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WFST. MARY TPaSCTS ~
III MPmnridn.
CHASE

ChANF. GEORGE A. In loving rer,-r-
.b+1'e v.bo ot oIr father and srandfath-
ttodav FebrGsryy; ~ %. i''T 1881 Tn' years s7'
"ha' = wonderful memory 5',' you S5ao Ie.t
Tprght and faithful in all your vsvs.
eaul!'u. character till the end Of your
BRYsON CHASE AND GPATD9sdd5H1Es ATl1D9d5 "
GE9e9E GGEEo9ge9GE. CHARLIE AND MITON
CHtsE. GEORGE A. In sad but loving
GEORGE A. CHASE 9fs5 Gba .r,.g.J tataeT;
-eTnaI rest eiGht years ago TO-DAY,
February II, 1926
Dsar father. words cannot express hor
CO Our 6,,I Fps .IPe, know not what 70 say.
IN oGr home each and every dsv
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN. App1v
CHASE GREEN BPYSON CHASE
AND HATTIE CHASE GRAY.
''Ek1 6ea ANSdF afb.- In ANSiE SE4s eggzg Of
20 Is in Sfs5s NdTfois 7Eo vs today, FsbruaT5
DeaT mother in the ShadOV Of tht rock
you are resting
LOVING son AND DAUGHTER, JACOB
AND LOUISE CURRY.
pApE' n2d f.1S,. R0SA Ellen tribute Of love
Ts5Ts Tsrl5rs mother and wife; ROSA FLLEN
LAIR V no passed INTO lie u
years ago today February o6 1889
Aasa 9sa N ads33 al933' 10 ltss 4s:,et5st to stray
IL 1--we again II memory
Inc farpy GAYS thai used 10 he
! hear you LAUGH see you smile.
tax with you a little while
love to lnEer on the way
10 ne Toad that leads me back to -
Nov the laborers task Is DER.
=. Nov the battle day is past
Now upon the farther shore
Lahos the voyager a. last
Father. in Thy gracious keeping
Leave We now Thy servant Steering
SON AND HUSBAND.
HOWARD. ALEXANDER SLAUGHTER
AL5XASpRRm as pRRRm5E sEAUGETER e 2HE 0fl2Tso a9w
AED. Nno passed away from Us twenty
SSeaFI aSo today. Thursday, February
TIsT TEIEs9TTHEF THE REEEREN6V H5f NR66VQThD H1I2
HOWARD. ALEXANDER s In loving
DER s. HOWARD WHO 'IG passed tINARSv aRsv
twenty years ago today. February 90
HIS WIFE. GRACE P. HOWARD
HARRINGTON. GEORGE W. In no.norv
o. 9,,r ny dear father. GEORGE W. MAR
RING ION. who passed away six years
aso today. February 20, 1928.
w. zone but not forgotten
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER. LOUISE.
SHIPMAN, THOMAS R. In sad but low
ING remembrance OF nv dear husbs1d
THOMAS R. SHIPMAN who p.ss.j
away .hree years aeo today. Pebruary
Memory, like a sweet-scented vine.
BEautlful thoughts of you entwine
Mhen llfe'S works are DER
We II meet again on yonder shore
HIS LOVING WIFE ELLA N SHIP
"AIkiNS' IDA F In loving rer1en-
prance OF my daughter md our sister
SIX years aeo today February of 1905
MOTHER AND SISTERS
WAYNE. ELLEN. In sad but loving re-
menorance OF my dear mamma ELLEN
WAYNE who entered into eternal rest
sixteen years ago February 25. 1915.
Sleep beloved. sleep
HER LONELY DAUGHTER ALICE
WAYNE
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MRS. C. CONKLING DIES
Funeral Will Be Held in Chicago
and Burial in Louisville.

