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UNUSUAL VALUE.
S16 800

Price reduced $1,000 for immediate sale
located in fashionable Washington Heights: =
story tapestry brick home, con ming large
rooms: four well proportoned rooms lst floor:
large bedrooms sleeping porch and tile
baths. End floor: servants room and bath in
basement: hot-water heat. rear pOrches. solid
oak floors, 5 open freplaces, artistic interior
design: undoubtedly best vslne seen recently
in this section. See this and Judge for your
self Easy terms.
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NJ y y I
2O25 KaloramR Road NV

2025 Kalorama Road NV.
One Of the best locations in Washington
|F sights; 10 rooms, . baths. steam heat and
|slectric lights.
This property has just been reconditioned
throughout and is a bargain at $4,000 Rea-
konab!e terms.
VACANT.
1865 Shepherd St. NV.
lust of 14th St and on one Of the prettiest
treets in Columbia Heights.
= rooms and bath hot-water heat and cleo
kric lighte; room for garage; semi-detsched
Reduced 10 s12.500. Terms.
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER,
ah7 N Y Ave " Main 1855.
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OVERLOOKING SOLDIERS
HOME-SS.25O.

Unusually low priced as compared with other
similar houses in this section; six spacious
rooms. sleeping porch, built-in garage, hot
water heat, corner house. entirely modern: an
opportunity buy at your own price, with
easy terms; act quickly.
IALL & CO.. INC,
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BOOTHS BARGAIN HOMES

BOOTHS BARGAIN HOMES
rents. $40 month. Near 18th and
$4,950-18th and u SEE rooms, bath;
&c ooo good lot; pnrches: papered.
So'ooo-Soufh Carolina ave. near 10th st.,
nm U rooms, bath. garage; fine home.
S"'VUo-tIorida ave. n.e.--6 rooms. bath ::
h;-wh; cellar. furnace; good lot ;
$6.00o-E st. near Union sta-Fine brick
house; rooms, cellar; rents, SEQ;
So, ,I50-Columbia Hgts-Fine buff brick
rooms, BATH porches; near 1lth and
ss,oo0-Takoma Park-BungaIow. 6 rooms;
corner lot 20Ox24O, $4,000 So. It.
truit., hne garden, elec. lts.; rare
.O00-Columbia Heights. 11th and Harvard
n:w.-3story brick, rooms. bath.
steam heat. cellar; room for auto:
near normal school.
So,Oo0-GeorRia ave. NV. near New Hamp-
shire awe rooms, bath. porch
front, tine location for home
S9,ooo-MGss. ave. n.e.-Fine corner home,
an -oo 10 rooms baths; large lot: h.-w.h.
0 stories. 10 n. hot. water heat; fine
80 ooo home very central; near Union sta.
slo'ooo-Nesr Union stationLs.story brick. u
rooms, baths; double garage: wide
s1l,5oo- 10th ST. eIteSd:dmS-~ 0ns bnas.lo% o1u'*i
sl2'5oo-2oth st; n.w.-Fins dwelling. 8 rms,
bath. h.-w.h. garage; large yard
Electricity. See IL.
Sl2,ooV-Sau's Addition-Beautful home,
rooms, bath garage; elec. large lot;
special bargain. See this at once.
sl3, 5O0-Georgia ave near York Theater-
Dandy brick dwelling; large lot: ga
rage; excellent location for business.
See IL.
Sl4 4ooo-tolumhia rd. near 18th st. n.w--3-
story brick. 10 rooms, bath. electric
ny. NV h.: wide alley: room for
auto. Possession once.
Many Other Bargain Homes TO OFFER.
Exchanges Considered, Terms Arranged.
ROLAND &. BOOTH,
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133 ATLANTIC ST Sc.
6-room bungalow: lots (over u acre Of
II roundl: 1920 Maxwell touring car: all for
|OnIy So 800.
This bungalow has city water and cleo
iricity; no other modern Improvements.
Owner. government employe. Is being
transferred TO Utah and will give possession
within so days.
Terms, si,iOO cash balance payable at s25
per month including interest at sc.
fEspect any time. Car may be seen even
gs or any time Sunday.
LOUIS +. SHOEMAKER,
/ 4o7 n 7 Ave y w Main 1865.
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FOR SALE-H0USES
Continued.
NE. BARGAIN.
NEAR 18th & MD. AVE.
so 18th CT NJ Z
$50 18th ST. NE.

