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THE WASHINGTON TIMES,1 SUNDAY: AUGUST 24: 1919.
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DEATHS
EWMA On Sunday, Aacxist it, 1919,
aX his residence, 139 Park road north
west, John C Newman, the beloved hus
band of Carrie Cleeves Newman.
Notice of funeral hereafter. 14
adETi'liiuitlVyP On Friday. Ancnst 22,
H19, at 12 noon, at his residence,
WIL.UA1I M. NETHERLAND. beloved
husband of Sue Haden.
The Bev. William T. Snyder will con-
i tftict services- at the late residence. 2986
Thirteenth street northwest, on Monday,
August 25. 1919. at 16 a. m- Remains
to be cremated and interment at Rich
mond. Va. Kindly omit flowers. 24
SPANISH WAR VETS
OFF TO CONVENT GN
fcimwa oh nuaj, August 22, 1919,
suddenly, at Providence Hospital. KD
- WARD STEVENS.
Funeral on Monday. August 25. at 2
t. m from the residence of his niece.
Mrs. George A. Wilburt. 128 Eleventh
street southeast.
slonal Cemetery
Interment
Congres-24
FLORAL DESIGNS
IXOWEKS for all occasions. Call ITanklln
iiet, resldepce, Krankim 1156. GEO. H.
COOKE. 1102 Conn. ave. mylS-liOt
fc FUNERAL DESIGNS
iOt very description Moderate prices.
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UNDERTAKERS
J. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKER AND I.IVERT.
32 FssU Ave N. ?.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
CEMETERY'
NEW CEDAR HILL
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"Waahlnjrtoa's Beautiful Burial Tart"
Special -Prices. Fites $19 to $25.
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For formation Address
., JOSEPH J. CAYLOB.
Lincoln 982. 723 Fifth st. N. E.
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Begins OStU Year Sept. 2, 1919.
Member Association American Law Schools
Strict standards. Instruction fay most
approved methods. iiaximum credit by
other law schools.
Forenoon classes 9 to 11 will be resumed.
Afternoon classes, 6:10 to 6:50, and op
tional early morning classes. 7:56 to SMB.
for employed btudents. Hours of instruc
tion especially advantageous to students in
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FINE and APPLIEDART
District of Columbia delegates to
the twenty-first annual encampment
of the United Spanish War Veterans,
opening September 2 in San Francisco,
left "Washington in a special car at
11:20 o'clock this morning.
Capt. Daniel Chisholm, past commander-in-chief,
carries to the en
campment an invitation to the Unit
ed Spanish War Veterans from the
Washington Chamber of Commerce,
the District Commissioners and the
commander-in-chief of the organiza
tion to hold the twenty-second annual
encampment in Washington.
The local delegation will make
every effort to have the headquarters
of the organization permanently lo
cated in this city. The headquarters
have ben located here for the past
five years under a contract which is
about to expire.
Washington veterans who are on
their way to San Francisco are Past
Commander-in-Chief Daniel Chisholm.
Adjt. Gen. G. K. Rausch, Marshal
:!ohn A. Gallagher. Official Editoi
William L. Mattocks, Harry Leslie,
I William T. Herritage, Frank Huhn.
It. Baum. J. A. Chisholm. Mr. Essex
Mr. Harder, Mr. Hess, Hoyt Holton,
H. K. Mclntyrc, James J. Murphy, and
H. G.'Platz.
The delegation will be joined al
Philadelphia by Past Commander-in-Chief
Cramer.
AMERICAN LEGION
TO HAVE NEW POST
A new post of the American Legion
is to be formed during the coming
week, and enlisted men interested are
invited to a meeting to be held at 1719
H street northwest at 8:15 o'clock
next Tuesday evening.
No name has been chosen yet for
the new post, but Col. E. Lester
Jones, department commander for the
District of Columbia, has informed
A. S. Imrie, who is active in organiz
ing the post, that a charter will be
issued as soon as organization is com
pleted and a name is chosen.
All applicants present who are eli
gible to the American Legion will be
enrolled as charter members, and as
many as can attend will be welcomed.