Mrs. Benjamin C. Conkling, aunt Of
Mrs. A. J. Mccartney. wife of the
pastor of the Church of the Covenant,
died Saturday at her home in Chi
cago. it was learned here today.
She is survived by her husband and
three nieces. Funeral services will be
held in Chicago and burial will be in
Louisville, KY.
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CLUB TO HEAR O'CONNOR

Controller of Currency Speaks
Wednesday Night.
Jr.T. oConnor, controller OF the
currency, will address the District of
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DENNIS ]. INLAND. F. s. y
HANNES. WADE II. On Mnndav Ea ahr1l-

III ~ "HUf II Oh IOnuaV. p bru-
ary 20 1874. at his residence. 2I2g
Cnarnlng ST. ne. WADE H. beloved
HUSBAND of zalds C. HAYNES Funeral
from the above address on WednesCa5
FeprusTy p. at > pm. Relatives and
TRENDS invited. Iute-ment Ceaar Hi
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Ft0i4eIy %. I"t4, CYRIL ALLEN JtF7-
FER5ON. devoted son of Horace and
Lilile Jefferson. brother of Estelle Crum-
mer, Matte Byrd. Ruth Williams Sam
urI.. Horace. Jr: Edward. William and
b atrIce Jefferson. Remain resting at
the W Ernest JARVIS funeral church
If''' You 81. nv. Notice Of funeral
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Braths.
THOMAS,

THOMAS. GEORGE. Departed this life
on Saturday February "a. 1884, at the
age Of II. GEORGE THOMAS devoted
Mo RSoaa atReT A4lne 81
h as dsude A4lfs Thomas Iae5 sad As MTs Isn
ne also leaves fVe brothers. Two sisters
and twenty-five grandchildren. Re-
Pnnna pains y will res, rest e. the Arnold funeral
until f2esd f2esdaP Pa'rf s :4o H
absco Baptist CHURCH; TUESDAY. Febrg-
inyited ih5y sd. at l pm Relatives and fFsPds en-
THOMPSON. MARY r. s. On MONDAY.
4s4!n1fy 4s4g 1g,b %4 = 1884 4 her rg,aae1Is,
SON, beloved wife Of the late LEWIS
Lowe Thompson and mother Of Mrs,
ElWood II Seal: Funeral services fpri-
Gay. Gay; February 81. at 3 pm. Interment
VERMILLION. CHARLES THOMAS. Sud-
CHARLES T VERMTLLioN - beloved
HuSoShq nus c OF Della Vermillion tnee Dor
fhs fs' above 1e' resde5te 2id st. m Funeral from
;bs,, my q; at $50 am, HlFh requiem
Relatives and friends invited %
vERMILLION, CHARLES t. Cor-adet of
I Col James s. Pettitt CAMP No %
=.Ixsas United Spanish war VET
5ss 5s3f fs.:5;y q; ,' 'i9assl:f '2 sE
IlDeTSl
VERMILLION. i'f'f'H10 l.
WILLIAM G. CoPLEY. Commander
WASHINGT0N. THELMA REBECCA. On
li9serins Illness THELMHA2 Ma REBEGcA Bee
neloyed daughter Of the late Aldridre
Brooks ia6 e snd Ella Brooks Allen, low
q Henry $ and Georgia fsufh'ST WasRihsg STasfiIaT
tun' She aso IraVes 70 mourn their
msze ,}s5 'WS Va e5hndTen t5nsTen CLAYTON jr~ and
ggohnson: Two brothersi' Aidridre nc and
fssfiTee q9fr5 Br06kf a96 5rtea9 a9d host Of other
at The funeral home Of Henry Wsshe
Ineton Sons. 1925 Deane ave ne
from IfSa1F 9hs First t'BBsTsr BsBsit, G6ursb, of
L.os4wood. d C Rev Georre W Brert
CsGc,.rn CC,aT,s.lnE. Interment Lincoln Memorial
WATERS. FANNIE s. On Monday reh-
wary 70 lH3i. st her residence 3II
Barfed st, qw }b}y Fl. FANNIE g5 s. WATERS D.
6daushters. Mrs. Bessie Nichoiso5 sndd and
George AsRlf sEaf,orR RidEley tTe ore GRANDSON
FaiS1S FrSfber shs 8. Iynsi Ne AlmiTs wisemsn ore
R.deelv and many other %.r0 relatives sp 'anI anI
Hiehns Notice Of funeral hereafter
WATSON EMILE DEvITN. On sstur-
IN IN WATSON widow OF Albert F Wa
s9?eTFices At the chanel Of Joserl
r[dWtSr SrnS. 1856 Pa ave r
tiu@soav. Februarv -. a. - am In
Hrment Congressional Cemetery.
WATTS. MARY JANE. Fr,ercd into res,
On SaluIdsv February q. Ia34 - r.r
JIfASNlTEenGc iIANE G & -9I4 Park road n " rtAFv
t.llL,H ,fatte Services the abcv- -
GleSs Tuesdsv. february - a. nm
I"eFm'ni OaE Hi C-me.erv.
WFST, MARY FRANCIS ro,s-.,d a..
4fe Monday mofninq. Fcbrusrv &C
INH4 r. , O'Clock at 10" Vireir =
ave SW.. NARY FRANCIS WFsT eh.
!eares 70 mourn their loss fT-o d.,-b
SsIS. Joeephlne Han and Julia Cha
nan; TWO cons. Arthur and Paul W.,
I"9 ,granddauehters- Mary Wulb.rr-
Enc F,,ao, 'ols 40 MooIr. Remains resting ,,
C2plfol St. Notice Of funeral later.
"rr' LIVES Il On SUNDAY. Fsbrrar~
-; I'T4. JAMES II beloved Husband r.
iI3Is Iy ] lepp- Services st ths J.
E.neS g funeral home oan1 IAth ?.
". TUESDAY. Frb~uarv - - ~
4Aierment Glenvood Cemcte7v,
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NORRIS On sundav, Frb.

