Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1925, Page 7

$40 Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits 520 Just one of the amazing values in our greatest clearance sale of Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats HALF-PRICE S.THIRD OFF ONE-QUARTER OFF Every suit and overcoat in our stock is included in this sale, at half-price, one- third off or one-quarter off; and every one was made by THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO | womaAN PROSPECTOR IS DEAD AT AGE OF 71 Miss Nellie Cashman Followed Gold Strikes Since 1877—Nursed in Camps. By the Associated Pres: TUCSON, Ariz., January 9.—The ca- reer of & woman who commanded the réspect of that rough-and-ready ele- ment which prospects for gold from Arizona to the Arctic regions of Can- ada and Alaska was closed when the body of Miss Nellle Cashman was low- ered into its frozen earth vault in Vie- toria, B. C, Friends today recalled the days of 1877, when Miss Cashman came to Arizona, following the lure of the gold. In the early 80s she “grub- staked” several of the State's present millionalres on the gamble they would find a “strike” in the Tombstone, Ariz, gold field. Later she used the money returned by those men to finance & trip to Alaska, where she outfitted and “mushed” into the in- terior, agaln seeking gold One of the first of the daring band of women to enter the frozen, un- charted flelds of Alaska, she served as nurse at many mining camps, at the same time prospecting and stak- ing her own claims. It was recalled that only last vear, when she had reached the allotted ago of three &core and ten, the “champion woman musher of the world” - mushed from Koyukik to Seward, Alaska, a 750-mile snow trail. Miss Cashman's last visit to friends in this State was in De- cember. MRS. M. P. HIGGINS DIES. Was Leading Figure in Parent- Teacher Movement. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., January 9.— Mrs. Milton Prince Higgins, Worces- ter, Mass., one of the founders of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, died suddenly early today in the Bellevue-Stratford Hotél. She became (il during the night from acute dilation of the heart. Mrs. Hig- gins attended a three-day conference of the executive board of the con- gress, which closed last night, and intended to return home today. FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1925 ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. The Writers' Leagua will meet, 8 o'clock, in Thomson School. Elec- tion of officers. Brookland Citizens' Association will meet, 8 o'clock, at Brookland School. American Institute of Chemists, Washington chapter, will meet, § o'clock, in gray roomof Raleigh Hotel. Election. + Treop 506, B. 8. A. of St. Mark M. E. Church, will meet, 7:45 o'clock, at Miner Normal School. The Women's Alliance of All Souls' Church, will meet, § o'clock, in Emer- somr assembly hall of the church. Mrs. Roger W. Cutler will speak on “Re- vitalizing the Bible In the Home." American Association of University Women will meet at its clubhouse, § o'clock. The Business Women's Council will meet in lecture room of the Church of the Covenant. Following Bible class, Dr. Ward, teacher, there will be a motlon plcture. The Washington Junior Players wi present ‘““The Mother Goose Strik: 8 o'clock, at Wilson Normal School Dorothy and Billee Da Weese will repeat the minuet danced by them at the last program. The Big Sisters of the District will meet, 8 o'clock, at St. Patrick's rec- tory. The board of directors of the El Do- rado Club will meet, 8 o'clock, at Its clubrooms, 1411 G street. RITES