_White enameled, set with poaris; vieim. | Covaclh. No. 571, 1. 0. St Luke, are, re- ““HERBERT B. NEVIUS Bngedie, n desie. Easy-hanging styles; light- : R e e | SRS Sl R B e W SO AV, Ny ATY e ingette, in desir- FI Dotk t il Shome ot SN 3 ; : o Dhaatiomss. Velue weight, all-wool fabrws, silk lin- o foam x “Sen W 5% | Coffeih Yniiie | el fie| FUNERAL DESIGNS. e ings; the new colorings PIN_Piatiagm igree, Witk oall diaong | Chured, tev. Jg Lo S, Holloman. gasior. | GEQ, C. SHAFFER Mars ¥ain | ; ’ in center. Heward If returned to Apt.. 300, 5 the_Highlands. 260 M. ELIZABETH RICHARDS, W. k. | BxPRESSIVE X m“x!ilfi BLEMS, 900 14TH PO NG TOBIN. Tuesdny, March 5. 1621 CHAR- N ON o o 5050 Siar, 20 | " LOTTE TORIN (nee Barr), beloved wite of g o5 o Liveral rewerd. Ruth Johnson, 3020 Deat pl. | the late William Tobin of ‘1138 5th st. ,“,,.{Lfl,mx,"_,,ewmm, Springland Sultner l h H aberda Sh e T “fi;"f‘. S :h.?".:l?;:.fi‘:;“sé:éd‘.. Gude Bros. Co,, 214 F St. Pumps and Oxfords a el SPBOTRCTES o, D Tty v | chmeierr. . We Specialize in Floral Inc Toeds® case; P TRENT. Suddenly, on Wednesday, March For Women and Misses Satisfaction Guaranteed - ; e s e 2 - atoher rosigencs, 184 DeSlan at Moderata mother of 1a May Givens and Owen Tren lc s P » 1 108 FORMERTY 40 F5T. nish sport pock- ’ Lincoln 5486. oge ™ , erick and Mary T"‘erm'l‘l Funeral services | SHAIN ets. Spome Fined 1 opcoats$ PENDANT—Platinum with diamond, ia mn:.] Thursday, March 27, 2 pm.. at Episcopal | ALMUS R.SPEARE = WILLLS B.SPEARE o for the funeral of our late sister, s ot Many unusual and attrac- | SPRCTACLES At the west intersection ot ‘Mre, Matiida Young, Mrs. Magg . . . Ma: ive. and Thomas Circle, 11 p.m. Tues 5 i T e Thirteen* Ten F Street ST ¥ Gt 1418 e e e e S INC sizes and widths, and, just S atin T, P G I e v rnts i i — VRIST WATCH—Gruen; initials tist’ Ch R &t. between 12th and 13th think of it, for s vant Toesday eveai Ly 1";':.:;. Relatives and friends in oo PYVVYYYY 0001 fi—%’z“i’:-fl- nd T. ”.:.1,’2" yitéd. Interment at Woodlawn c W™ @H. STS. NW. MANN 6953, . SEsie e !" . :