!La-y y, III. af Gallln9er Hospital
NORRIS HENDERSON aRed ~ years.
Funeral Wednesday, February -, at 10
m. from the George W. Wise Co fu-
neral home. 300 NJ St NV. Relatives
ana iIIcnos invited. InlcIment OAK
ton, Fairfax County Va
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~ "oP"PC49 plV8St NopF'
PIITT ALEXANDER ri On NFo,,dav

PLITT, ALEXANDER II. On Monday Feb
ruary 26. 195+ at his residence.
wheaton. Nd, ALEXANDER H. aged 66
years. beloved husband Of Elizabeth c.
Pitt Funeral from the chapel of Thos.
S. Sergeon. l0ll 5th st NV. on Wed
neSday February IS at " pm Re!a-
tives and friends invited to attend In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Please
omit flowers -
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day, February %. 1874, CHARLES T.
Funeral from his late residence los
LongIellow st. nv. on Wednesday Feb-
ruary -. at g a. m. Requiem mass al
the Church OF the Nativity. Brieh WOOD
ID. c, $3.50 m. Relatives and friends
invited, Interment St. Johns Gene
terry. Forest Glen. Nd.
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Iso7 N st.n.e. GEoRGE A. I5ef5,Sf 6eiov5o
husband of Cora A. IRISH Funeral from
the William H. Sardo funeral chapel.
AZ II IT. nc. on Tuesday February
- at 80 m. Relatives and friends
invited. lntetment Gienwood Cemetery
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PRAITHER, REIN S. Departed this life

Sunday. February -. 1924. after a
lone illness. REIN S PRATTHER He
leaves to mourn their loss three dauqh-
terS. Aline Williams. Lucille Praither.
ErneStine Meade: one son Clarence
Praither; two brothers. Thomas and
William PTaither. two sisters Ida Bell
and Lucy Prsither: one granddaughter.
Jean Meade. and host Of other rela-
tlves and friends. Remains resting at
Campbeus funeral home. 423 Az st.
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February 25 I934. al her residence;
t;:i7 @ st. s.w FRANCES A. beloved
wife OF the late John H DE Atloy and
mother of william and La Mott De At
ley Funeral services al the above resi-
Gence on Wednesday. February IS. IT :
pm Interment Coneressionsl Gene
terry. Relatives and friends invited =
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JOHNSON. ANNA r. On Saturday Feb

ruaIy u. 1884 ANNA B aaed ~ years.
the beloved wife Of William G. john
san OF G35 Eve St. sW Funeral from
the onspei Of P. A. TaIJavuI. f3G 3th
81. sVz on Tuesday. February -. at II
m Relatives and friends are invited.
InleIment Loudon Park Cemetery. Baltl-
NOR Nd ~
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PATCHEII. JIIIA A