FOR SERGT. RYAN. Full Honors Paid Marine at Arling- ton Cemetery. Funeral services for First Sergt Michael Edward Ryan of the United ates Marine Corps, who dled in New York City last Friday, were held at Arlington Cemetery yester- day. Full military honors were paid at the grave, with a firing squad of Marines and a detachment of the Marine Band to render last honors. Sergt. Ryan was attached to the Marine guard of the U. S. S. Wyo- ming and was on leave over the holl- days when an attack of acute heart trouble caused his death. He served in the Phillippine cam- COL. F. R. SHUNK DIES. Engineer Officer Formerly Was on Duty Here. Col. Francis R. Shunk, a retired En- glneer officer of the Army, died at Tucson, Triz., last Sunday, according to word just recefved at the War De- partment. Col. Shunk was from Har- risburg, Pa., and was graduated from the Military.Academy In June, 1887, near the head of his class, on which ac- count he was assigned to the Corps of Engineers, During his long career he had charge of many important en- gineering projects in Oregon, Cali- fonia, New York, Florida, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and in the Philippines. He was stationed at Washington Barracks in 1902, and was & member of the Board of Engl- neers for Rivers and Harbors in this city n,1917. He was retired in March, 1920, Noted Trap Shot Dies. PITTSBURGH, Pa Frank Markman, 72, nationally prom- inent 25 years ago as a trap shooter and marksman, died at his home yes- terday. He came here about six years ago from Alliance, Nebr. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Rain or snow tonight and tomorrow; slightly warm- er tonight; minimum temperature about 34 degrees; moderate to fresh east winds. Maryland—Rain or snow tomight and tomorrow; slightly warmer to- night; variable winds, becoming mod- erate to fresh east, Virginia—Rain tonight and tomor- row; not much change in tempera- ture; increasing east winds. West Virginia — Unsettled, with snow or rain tonight and tomorrow; warmer tonight in east portion. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—Yesterday, 4 p.m., 45, 8 p.m, 42; 12 midnight, 30. Today, 4 am., 24; 8 am, 26; noon, 7. Barometer—Yesterday, 4 p.m., 30.08; 8 p.m., 30.16; 12 midnight, 30.20. To- day, 4 a.m., 30.27; § a.m., 30.34; noon, 30.35. Highest temperature, 46, occurred at 2 p.m. yesterday; lowest tempera- ture, 24, occurred at 7 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, G6; lowest, 31. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Army and Navy Chapter will meet Monday at the home of Mrs. Richard D. La Garde, 2630 Woodley place, who will entertain jointly with Mrs. Roy T. Morris, A card party and dance, under the auspices of the Ladles' Guild of Holy Trinity Church, will be given W nes- day at Kauscher's. Cards, 8:30. Dan ing, 9 p.m The Men's Club of Mount Plessant Congregational Church will meet Monday. 8 p.m. Dr. J. O. Knott will glve an illustrated lecture, “Jerusalem and the Temple,” using the new translux screen. Saxophone solo, by Leon Arey, accompanied on piano by L. S. De Forrest. Men invited. “Hidden Meanings of Arabian Nights and Bible Storfes” will be the sub ject of a lecture by Matthews Daw son at the League for the Larger Life, 1628 K street, tomorrow, 8 p.m. All invited. The Mount Pleasant Citizens’ A sociation will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m. at Powell School. will meet tomorrow, § p.m., in Capi- tol Memorial Church. FProf. Charle address. Election of league officer. Musie. JOHN C. IN INGRAM EXPIRES. Retired P. 0. Department Clerk Dies at Age of 67. John C. Ingram, 67 years old, for- merly a clerk in the Fost Office De- partment for 27 years and a lifelong resident of the District, died at his residence, 4206 New Hampshire ave- nue, last night. Mr. Ingram had been 1IL since his retirement from the Gov- ernment service about tWo years ago. He s survived by his wife, Mrs Eleanor W. Ingram; two sons, Charl- ton W. and Frederick W. Ingram, and a brother, Willlam J. Ingram Funeral services will be conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be In Glenwood Cemetery. €Cards of Thanks. QUIGLEY. 