Births, jflawiases,
Deaths
Notices May Be Phoned Until 1 p.
m. Main 5260, Branch 9.
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GEORGE SYKES
DIES IN HOSPITAL
Maj. George Sykes. commander of
eral Pershing for gallentry in action,
grandson of the late Maj. Gen. George
Sykes, commander of the Fifth army
corps of the Army of the Potomac
during the civil war, died Thursday
at a hospital in Flushing, L. I., after
a brief illness.
Major Sykes, before leaving for
France, was a resident of this city,
making hi home in the Falkstone
apartmen . He was cited by Gen
eral Pers ing for gallentry in action.
Major Sykes was born in New York,
and was educated in the public schools
there and at New York University.
Surviving him are his widow, Mrs.
Anna Goodwin Sykes; three sons,
George, jr., James, and Macrae Sykes,
and his mother. Mrs. A. Sykes Feast,
who lives in the Falkstone apartments.
MRS. ELIZA C. LAWTON.
Mrs. Eliza M. C Lawton, daughter
of the late Gen. Robert Anderson.
U. S. A., hero of Fort Sumter, died
Friday at her home. Elizabethtown.
N. Y., in the Adirondacks. Funeral
services will be held at the home at
5 o'clock this evening and interment
will be at West Point. N. Y., at 5
o'clock tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Lawton. who was the widow of
James M. Lawton, was a former resi
dent of this city.
MRS. JOSEPH J. BINGHAM.
Mr. John J Pingham. daughter of
the late Iiight Rev. George Upfold.
first bishop of Indiana, died Friday
at her home in Wccjuotonsing, Mich.
She was ninety-one years old. She
will be buried at Indianapolis.
Mrs. Bingham is survived by two
daughters who live in this city. They
are Mrs. Richard C. Dean and Mrs.
W. 1L Woodward.
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Felix UmUooj, Director.
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Price, jr. PLARI.1U.V8. 1 d st N W.
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BIRTHS
SONS.
Harry and Fanny Seidenberg-
I'niup jna iiosir nosers.
Kllas and Francis Golman
rharles B and Itose B. VtnnelL
Frank T. and Laura A. Fonea.
Fred P rnd Maria D'Elia.
Waller 'and Gladiola Anderson.
DAUGHTERS.
Vi illlam W and Helen Ware
Henry W. and Bertha S. Nichols.
Bagby R. Rnd Culena R. King.
Henry E. pnd Mari A Rugcle.
Jainr; K and Elsie Howes
Georgi M. and Addle SI. Gooch.
ArJhur H and Anna II. Dolan.
rharles XV. .-nd Mary J Colby.
Vernon I. and Carol L Congdon.
Bert N. and Violet H. Bowman.
Norval I., and Estella L. Burchell.
'rae H and Ruth N. Anderson.
Edward and Rrsle Thomas.
William and Katie Smith.
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DEATHS
Frank Pasrnbaker. 18 yra.. Track 24.
I'nion Station
William E Hayney. S yra. Providence Hos.
rryatai Gramlnper. 28 yrs . Episcopal Hos.
John S Goodrlck. S9 yr C07 jjj. ave. sw.
Wrna Iobr. JO mos . Children's Hos.
harlotte Bradley, 69 yrs. Froedmen's Hrs
Salhe B Moore. 19 yrs.. Tuberculosis Hos
Joseph Marshall. 58 yrs. Fredinen-3 Hos.
Hln Corhtn. 2?. Freedmen's Hos
Bell- W Snowden. 2S yrs. 432 1. st svr.
Warl Kranrls. 5 hn, 218 R cl. nw.
Are Yon Keeping Up With
31e Times
SIRS. STRBRTER RETnxs.
Mrs Priscill.i Wilkinson Streeter,
president of the National Anthem As
sociation, has returned to Washing
ton after a three-wek trip In New
York State and to Atlantic City.
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Editorial
Met Mr. I. B. Gloom
coming to work the
other morning. "Good
morning, Mr. Gloom,
how are you today?''
"Oh. I'm fair. But
the world is all wrong.