III HELL, JIIIA a. On sunday. Feb
LuaIy -. 1854, JULIA A, PATCHELL.
PeloVed mother OF Frederick J. PatcheIl
Epiphany on Wednesday. February -.
at II am Interment Rock Greek
Cemetery Remains resting al the
S H. Hines Co. funeral home. a90l
18th ST. NV. Richmond and El PaSo
newspapers pIease copv ! -
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HARRIS, CHARLES r. Members Of Keane
/ Council, No 353. K Of C.. are hereby
/ mo- 1ed Of the death Of Brother
! CHARLES f, HARRIS. and are request
! Cd 10 meet at MS late residence. 105
l0nRleHoW st. NV. Tuesday February
-. 1854 at $40 I'M
Il
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Saturday February "a. 1894. at his
residence, 1905 T. ST. ne. BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN. beloved husband OF Bertha
Graves. Funeral services will be held
at the sbove residence Tuesday. Feb
ruary %. at pm. Relatives anc
Cemetery
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WILLIAM G. CoPLEY. Commander


Tpary 26 1924. at her residence. All
St n ". FANNIE s WATERS d.
parted this life She is si,rriyeS ~ /.
IoVlhF husband Samuel waters; two
caushters. Mrs. Bessie Nicholson and
Mrs Annie RidRley: one grsndson
GeorFe Shelton; two sisters Mrs smsis
hlcEs and Mrs. AlmIra Wisrman. on.
nrIo'her, Samuel GaSkins two sons-fn-
11W. Or. n. s Nicholson and .Iobr
R.deelv. and many other relatives and
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and Lucy Prsither: one granddaughter,
Jean Meade. and a host Of other rela-
t!yes Ggsrsdf snd friends ,,ea, Remains resting at
s.w- Notice of funeral later
PRICE DAVID d. On February 81, 1894.
at his .VIB TeIIdence \ m 16a7 ,GE Vermont ave
Mrs; Lucy Lamar, Price and the late
H. and Herbert S. Price. Funeral We'd
fSs nesday McF.a}ra February rs at ! Pm, from
yited, 1nterment Ariineton National
after noon Tuesday. -
SSTTy.ns5a SSTy g. iaat ALBERT s: ths BELOVED
Of HaPod and Helen HeVfF Reaer iaihe and
Mrs; Florence Tryon. Funeral services
s.; ne. Notice Of time to be announced
ruary "5. 1874, at her residence. 1905
New Hampshire ave. NV. EFFIE c..
stIscof ge Of the late James RpDnso1
February. -. at ! pm. 1nterment Ar
ROUMEL. CONSTANCE. On Monday,
s6S sr st. NJ NV, co coNsTANcE NsE RoUMEE 5psHSt
aged 0 years. beloved daughter of The
odore and Georgia Roumel Notice of
funeral later.
"a. 1884. ALICE B SMITH of 1905.
2Oth St NV. She leaves to mourn their
loss a beloved husband. James Edward
Smith; a devoted son. Harvey Smith o.
Philadelphia Pa. and a loving grand
daughter Alice s. Robinson. Remaics
at Frazier's funeral home. .3s9 r. l.
ave NV. Funeral Wednesday. Febru-
airy 2s. from Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church, at / pm, Rev. w. II. Brooks
officiating ~
SULLIVAN REBECCA s. On Sunday,
February % 1894, at her residence,
1015 Evarts st. ne. REBECCA S. the
uysn and mother Of Mrs Myrtle L L
and Mrs Virginia A. Lambert OF MOnll-
cello. Iowa Funeral services at the
above residence on Monday, February
ss at pm Relatives 1,,srs ans frisnds sa6
ruary %. at DAYTON. Va.
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MURPHY. ALEXANDER On Saturday.