1 wish to express my thanks and appreciation to my for their kindness and foral tributes du The Boys’ Anti-Cigarette League| S. Longacre will deliver principal | In Memoriam. BOWERS. 1In loring_remembrance of ms son in-law, OPHIE K. BOWERS, who was taken idenly from us (wo years ago todu) ary 9, 19 Our_thoughts go wandering Where the daslight (ades . To the land of long 50 And memory paints the scenes of oid Inthe gold of the twilight glow We scem to see in the soft dim 1ight A Tuce we' toy And we think of his When the sun's I Goes down in the far MOTHER AN FATHER IN-LAW, MB AND MR JAMES L. PETTIT 2 BEMERY. rving remembrance of my denr husband KEMBRY. who died o sear ago January 9, 1924, May his soul rest in pesce. HIS WIFE, ROSE BEMBRY. * CHAPMAN. A tribute of love 1o the sa: memory ‘of my dear hosband, STANLF CHAPMAN, who departed this life eigh years ugo, Toved in 1ife. in death remembersd HIS LOVING WIFE, TKENE CHAPMAN CHISLEY. A tribute of lote to the memo: of my dear husband, JAMES E. CHISLEY departed this 1if r years ago todn Javuary 9, 1921 Loved in 1ife, remembered in death HIS WIFE, GERTRUDE CHISLEY DAY. In loving memory of our dear da ter, VIOLA ELIZABETH DAY, who died te Sears ago today, January 8, 1915, Loved in life, never forgotten in death HER FAMILY. * In affectionste memors of our fi A. GUDE, who departed th year ago today, January 9. 1924, 1S CHILDREN. HAZELL. 1n sad but loving remembrance of ars ago lodsy, January 9, Mother, dear, your Pias lven i b Althongh six years Wo Jove you more an The days are dark Thank God we linva the What visions bright Compare with 1uoug May she reat Gone, bt nat fo HER LOVING HUSBAND HAZELL, AND CHILDREY. RELLE HERCUS JUST, Who departd this lite one year ago todas) Januacs g KING. 1n = embranca of husband PRANCIS who departed t January 9. 19 Aloysius Chui May his sor In the besutiful In the | Somew a1 LOVING W AND CHILDREN LISSOWITZ. 1n hrance of our mot LISSOWITZ Manhattan Shirts and Pajamas at One-third Reductions friend, © ELIZATETH n’..\( SON tw s today, Jaawa: LYN JACKSO; 2 mont ‘ave’ n.w. "CHARLES BLACKFORI. Temperature, &3 The beloved husband of Sarah Blackford 5 unele of Aurther Lewis and cousin of Robert NIy 85 Colman. He leases a host of fr Fu and memory to o neral Sunday, January 11, at 1 o'clock, from i “aajemorng o gupamsal AsadH Hart Schaffner & Marx— o sVt the Bidiliphinecas. | IERSHR RS L ettt wiadies g soral it dorleg ey % $5,000 Life Insurance for $46.90 | Civan Pacification in 1908 1Te took Temperature and condition of the| LL'““"W-::‘#;;‘;’;‘?,‘ QurenBY, < M, I I e e your guarantee (6] 1nest At Age Zi—send date of blrth for particu- | part in the American landing fn Vera | water at Great Falls at § a.m. today:| BOSSALL, : who died Jacuary o . Temperature, 32; condition, cl appreciation "to friends and neighbors for | o qur home ou are fondis semembered = ,ll b b et e 300,000,000 Crus in 1914: was with ; Rx = : ' v eric ces o pation in Th0e King expresaions of sympathy at the | ICsmet thmucies o F eor e quality. We e busier | Tty GuR. o wantward 3s. | ATerichn | forces, ot occupation "in riac Tubien A B X A R PER e LOVINGLY. Mot e *AND rata than ever tomorrow — be B e duty with the Marine sxpeditionary und Geodetlo Survey ) Btafl]fi Sinx ol ¥ 24- SE CE forces In France, and served with the Today—Low tide, 2 am. and 2:07 . STER IRMA t Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. |ith Regiment of Marines at Belleau|pm.: high tide, 7:43 am. and 7:57 p.m, | ANSON. Frider, Jaouay 0. 