owner viii sacrifice hne bay window brick
nome or large, light rooms and bath, In this
lights; fne light cellar; price, So 900; direct
from owner; easy terms. 107 Sth ST. Sc.
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CHEVY CHASE.
C1d 5l0

Never before have we been able to offer
such good values in this section. most at
tractive home containing 4 rooms. including
breakfast room. on lst floor: 3 bedrooms and
baths on md no0r bedrooms and bath on
3rd floor; large lot; h.w.h.: garage. in best Of
condition; Il block from Connecticut ave.
line: third floor renting for $50
per month: Absolutely the best offering in this
section priced low for immediate sale
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IRVING ST. NV.
rooms, bath. gas. h.-w.b. electricity,
garage. porch. Good buy, low price and easy
terms. Inspect now.
18th STREET NV.
10-room, colonial porch, near Central High;
h.w,h.. bath. gas. electricity; garage.
NEAR 14th AND PARK.
q rooms. bath gas. electricity and many
conveniences. Priced right Terms.
r. D. MACPHERSON.
20e CenAiasntAl Tenat Dl61. Nsia l1e0s-s
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FOB sALE-HoUsEs

s These Houses
Are Real Homes.
They are inviting in their design-three
distinct types-and appealing to the
housewife in the character OF arrangement,
the completeness and convenience of the
equipment. The location is unsurpassed
for residence
Albemarle and 58th SITS,
Chevy Chase, D. {.
Six rooms, tiled bath, sleeping porch;
hot-water heat; stone foundation; stone
Nfreplace; gas and electric equipment;
very convenient and best of equipment.
Open for Inspection Every
Dav and Evening.
Our Mr.. Hamilton is always to be found
at the sample house. Or, for special ap-
pointment, phone him. Cleveland 1890.
Take Chevy Chase cars TO Albemarle at.
t1rst stop north OF Bureau Of Standards
walking north TO 3Sth ST.
HARRY A. KITE.
owner and Builder.
1914 h st. Ph. NJ. 1910.
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MI. PLEASANT.

MT. PLEASANT.
Without a doubt one of the most
reasonably priced homes in this desr-
sHe locality. comparatively new,
twu-story tapestry brick home, having
rooms, complete baths. glass-in-
closed sleeping porch. breakfast porch.
lights. h.-w.h.. oak floors and a built
IN 6rst-cisss condition. Price, 1880
Reasonable terms.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
Realtors.
1884 II at. NV. Phone Main 1n2s.
FOR SALE TO COLORED.
AZ n-w.-1o rooms and . baths: hot
water heat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sS. 900
cruer Rhode Island ave. n.w.-i2 rms.
and bath; electric light. So, 900
rI& ST. n.w.-Modern Groom and
hath ..,..,................. $1,000
9th ct. n.w.--6-room and bath $500
th ct. uw.--9-room and bath. ...... SO, 900
1t St nw.-s.room and bath; electric
III ut. n.w.-6-room and bath. .... $500
II. H. BERGMAN & CO.
R31 + St NV
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AND INVESTMENT
$4,000.

Located in vicinity OF 18th and Columbia
rd- ThrPe-story brick, : bedrooms and 2
lbs tbs. h. ". h.. third floor should easily for
$40: out of-town owner must sacrifice at above
price. Very easy terms
Evening star., 1923-03-18

ANNOUNCE EMEN
FOR THE INFORMATION OF PERSONS
DESIRING TO BUY 4 HOME.
We pleased 90 announce that have
of the largest collections of available
homes to be found in Washington.
We are especially we'll supplied with north
asst properties and those Of medium price in
he northwest and suburban districts.
0ug cars and expert knowledge OF values
rofghout the city are always at your service.
GARMAN BROS.
Successors TO ]. d. Garmanp
4O6 G. ST. Main $3.50 .
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OVERLOOKING ROCK
Cd II L L ID d l. ca 000

Two-story tapestry brick; 6 large rooms and
sleeping porch: two-car garage; hot-water
heat: good condition: very reasonable termE
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SAUL'S ADDITION.

Comparatively new detached house on IS
foot lot; 3 rooms and screened breakfast porch
on 1st hoor; bedrooms and tiled bath md
floor: garage: h.w.h.; entirely modern; within
IL blocks OF 1ith ST. and Georgia ave. car
lines Army officer. leaving town, must sell.
A real buy
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.
= Continued.