Nothing but trouble
and fl gh t i n g and
strikes. What are we
coming to next'"
Just then we reach
ed our corner and were
flad to escape further
wailincs and sob's.
Of course "times" are
not what might b call
ed normal, but this
world is a grand and
trlorious place in which
to live.
When you stir up a
mudbottom pond it
takes some time for it
to clear up.
This earth mound has
been badly muddled for
five or six years. Don't
exDect it to clear- ud
overnight. But it WILL
clear ud again, and It
will be a still better
nlace to live in when
it does.
Tan Pumps Are Very
Popular for Autumn
Brown, as you probably know, will be second only to
Navy blue as a popular color for fall.
We've some beautiful pumps and Dixie Ties fashioned
of a new shade of tan calfskin over long forepart lasts.
Carefully sewn soles with smooth finished edges and
heel joints; full Louis heels.
These are being worn plain or with large bronze-finished
or enameled buckles.
Also an economical shoe for fallworn with new fawn
or brown spats of silk or cloth.
Pair, $10.00 and $12.00.
Spats, $2.19 to $5.00.
second Floor Lansburgh & Bro.
For Tomorrow Another Silk Event Equally as Interesting as That of Last Monday
m
Sale of Navy Blue Silks
For Every Purpose of Dress
Navy blue is always a popular color, and it will be doubly "good" this fall. In fact,
more navy blue garments are being shown than all other colors put together.
$2.25 Yard
All silk navy blue chiffon
Eatin, 26 inches wide.
9 KA V-J
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po.ij i ara
All silk navy blue satin
celest, 36 inches wide.
$2.50 Yard
All silk navy blue crepe de
chine. 40 inches 'wide.
$3.00 Yard
All silk navy blue satin
de chine, 36 inches wide.
Third Floor
Lansburgh & Bro.
$3.25 Yard
All silk navy blue satin
Lux, 36 inches wide.
I
de
All silk navy blue crepe me
teor, 40 inches wide.
$3.50 Yard
All silk navy blue radium,
40 inches wide.
. $3.50 Yard
All silk navy blue charmcuse,
10 inches wide.
$3.75 Yard
All silk navy blue charmcuse,
40 inches wide.
A Monday Sale of $10.00 to $12.50
Autumn Hats
125 Smart New Fall Models That 500 Women fofj Jf A
Will Want at This SpecialSale Price Tomorrow 1$ DU
A sale that should be visited by. ahy woman -who con
templates buying her fall hat now. Not a hat in the lot but
what is in the latest' mode.
The sale assortment includes beautiful' rich Lyons and
Panne velvet hats in sailors, mushrooms, turbans, and roll
brim effects, trimmed with ostrich, burnt peacock, glycerized
ostrich, quills, ribbons, and flowers.
Colors are Black, Brown,
Navy, Sand, Jade and
Old Blue.
Quite a number of the hats
are fashioned of black Lyon's vel1
vet with high colored facings
which make them suitable for
wear with the summer and au
tumn suits and frocks.
The assortment is so large
and so varied that we can please
the most exacting taste.' Many
of the models sold up to last Fri
day at $ 1 2.50 in our French Salon.
See our 7th Street windows.
second fioot Lansburgh & Bro.
$4.00 Yard
All silk navy blue charmeuse,
40 inches wide.
$4.50 Yard
All silk navy blue charmeuse,
40 inches wide.
$6.49 Yard
All-silk navy blue
satin, 54 inches wide.
suiting
Fitting Toggery for
School
For Little Girls of All Ages
Prices Lower Now Than Later
Gingham Dresses of good qual
ity material made of checks, solid
colors or handsome plaids. Sizes
7 to 14 years, at $1.95.
Gingham Dresses of handsome
plaids made with full skirts and
sashes. Sizes 7 to 14 years, at $2.49
and $2.95.
Children's Rompers, Iwanta mo
dels of white madras, seersucker and
gingham. Also the creeper styles.
Sizes 2 to 6 years, at $1.25 to $1.50.
Children's Diaper Drawers, made
of good quality nainsook, trimmed
with lace and embroidery edging.
Sizes 1 to 3 years, at 39c to 50c.