1025, HESRY. | yppoon RIS prompt. Main 1344 Wood, Solssons, St. Mihlel, Cham-| Tomorrow—Low tide, 2:42 ao. wnd| Dotd hushacd of Elizabets our ! ‘ 5 Sardo « H st. n.e. Notice 4/( iu T, W departe . 2 - Sergt. Ryan was born in Dublin,|8:37 p.m, e |f§mn. s today, Januars % Alterations made ‘with- Ireland. in 1§70, ana was carried o RERTEL. Batehd s chree sist Wedaes g as o Today—s 7 Reloved Tather | of dohu, -Arthur, Alfred. | PYLES, In mene out cnarge. : — e A e T R Rl neral Home Moon rises 4:55 p.m.; sets 6:53 am,| ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives L o 2 ends iov) . W. Erpest Jarvis Co. B roy Chambers has the best of service. | g o0 ot T be | nAL mobtle lamps o be lghted one- R - 1 iy W AN Far ,}E,, hambers' charges are one-half ¥, Surgeon iSuccambe | haif hout after suniet. January 7, 1025, at his residence, 2010 Ver Think of:Thia o b 3 = 5 . o1d, widow of Capt. John W. Osborne, Beautiful Cloth-covered Casket, §| Xoo 0ot " Corme. T S A" Qroe Burial Case, Hearse, Cars. Em-J|, . ughte ons, Metropolitan Baptist Church, 1yt betweea ), pEming, P et |0.s ; enteenth stree lm. Chapel and all servioe northeast, early today. Mrs. Osborne Wo Joved Fou, bot God loved sou best. * How helpless Satisfaction Guaranteed BRAND. Wednesdas, January 7. 1825, DAVID o - Guaranteed equal to any at || Tt 10 vears. beloved husband of Mary A1 Brand. Ite| g U AW AND NIECES d i q ¥ atfl Mrs. Osborne was born in Baltimore Abilene, Tex. 30.04 2 Clear mains resting at the funeral parlor of James AL : NG ek irteen en treet wae the cost | Decomber 30, 1847. She is survived | Atpand, =+ 3020 ¢ss Ptcloudy | T. Ryan, 317 Pa. ave. se. until Saturday, AND MAMIE HAWKINS . Chambers' Ambulances are com- | by two daughters, Mrs. Schwinger and Eity 30.30 manm. AR e +. | weBB. fortable and complete. Local calls, || Mrs. Cora L. Sperle, wife of Lieut. | Baltimore - 30.92 2y o Cloady Where funeral will D P, KIE V. WEBH, who dipsried (s lite tho 54.00. | John Sperle, U, §. Birmiagham. 3002 & Haln T i Sears sgo. Ju ; Chamberw uaey uothing but: the Mrs. Osborne had been living witn | BlSmarck .. 30.28 Snow friends invited to attend You were eat her daughter for the last two weeks. | Butfalo 30.28 o 1 _ : ¢ since closing her residence at 1723 | Charleston . 30. Rain sy 7 u ¥ our . THE BROWN STONE | Jackson street nortneast, hicago .. 30,14 ey BER DEvoT e i Cleveland - : ; at 1723 Jackson street northeast Mon- | enrer. 2 ' pastor. YOUNGER. Women's Onyx W. W. CHAMBERS CO.|| 2y arternoon at 2 oclock. Rev. |beisi: - B CONNER. Thursdey, January & 1025, at his r fatne S Charles Fultz of the Church of the - 5 R e M o Oane Januars @, 19 Sports Hose 14th, Cor. Cllllzul St. N.W. ]| Unitea Brethren win officiate. Inter: £ lars ‘and illustration. Company founded 1%65. | Cruz in 1914; was with the first 1 wish to express my thanks and P he World Wi (Furnished by Ui s Taove vou in the wume Mourning Blacks Dyed the World War he applied for active ed by United States Coast naios restin he chapel of William H. | our dear wife and mothe CUTE M. M1 palgne and the Meuse-Argonne. 