- Continued.
Carefully Selected List of
Capital g
Prospective purchasers will find IT dsti
these offerings as in any way meet their rec
Chevy Chase. D. C.-$I4,5oo.
Smart new 7-room and bath, detached
hardwood floors throughout, hot-wate
heat. cleo, unusually large closets Wit
lights, living porch. open fireplace brst
floor tiled lavatory, tiled bath witt
shower. innumerabie other features
This house is priced 5000 under th'
market.
Chevy Chase, d. C.-SrI,5oo.
seven-room, twobath; semi-detached
excellent locality: front, rear and sleep
ing porches; h.-w.h.. cleo: hardwood
floors; screens; fine condition. \ rea
bargain.
Chevy Chase, d. C.-$IS,ooo.
Close TO Conn. ave. Beautiful s-roon
and 2-bath, detached, Dutch colonial
h.-w.h.. cleo; porches; hardwood floor
throughout; screens, awnings, slate roof
servants room; large lot: garage OF
paved alley.
18th and Longfellow-SIo,5oo.
$500 cash, Semi detached, 6-room
bath brick sleeping. front and ren
porches: hardwood floors and trim
throughout; screens; car brick garage
Delafield West of I4th-SI5,8oo
Pretty. detached brick. rooms am
bath. tiled lnvatory: sleeping. front anC
porches; hardwood floors; screens
strictly modern: good condition. Mos
desirable section. Terms
Delaheld West of I3th-$I5.oo
Very complete s,room and bath. de
sleeping. front and rear porches: hard
wood floors: screens; garage. Terms.
I4th St. Heights-$IS.5o 500.
beautiful. detached s-room and !.
bath house. close 10 18th st. in excep
tional locality; hot water heat. cleo. in
rorches: slate roof; two-car garage OF
good lot.
Montello Ave. \. N.E.-S5. 500.
$3.50 cash easy terms. SK-room ans
bath brick, with room for garage on lot
Fifth ST. N.E.-$6.ooo.
semi-detsched, corner. brick. 8 room.
sun porch. sleeping porch. garage
Terms.
Also see the new WALKER-BUILT HO
D. c. They are open every day for inspect ton
ALLAN Z. WA,
MEMBER OF THE wAsHIN
SI5 18th St. NV.
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FINE BUNGALOW ROOMS AND BATH.
In Takoma Park Md.
SIX bedrooms. hot water heat; garage With
= building lots; 2U-foot front; electricity; (;
hardwood interior; papered; 40 fruit trees.
Very fine home. Price. $4,000. City ex-
change considered for northwest residence.
ROLAND G.. BOOTH,
2l5 st. NV. Franklin 2TOo, l9s
sS. $50; NEAR Bird AND EAST CAPITOL;
hve-room frame:
electricity and gas; terms.
RROOKLAND.
Eight large rooms on two floors: two baths:
hot-water heat. electricity. gas. garage. large
lot excellent condition: possession terms.
GRAY & BOWLES, INC,
Line. lsS. 10 Sth st. ne
No CHARGE FOR BIG TYPEWRITER LIST
of inspected properties. giving full and cor
rect information; all sections: different prices.
owners or our agents Will gladly show you
your choice. Write or call for list.
Henry {. Harding Co.. 1910 F.
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Main 5OS2- 1898.
~LEEELAND PARK.
$1,000.

Pretty detached house rooms and bsth:
servants quarters In basement; large lot (.
h.w h.: strictly modern and in excellent con
ditinn throughout: delightfully located near
Connecticut ave. Navy officer must sell II is
difncuit TO locate similar values in this er
elusive section. Can be seen any time. Very
easy terms.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
individually built. detached. center
hall pan home located in a choice
section. directly between the Cnevy
Chase and Columbia Country Clubs
There spacious and well planned
rooms. complete bath and extra lava
tory. exceptionally large living room
inclosed sleeping porch servants
room, electric range and every mod.
tprn convenience. We'll improved lot
S0I12O. with garage. Price just re
'duced 10 sIS.JOo. Moderate terms
Hedges & Middleton. Inc,
Realtors.
1894 II 81. Wv Phone Main lnos
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DETACHED HOUSE
AT SACRIFICE
Brookland best section. rooms. tile bath ::
mi: new large lot: cool summer nights ::
mast leave city immed. possess. Terms bet
81. ne.
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SPECIAL