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The New
Trimmings for the
Fall Dresses
We are now showing
Fashion's latest develop
ments in fall trimmings,
and our stock now radi
ates with new ideas in
materials and color com
binations. Lovely irridescent, black
or sapphire colored .se
quins for evening gowns.
Colored embroidery
trimmings for taffeta
dresses, made of silk,
worsted and metal em
broidery on net.
Sutache braid trimming,
made in loose effect to
show color of gown
through very stylish.
First Floor
Lansburgh & Bro.
Tomorrow
A Startling Sale of
Fur
Fabric
Coats
at
rkfm
29
to
$
135
oo
Both self and fur
trimmed. Silk and
satin lined.
Any coat held
until Nov. 1st
upon a deposit of
25 per cent.
Cu-Wiiig-Go
Washing Compound
A new process, washing powder that softens hard water
or water containing minerals. . '
It is a universal hdm& w.ashing powder, since it can be
used for cleaning fabrics f all1 kinds, kitchen utensils, metal
containers, glassware, crocke&y,?woodwork, oilcloth, etc.
Does not injure the hands. -
10c per package. ; : , ,
See demonstration, First Floor.
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No Matter
Where
You Go
There Should
Always Be a
Kodak
or Camera
With You
We are showing
thern in many styles
from
Fall Rugs at Bargain Prices
Buy Your Rugs Now and Save Money.
Part Payment Will Reserve Your Rug.
SPECIAL
$QJ.75
$.oo . $
2-00 to 50
.00
Your Films
Developed
Any Size, 10c a Roll
Balcony, First Floor
A $100 Value
According to Today's
Wholesale Price List
9x12 Royal Turkish Rug lhat is an
American-madp Oriental, in true reproduc
tion of the handmade nig. The colors are
the loveliest of rich Orientals, which make
it so effective and suitable for the finest
of homes. 9x10, $79.75; 6x9, $45.75.
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SPECIAL
A Sale
Top and Back Strap Purses at
,98c
A- sale that would be a sensation if .we'had'enough to
go around. Only a few hundred of them:
In the lot you will find
Vachette and Morocco
r
in both black- and colors.
Overlapping frames. -
Some fitted with mirrors; others with double compart
ment. AH are well made and nicely lined. An extra special
lot at, each, 98c.
Fim Fioor Lansburgh & Bro. ,
$fi9
An $84.75 Value
According to Today's
Wholesale Price List
liemnne Wilton Rufr with a linen back and
uoisted pilo. beautifully finished with linen
frinse. The designs are true reproductions of
rues sellinpr at $1 23.00. The colors are the
richest of artistic combinations, making1 the
rup: an attractive as well as a serviceable
one for the livine room or library. Other
Wilton Rusts up to $123.00.
$37.95
9x12 Axminster Rugs
at This Price
A Rood heavy qualitv ruR
with Ftroncr heavy back and a
irooil qualitv rlrep soft pile.
Rich, attractive colors appro
priate for the living room or
dinlncr room.
Velvet Stair Carpet,
$1.59
Ftair carpets are advancing
In price everv week and this
is n verj low price, since we
boucht this lot some time agro
while prices wer more nor
mal. You will savc about ?0
rcr cent over the present-day
prices by bu; !nK now.
Kourih '"limi
Lansburgh & Bro.
$32.75
9x12 Seamless Velvet
Rugs
A closely woven rap made
for service in neat all over
designs and the most effec
tive of color combinations of
Kreen, tan or rose.
New Fall Petticoats
Petticoats made of good quality satine in black, emer
ald, navy, reseda or in fancy colored effects, at $1.50.
Petticoats of line quality satine in all black or with
fancy floral flounces, also lirely cloth in black, wistaria,
purple or navy, at $1.95.
Petticoat of Heatherbloom taffeta with either tailored
or pleated ruffles. Special at $1.95 and $2.50.
Petticoats of Heatherbloom Taffeta made with pleated
ruffles in black, navy or Russian at $2.95.
Third Floor- Lansburgh & Bro.
Store Hours: Onen 9-X5A. M.. C1nvt 6 P- M.
THE STORE OF GREATER SERVICE
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