50 pm.; high tide, '8 b A TR the Marine Corps rolls as a resident The Sun and Moon ‘Gay, January 7, 1925, ANDREW BARNES, HEB HUSBASD AnD CIVLDRES Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:27 a.m.; sun| neral Saturday, January 10, at 9 am., from Chambers has a Beautitul Fu- || MRS, A, W. OSBORNE DEAD. | sets 5:05 p.m. the Chureb of the Holy Redeemer. luter BLACKFORD. Departed this life Wednesdax THOMESOY i the oid-time undertaker's charge. at Age of 77. Weather in Various Ctie: Sleep on, dear beloved oue, take thy res The hands ¢ 480 miueh forus All for s]oo |had been a resident of this city for i Atlantic City 30.30 Cloudy moved to. bis late © In men ¢ ber, CA¥ Boston ... 30.12 D Qesr | pmyem. _FUNERAL HOME OF Funeral services will be ‘conducted | Cjiciasati .. 80.18 - G Uélock. " Friends luvited: W. J. Howars,| — LOR. GEORC from bi residence Saturday. EVM 2(39-in. Unbleached Sheeting ]H A lR‘lR if Phone Col. 432 ment will be in Fort Lincoln Ceme.- i 10, at 1:30 pm. Relatis tery. i ) T vited. Interment Arlingtun m e Sk i 1 o Qloudy | st (Baitimore papers 3 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. C C K Cit. Il Gloser™ | OREEN, Deparied this tite enddenty, W | ———— —— ngeles. 4 day, January 7, 1025, ANK, devoted son IGIN K b : Glosay of usan_ Green. | He leaves to moura their | F—— —THE ORIGINAL —— o, st ””‘ Mercerized Sport e 3 d Ptecloudy | loss a_devoted mother, two sisters, 3 ol Tengts 326 Seventh S N W. Flose, Siatitn fas ine ° X 2o | g A o | W R Speare (o, ! . les lemains ng at John ines' fune o 1316-1 ven t. BLarl _ A | B R S e Sreer Clouar™ | mmumom. horsgsy, sanuasy ; m::slgaspufl FORMERY 8407 ST ot < LIS B. SPEARE Clonty T | Eires mentin ox funcal pariods ot Go GLYDE J NICHOLS —— Cloudy W. Wise. P e el Saow! mill lengths for sheets. San Antonio, 5 5 HOLMES. Monday, Jan T. F. COSTELLO San Diego. 3 e Sloudy, ., ¢ his resldence oleatello ave, NOVE FOCATED Shr I o Gess, JOHN, husban 3 8 rflgf“m 08 48 Saure ¢ ina lete “Laues Holmes, e of the Iate | 1726 N. CAP. 6T. NORTH 7078, St. Paal .08 24 Sioudy Busan Mackerel, brothier of Thomas Hoimes. 2 = Beattle ... = oudy Frances Wylie, Margaret Davis and the Ia L 5 Director and Em. Spokane’ 52 25 Clouay Mary Robb, Fumeral Sunday, Jasyary 11 g Commodious k1 1:30 p.m., from Metropolitan Baptist Chiarch. e Moderats Wit s % wooe Cloudy | Heladives and friendy lovited to attend. 'R : s, . mains at Bailey & Murray's funeral parl FOREIGN. 428 R st. n.w. Notice—To societies. R.F. HARVEY'S SON (8 2.m., Greeawich ¢ nd friends: For information cail L i % tetay.) 8 st. o.w., or phone Potomac 978. Richerd K. Harver, st Btationss Tediperature. Weather. | yuRAM. Tharsday, Janvary FUNERAL PARLOT Loudon, England. 10 pm, after @ long iliness, JOHN € - < Farie e Paztclouds | 1o 5iicband o Eifanor . Tosram. axd | Frank Geier’s Sons C. Vienna, Austria Part clongy | 67 years Fuseral services rom hia late | K O A o MW e Sa dence, 4200 New Hampslire ave. n.w s ST, > ot Bmeen H tcloudy | Faturday, Jauary 10, at 1:30 p.m: Friends | Modern Clapel. Telephane. ain 2473 Gibraltar, ' Spain. . cloudy | iBTited o attend. Interment in Glenwood - £ Horta (Fayal), Azore Sloudy | _ Cemetery. Quick. Dignified and Efficient Service, Hamilton, Bermuda..... - ENIFFEN. Javusry 7, 1825, ELIZABETH, wW. W. San Jusn. Porto Rico...... 16 Cloudy " K Deal & Co. All Suits Reduced All O’Coats Reduced Our3$25:2 Suits & O’Coats REDUCED TO ONE-HALF Price $20 Suits and Overcoats .$10.00 $25 Suits and Overcoats .$12.50 $30 Suits and Overcoats .$15.00 835 Suits and Overcoats .$17.50 $40 Suits and Overcoats .$20.00 $45 Suits and Overcoats . ......