For sale-By owner. Takoma Park. New.
strictly modern, o-stOry, 10 rooms, baths.
5ot-water heat. garage. Can be used for one
tr two families; separate entrance. Can rent
mart for nearly enough to make monthly pay
mentS. Easy terms Owner moving TO Cali
fornia. Immediate possession. Phone Columbia
1856 W
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BLOOMlNGDALE
4 real bargain in an attractiveV
situated colonial home. overlooking the
reservoir grounds. 1t has good size
rooms. tile hath. parquet floors. elec
rric lights and excellent heating plant
Deep rear yard with room for garage
Priced only 81 $50 for quick sale.
Terms arranged.
Hedges & Middleton. Inc,
Realtors.
1914 II St. NV. Phone Main 102s.
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FINE BUNGALOW ROOMS AND BATH.
In Takoma Park, Md.
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Carefully Selected List of the Best
Capital and Sub,
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COIJ MBlA \ HEIGH is.
A splendid ln-room modern home with two
baths and servants toilet: hot-water heat; {;
electricity and gas: alley and garage space
many distinctive modern features: all in
hrstclass condition. OCCUPIED by the owner
who is asking $4,000 but will consider an
offer.
GARMAN BROS.
Evening star., 1923-01-29
.Flowers From Air
ribute to Dead
OF Theater Crash

While Washington yesterday was
cognizant of the first anniversary of
the greatest disaster in the history of
the city-the Knickerbocker Theater
collapse-tribute was paid to the
memory of the ninety-eight persons
who lost their lives by the naval air
service
Leaving the naval air station at
Anacostia, ID. c.. about 2;30 o'clock.
two Fought airplanes packed with
flowers set out for the site of the
knickerbocker Theater, at 18th street
and Columbia road. On reaching the
scene of the disaster Of just one year
ago the flowers were strewn in and
about the roofiess walls. Having re-
Vlved the memory of those who lost
their lives at that place, the two huge
birds returned to their base.
The plan to memorialize the dead
or the Knickerbocker disaster was
originated by Representative Upshaw.
VINO lost q niece in the crash. In the
morning he sent several baskets Of
mowers to Lieut.. w. d. Thomas, CON-
manding officer of the naval air sta
ton. and at the appointed time they,
were placed in the planes and taken
on their mission by LicI:. I.overne
Pope and Gunner Reuscnel. FLYING
with Lieut.. Pope was Aviation Me-
chanic Hudson. and with Gunner
Reuschel. Mechanic Cinq- MARS
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RITES FOR C. r. KIRK.
Prominent Montgomery County
Resident Buried at Sandy Spring.

ROCKVILLE. Md. January 90 tSpe-
ciaD.-The funeral of Charles f.
Kirk, well known farmer, prominent
ly identified for many years with va
rious business interests and one of
the county's leading citizens, who
died Friday at his home near Olney.
this county. aged seventy years. took
place yesterday afternoon from the
meeting house of the Society OF
Friends. at Sandy Springs, many per-
sons from various parts of the county,
the District of Columbia and else
where attending.
Henry E. Davis of Washington. a
long time friend of Mr.. Kirk, spoke
feelingly of the deceased and Rev
Guy kagey. rector of st. Johns Epis-
copal Church. Olney. delivered a short
address. Mrs Mariana Miller read
from the Bible and Allan Farquhar
read one of Mr.. Kinks favorite poems.
The pallbearers We're Harold B,
Stabler and f. w. McReynolds of
Washington and Fred J.. Thomas, A.
Douglas Farquhar, Josiah w. Jones
and Mahlon Kirk of this county.
Burial was in the Friends cemetery,
Sandy Spring.
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Deatbs.
SEYMOUR