-hA-A--h-h-NDLh vi! SAluLCtNs =
FeoTEary -. 1854. at Casualty Hos
pilaL ALEXANDER. the beloved hus-
bano OF Carrie Murphy and devotet
lather of Price and Sullivan Murphy
ana Mrs. Clara Cousar, brother of John
and Dennis Murphy loving Erand-
tather OF Maggie. Alexander and James
Murphy. Remains resting Temporarily
az LomsXs chapel. 1900 S St n ", until
tuesday noon thereafter at his late resi-
ocnce q ST S.w. Funeral WedneS-
Gay February IS. from Galbraith A. NJ
L z. Church. 9Th St between NJ and n
sis W. at 30 pm. Relatives and
Trends invited. Interment Lincoln
Evening star., 1934-02-26

California Seeded Raisins. pkg. &c
Large California Sweet Primes !b' lOc
California Evaporated Peaches h. 15c
Finest Blenheim Aprcots. .lb- 21c
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u8E, FeoIuaTE 70. IHD4- at hlS resI-
gence 3344 lfth 81. nv. SIGMUND
Il hUSHELENSKY. ~ years of see
HUSBAND OF Anna and father Of Char
!ctte, SYLVIA and Margaret Kusnelevsky
T'leIaI from the chapel OF Bernard
DdH2snsky. 1901 lith ST nv Tues
6.E Es.-Lla - - =
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CRAY. GEORGE R. On Saturday Feb

CRAY, GEORGE X. On Saturday Feb
Tuary -. 1894 at his residence. 4Sl
beloved husband OF the late Mary Eliz-
abeth Gray. Funeral from his late resi-
deEce on Tuesday February - at
pm. Intermeht private. Kindly omit
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NEhmILLiON, CHARLES T. Comrades of
|" Col. James S Pettitt Camp No
e.N-3 United Spanish War vel
IH3Yf-sHHte efanS. are requested to assem- =
FAslHIyHHhoie Tuesday, February q. 1894
&S@at 1866 5th St ne at sac
HN am. TO attend funeral Of our
,T5I ,ate comrade. CHARLES T
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aSI. GEORGE A. In loving rer,-r-
nlance Of our father and srandfst5-
WIG oepa rted this life e.sht y.sy, a.
TO-DAY February 2f 1000
,W,Grcertul father. loving and kind
behind: 'O1 ''-
DprPht and faithful in all your wave
besu,lfu. character till the end Of your
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~, 1874 at Walter Reed General Hos
pIaL PAUL EDGAR McNABB major
Medical Corps. Services will be held AZ
Arlington National Cemetery on Tues
cav FEBRUARY - Military escort and
!!TTnera al party VIII form at the Fort
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On FFTrIarv % Iag4 >. - -
,Mce 10 10Th e. NV. EMILE NV.
I'm WATSON. widow Of Albert = We.
SC.n-, SerVices at the cha nel Of Joser1
I[dNtSt SfnS. 1876 Pa ave n
,. uesday. FEBRUARY -. a. ~ am. In
LrrIlLEMt Z. = -
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February -. 1854 IN Atlantic CITY n.
J.. ELIZABETH AUGUR wife Of the
late Franklin S. L7isenrinF colonel L.
, Army. and beloved mother Of John
ana Edwin Leisenrlng Body resting AZ
the Iabler funeral home OPS NJ 81 NV
until Wednesday February IS a. "a
r.m.. wher 1t Will be taken 10 the Fart
Iyer Chapel for services At = pm fol-
iioWcG, ~ lrterment IN Arllngton Ma
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MILLER, KATHERINE V, On sgturday-

fg1IIaLy z. WI. KATHERINE Y
MILLER Of ! 2nd st. ne. beloved vile
o. Marshall Miller. Funeral from the
chapel OF Frank Geier's Sons Co III l5
IN 81. NV on Tuesday. February .
81 : pm. Relatives and friends inyit-
eG. Interment Cedar Hill Cer,eterL
Evening star., 1934-02-26

Heinz Cooked Spaghetti. l4-oz can lac
Heinz Chill Sauce. jar 19c
AyCO Tomato Catsup. ..... bot 12l &C
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''4tI tNIlEI SO
WATTS. MARY IANF