$22.50 om our entire stock and pay one-half of the Suits and Overcoats in every wanted color style and model, for men and young men, and you an save as much as you spend on any garment you buy. We've had some brisk selling the past few days, but our stocks are still very large. Sizes 33 to 48 in suits and wercoats. beloved wife of the late Daniel Kaiffen, aged Havane, Cubst........ Partoloudy | 77 vears. Funeral from W. W. Deal's fu-| 816 H ST. N.B LINCOLN 8200 Colon, Canat Zo Cloady neral home, 816 H st n.e.. Saturday, Jan | Automobile Service Chapel = | uary 10, at 2 p.m. luterment Congressional — — Cemetery. ° JAMES T. RYAN L LYNN. Wednestar, January 7. 1025, at the © 817 PA. AVE. S.E. TACK AND WHITE mal 2| home of her sister. 4125 7th st n.w.. SA-| Model Chapel Lincoln 142 tween fox and boll ..m"ir ik frveed be-| KAH E. YEATMAN LYNN. widow of the vt A Bicen lar and tag. No. 1560 ' Rewara "\&' Gai| 1Iste Robert L. Lynn, and eldest daughter Livery in Connectlon Hughes. 808 Michigan ave, o ;| of the late Jobn H. and Sarah Jane Teat B . Col. 4126-W. pan. Ste i wursived by (v soor, William BOOK, red, containing §13 and some rent ‘v."":f".;":;u,‘s.:,?: e | \L. SPEARE CO. also 3’ subscriptions for the Times: outside or o of Chestertown, Md., and Miss Sadie Seither = Ia Merald Bullding. Reward. Dorothy Daven- | Yeatman Losa of this ol siso one sister, | Nelther the successors of nor con Jort; 1150 0% ate miy.. At X, Miss Emma B, Yeatman. Funeral from |Nected with the original W Speare BRACELETPrarl. Friday erenln{ Thanty | abore resigence Saturdar, Jwowrs 10, | establishment. 940 F Sg. N.W. Ball, Willard Hotel. Reward. sin 2476 | a1 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited to | phone Fravk 6626 or Cle. 2530, Seend Pintermens: private. (ospoke ang | Lhone Frank. 2606, S papers please coj * Birch’ B S MRS s e e SAAR Joseph F. Birch's Sons Januars 8, 1925, SARAH E._(nee z a5 fonle.” Reward. Telephone Ramsey), beloved wife of the late . v (ISAAC BIRCH) BREAST PIN, oval to Moore ot Loudoun County, Va. Fuserai | 3034 M ST, N.W. Ertablished 1811 e Wedne ey Lansburgh {Brivase) from 0." B Jeniine funeral par. 3034 M ST. N.W Phone WWest 98 = = = or, 800 10(h st niw., Suturday. Jab < by emaie. TG (iiae e || RGOS O aC oy Sitiaty s YOU SHOULD HAVE COLLIEFemale. white fest 3 a 25 - o gn packe_Reward. Maln 06, _¢ | 9S00SS, S8 ackoin S . ANSTE W Ganel‘ Servnce COLLIEWhite. brown face and ears: sirs 7yed| widow of the late Dr. Joiin W, Osborne. from 2405 18th st. Call Col. 6699. Rews: U. 8. A., and beloved mother of Mr Funeral Directors Since 1850 DIARY arition o board Gen. Touston's fag | O Schwinger and Mrs. Cora 1. Sperle. | Main 5512 1753 Penna. ship, 1 o ar. ral from her late residenc onday, . Retiirn 1313 30th at._Rewarg, S0 Leeg January 12, at 2 oelock pom. ain Ave. N.W. DRIVING GUOVES, rear 2ith 553 G 3F and friends invited. *Interment Fort Lincots lumbia 1528, Rewsnd. G ae L0 | Cometery. 1 Timothy Hanlon Xi7aY 5 78 B YireY, 78 Our $35 and $40 Suits & O’Coats REDUCED TO $2 4.75 NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS Jenuary Preinventory Clearance Sale 750 Pairs of Endicott Johnson Co. Boys’ and Children’s Shoes EYE GLASSES Tortoiss shell T PARKHURST. Thursday, January 8. 1625 at leagnee case: leat “Tuehtar! Somewhers B | 200, Pm at Georelown Universiis o | 641 HSTNE I tween Potomac Park ana Mt R Delored nd o ARDO Ofce_phone. Main 8478 B 34 ot %0 | Helenn T Pariursi’ ace Gatenand won of | WIVL, H. S. & CO GLASSES—On 14th st. car or on street be- | Funers ices from the residence of his | 412 H St. N.E. Rhoue: Lincobs {reen 14th avd K and U. Reward. Norih | san, 4367 N st nw. Tnterment Glenwood | Modern Chapel Automobile Funerais a8 Cemetery Monday, Junuary 12, at 2 p.m. 11% DOG—Cocker spaniel, brown, female. name | POWELL. Wednesday, January 7. 