oEd moUh. Suddenly. Sunday, January 2t
IsS3. at his residence, 1410 st. NV, NOR
IAN E.. beloved husband Of Leila Seymou
NEE Covert: Funeral from the above res.
tbanc. on wednesday, January 81. at 7:3t
Shence TO st. PauIs Church, where rlass wi
De SAID at 8 am. Internent Thurmont Nd
xM9NDs Special communication OF Navs
lodge No. 4, l.. A A. NJ, Tuesday, jar
na nary 80. 1923. at 12:45 pm. for the pur
brother, ARTHUR J. sYWONDs Rv ords
OF the worshipfu master.
HOLLAND NJ BROWN, Secretary.
1aEILEh; Monday, January 20. 1923. "a
I'm, EMMA THERESA TRETLER Inc,
EnarFeyJ' beloved wife of John f. Trptier
Tuneral from her brothers residence, l52
18th st. NV. Notice later
"ooD. Suddenly. Sunday January IS. 1879
q. her Residence, 4103 Ellicott 81. NV
Sarah r. WOOD, in the 6gth wear Of h.
rbe, tibe, She IS survived by her husband
y M W. wood. Icy two daughters. Edn
D. Mears and Carita s. Thomas; also bv 4,
30 Son' cdd Leroy 7. Wood. Funeral services vii
conducted by the Rev Mr. Smith a
the Park View Christian Church at har laT
ie'iuehce tuesday. January 80 al . O'Clock
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EARL B. GADDIS, FORMER
D. C. RESIDENT, is DEAD
Newspaper Man Who Served Here
as Senator Hitchcock's Secretary
Succumbs to Pneumonia,

OMAHA, Neb.. January 29.-Earl
K Gaddis. member of the edi-
torial staff Of the Omaha World
Herald and, well known in Washing
ton newspaper circles. being former
ly secretary to Senator Gilbert Hitch
cock. died here last night of pneu-
monia.
Mr.. Gaddis was secretary to Senator
Hitchcock of Nebraska for many
years. He had been in newspaper
work for some time before coming TO
Washington to act as secretary to
the Nebraska senator. During the
long debate in the Senate over the
treaty of Versailles. he was of much
assistance to Mr. Hitchcock. who was
conducting the fight for ratification
of that pact. Mr.. Gaddis was very
popular among the clerks at the Capt.
tol and was we'll and favorably
known TO many men in public life
here. He left here a year ago TO
resume newspaper work on the
Omaha World-Herald. which is own
ed by Senator Hitchcock.
Evening star., 1923-01-29

W. Elmer Espey. former president Of
the James B. Lambie Hardware Com
pany and q. native of this city, died
yesterday at his home. 10 5 street
northwest. after short illness. He
was born in Washington forty eight
years ago and had been with the
Lambie Company thirty-two years,
having entered the employ of the firm
upon graduation from the Business
High School.
Mr.. Espey was the son of Mrs. Mary
L. and the late Henry Clay Espey. He
is survived by his wife, Mrs. Gertrude
Baden Espey, and five children. Ger
trude, Mary, Ruth. Elizabeth and Will
liam. He was brother of John b..
A. Louis and Edward Espey: Mrs. Phil
lip T. Happ and Mrs. Walter r. HILL
all Of this city.
He was member OF the Board of
Trade and the City Club. Funeral
services will be held at ST. Martins
Catholic Church Wednesday morning al
9 O'Clock. Interment will be in Mount
Olivet cemetery.
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STAR EDITORIAL WRITER
DIES IN HIS I'D YEAR
James w. Allison Il Mourned by
Wide Circle Of Friends
Here,

James w. Allison. for thirty-one
years q member Of the editorial staff
Of The Evening Star. died this morn :
ing at o'clock in his Apartment at
the New Ebbitt Hotel. Death was due
to heart failure, following an attack
Of grip.
Mr.. Allison was born January 25,
1851, at Henderson, KY, the son of
Young c. Allison, a pioneer of Vir-
ginia heritage. At an early age he
determined on a newspaper career
ana secured his first position on a
paper in Louisville. Forty-one years
ago he came to Washington as corre-
spondent for the old Louisville Com
mercial and had remained here ever
since. For the first ten years Of his
work In Washington he was corre-
the New York World and the New
York Tribune, but the remainder of
MS life was devoted to editorial work
for The Evening Star.
Mr. Allison numbered among his
personal acquaintances some OF the
most prominent men of the past and
present, but since he was stricke
with deafness, about ten years ago,
he had lived retired life. He was "a
member of the National Press Club.
the Gridiron Club and other social
and professional organizations here.
The body will be cremated tomor-
row afternoon. pursuant to the ex-
pressed wish of Mr.. Allison. and the
ashes Will be taken to Henderson, to
be placed beside the body of his
mother. The funeral services will be
held there.
Surviving him are a brother and a
sister-f oung f. Allison, well known
In the neid or liteature and editor Of
several trade and insurance journals.
and Miss Sue Allison-both OF Louis
Vile.
Mr. Allison never married. He ceIe-
hrated his seventy-second birthday
anniversary Thur rsday, at which time
his friends on The Star sent greet
ings in the form OF flowers
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DIES OF pneumonia.
Funeral Services to Be Held To
morrow for Mrs. M. C. Brown.