On Saturdsv February "a. Ia34 :. her
IIelIthCc @ Ial4 Park road n " NAT
Gress @t,h ~ Estts ss,rTLces q t7e above -
I--rrmrrL o.. I'm c..-...-.- ~ " ---
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ruary -. 1894 at her home; at Lewis
dale Md Mrs. CORA DORSEY DAY,
beIoyed wife 81 Frsnkiin b BY b3sy Ina + no
Bosley and Mrs Mamie Mulinix, Flu
neral Tuesday February -. at " p n,
from her late home. InteTment IN
Christian Cemetery. Hyattstovn. Nd. 90
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remembrance Of ou- dss pu' ,.,LtI ,soEl,,s
GEORGE A. CHASE. who ertsrsi
eTnaI rest eiEht years ago TO-DAY,
February III. 1926 '01''
Dsar father. words cannot express hon
tur :-pS Know not what 70 say
20 Only knows how 777zs -o-j
IN oGr home each and every dsv
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ruary -. 1884 at his residence. utrj-
vsrSlty Lane. COLLEGE Park Md JOHN
MOWATT. Sr.: aged s.. beloved hus-
band OF the late Annie Nowatt Who
seIed lqSt one year aso. and father Of
Mrs Elmore Power and AleXsndrIa
Mowstt of College PARK william Mo
watt OF Baltimore. Md and John
MoWatt. lr.. of Washington D C. and
frank Mowatt of Washington State
FUNERAL from hf late residence on
Tuesday. February - al 80 pm
dnteTment Beitsylue. Md. Please omit
flowers '
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MILLINERY
CLEARANCE

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GLOVES

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10 Prx.-SS Perfo-
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WOMEN'S
HOSIERY

ea--T5e Women's
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socks ........ q prs ~A
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CHILDREN'S
SHOES

40 Prs.--S9c Rubber Bathing
slippers white. red, blue. IQo
Sizes 6 to big 5 .... AIC
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Broken 3 Sizes 8 to big Sl.20
s5 Prs.-&1.95 Goodyear welt
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25 Hand-embroidered Sets
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400 Hand ! embroidered
Napkins. .I0c TO Sl.O0
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$50 Han d embroidered
DoiIies and ObIongs,
.3oc TO S4.95
so Hand . embroidered
Bridge Sets. .69c to $5.95
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GIRLS WEAR
CLEARANCE

II6 $3.50 Girls
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-15
THOSE GENTLE JAPs

Ambassador Hirosi Saito, who is a
good fellow and clever diplomat, and
fraternizes easily with our Washington
correspondents, is mildly grievcd because
Americans do not understand Japan" He
laments, in a recent interviewer maybe
it was cocktail hour-that his people are
so often represented in America as an "ag-
gressiye nation" The fact is, he insists
that Japan is one of the gentlest and most
self-effacing of nations, and her only
policy is to promote peace on earth and
good will to men. How can we SO mis-
understand her?
No doubt the Buddhist and Shinto
priests are gentle. And the people, in
their picturesque towns and villages, as
portrayed by Lafcadio Hearn, are almost
uniformly gentle and charming. The dip
lomats, too, with their urbane assurances.
seem to fit into the picture.
Unfortunately the old Samurai gang,
who seem as bold and ruthless as our
western robber barons of the Middle Ages,
don't fit so well. If the natural spirit of
Japan is gentle, the militarists seem to
have the nation by the throat. It is they
who shape national policy, and build
armies and navies. and copy the worst ex-
amples of occidental civilization, and start
gobbling up China and defying the rest of
the world. And SO great is the apparent
acquiescence Of the japanese masses that
hardness and turbulence obscure the old
Japan which Americans loved.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-05-15
MARCH OF THE lGNoRAMUsEs

Foolish communists were shot down
on May day i'm some of the great cities of
Europe But in New York between rs, 900
and 100000 communists were permitted
to march and carry reasonable banners
and sing grotesque songs. The New York
police believes that the way to handle the
reds is to let them elbow off steam
Serious-minded citizens watched
the passing lines of dull men and dumb
B0ras eofnposetl-ofs the .ignoramdsesf 81
New York's slums.
The best description that the writer's
heard of the parade as he watched il from
the sidewalks was by man who said !:
There goes the garbage wagon of New
York's East Side.
Some of the famous marchers on
Washington in recent years were like
that.