1025, after 2 Teddy: collar and tag No. 9036. Reward. | a brief ill THOMAS POWELL, beloved 1828 18th " | Tusband of Caroline 3. Powell aud father of CHAS.S. ZURHORST DOG—Alredale, about © monihs old: has coliar Mrs. M. Ella Baskersille of Philadelpht but license tag and ring pulled off; strayed | FPa. Puneral services from (he Tabernacle Jan 4. Reward for return to 0.°A! Thon Baptist Church of Burreille, D. C., Sunday. 1838 Ingraham st. o.w. Adams 150. January 11, at 1230 p.m. ' Friends are in’ FUNEB.AL DESIGNS GLASSES—Gold rim; In black case, last vited to attend o T Friday. January 0. 1025, at e RRRS mt g v e s el S GRand | Centrall Flotiat TORGNETTE—Long_platinum encrusted with ; 7 ccinlize ds of floral dest stones, io Belanco ‘Theater or on tauing mor| RICHARD, Jr. aged 17 years. beloved son [ We specialize all kinds of floral designs =) o ot M. ~EEmest R ; moderste prices, Kprays with fresh cut 3 or. st Batarday sftecnoon. Mok B0 | of M. and drs“Emest R i S flam ' Talt, 25 Wromisg ave. North 313, R o T abite airent Mn { frn §0 wps AL UGt ne [ Rlious 1) PIN—New Year eve at Harvey's, small pin, | SRAUGHTER. = Friday, January 9. 1925, at G C. Shaffer 900 14th St ; TR, | BTy reardence, S0 0 bt k. BLIA Thone "Aa gpals,and three diamonds. Reward. Main @4 | 4% CTHIVE beloved aunt of 3i7s. Mary | CHOICE FLORAL EMBLEMS " Ma A owman.________________ 1* | Cooper. Notice of funccal Lereafter. W.|at MODERATE PRICES. _ Prompt Dels PIN—Small jeweled service pin; $10 reward | Ernest Jarvis Co. In charge. % = ) = it_returned to 1227 10th st. n.w, 2 A';:»,r?cm :”;lrue de! 1:97‘_; ‘:flrf";;;'p POCKETHOOK —Black, containing _wam of k | T (R FoUKETRODK k. containig. s ot n sflemoriain, Guds Bros. Cou, 1214 F St. At v e BELL. 1o loving remembrance of ms dear 2 RING—Lady's, platinum, square fiigree, 5| husband, Rev. W. H. BELL, who entered > amall mulmo’ndl.d'rnur-fllg S between Col. [ o Texi seven wears ago toddy. Juniary 9. BLACKISTONE'S tnd Quarry roxds aad Cona ave. and § A , in Little . « ” R 1Y 3 Loving wire, Lucness nens. + | Floral “Blanket Sprays BOWERS. In loving remembrance of my dear And Other Beautiful Floral Designs at busband, OPHIE X. BOWLRS. who was | soderate Prices. — 14ih & H. Tel M. 8707 taken from me so snddenly {wo years ago T ay, Ji 9, TIRE S T s DAL IR | Wik L ey marom e witer 1| W Specidlize in Floral L. e i | There vomes uweet memories of lonk sgo; DQSans at Moderate LA et 100 and B R ade L e | Unknown to othiers, you steal to my side Vhone: Potomac 2120, " eward: ) And, whiaper, ““Dear wife, death cammot Brice INC \\'.\T 'H, Hamllton, and chaln, Initi; WIFE INEZ. Return 1366% Potomac ave. Oh, how my daddy suffered, Preparing for inventory with a bona-fide One-half Price Sale ot Bioys iacianl Famt o€ Shioes witl enteat] o R e One Bali Gigrce Yservice soles and rubber heels; all solid leather. that should clean up our entire s 10 to 2 a ‘ to 6. stock of Dresses and Coats for n and Black, including Patent, | women and misses. Every gar- Shoes, with low rubber heels. | ment in this sale is seasonable 5 and made for this Winter’s use, Men’s Shoes | and vou will make a real in- For Work or Dress | vestment by buying in this sale. 65 $5.00 Dresses, $2.50 | $10.00 Coats, e $9.95 Dresses, $4.98 | $16.75 Coats, . $14.95 Dresses, $7.48 $24.75 Coats, wiack “Atieainer | §24.75 Dresses, $12.38 | $39.75 Coats, or Dress Shoes st serviccatie. Stes | §35 00 Dresses, $17.50 | $49.75 Coats, arp EEEEEBEEEEE%EEEEE 7th and F Sts. wnfiw\ e O e vaven Florists {oj———|olc———|m|———|a|c———|o{br g e SR e Lo v . | KW™& HSTS.NW. MAIN 6953