Mrs. Mary Cox Brown. widow of
Lieut. Thomas Brown. nurse in the
Veterans Bureau, died Saturday nigh:
at her residence, 1445 Clifton street
of pneumonia.
Funeral services will be held at w
r. Speare's undertaking establish
ment tomorrow morning at o'clock.
Rev. w. A. Morgan, pastor of the
Mount Pleasant congregational
Church, will officiate. Intermeht will
be in her former home, Charlottes-
willie. Va.
Her husband, Lieut.. Brown, died
overseas. A son, Murray Brown. elev-
en- years old, survives.
Evening star., 1923-01-29
GIFT TO NEWS WRITERS.

Edgar c. Snyder. United States mar
sflal for the District of Columbia, re-
membered the newspaper men attached
to the courthouse today and sent each
a red carnation in honor of the late
William Mckinley, the martyred Presie
dent.
Evening star., 1923-01-29
GLOues Are Red-Trimn,ed

Following the demand for color
in all the things of spring, gloves
have chosen trimmings of red to
give them the Importance they
deserve. The gloves sketched are
of fine black kid, with gauntlet
cuff and stitching of red. $500.
-F1rgt El0o1.
Evening star., 1923-01-29
Beaded Bags of Brilliant Color

This smart bag, on a tortoise
shell frame, has a beaded carry
ing strap and is lined with almond
green satin. The chief colorings
of the beautiful beaded designs
are green, gold and silver, with
sprinklings Of other tones. $9.95.
First E7oor.
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Carb of Tbanks.

STAHL. We wish to extend our sincere thanks
TO our many neighbors. relatives and friends
for their kindness, sympathy and floral Of
ferings at the death Of our dear husband and
father. FREDERICK STAHL.
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN
Evening star., 1923-01-29
Ratine and Crepe are
Fnr0red Cotton Fabrics

Cotton will fashion the interesting
fros and suits In host Of hight and dark shades
SSc yard.
Ratnes domestic imported in close cs-ork plain
Evening star., 1923-01-29
Ne,v Silks are Printed. Too

There's inehaustble variety in the printed crepes
Patterns and coorings borrowed from Egypt from the Orient
and from the daring conventional designs Printed
crepes in various weaves, 500 to $3.50 yard.
Evening star., 1923-01-29
FOUND.

BULLDOG. French. female. Owner apply al
501 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1923-01-29
Knobby, Indeed, Is This
Ne,u Spanish Comb

Besides showing a design that
is decided variation from the
usual Spanish comb, this one is of
Amber-asia, a lovely amber tint
material that sets off the color
ing of any shade of hair. $4.95.
First Floor.
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Dresses from Linen Darnask F

And why not Why should the beautiful damask prints
of table linen cone their usefulness there? Women have
recognized their possibilities and this spring there will be many
sport and street dresses from these attractive patterns ALL
white linen daask $1s5 $500 yard Mercerzed damask
in ehnsh patterns with colored borders "a u inches
wide is soc and $1.O0 yard.
Evening star., 1923-01-29
4 NeU Pendant Pin

Direct from France comes this
brooch pendant pin, where it has
been enhancing the beauty of
many smart dress. Square or
droop shape, Of ivory, set with
mock pearls and colored stones.
$3.50 and $3.o5.
--First FIoor.
Evening star., 1923-01-29
Hdn1atite
The Je,oelry of the Hour

Whether in it's beautiful, solid
uncut form or in the small stone
effect known as marcasite, hama
tite is strictly the last word in
iewelry. The cordelier sketched
has sterling silver pendant, set
wi t h hamatite, marcasite and
coral, with marcasite slide. $18.95.
FIRST Floor.
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1t is S8.05

White silk eponge, embroidered in al
mond green, henna or black, is irresistible
in this jacquette overblouse that fastens
with three large white buttons.
1t is destined to become part of many
fascinating summer costumes, for it's ma
terial, colorings and style are all impor-
tant features of the new mode.
Many other blouses of such striking oriei-
nality, they promise to bring the two-piece cos
crepes, embroidered and trimmed in many de-
lghtful ways. $s.o5 to SLIPS.
Second Floor