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ia Z7 3 Sup f7 mt 2 SS aiSSitJi 3rJSl SS Mt WSlf fc Wft9 i THE WASHINGTON POSlir SlJNDfe DECEMBER 6 19ltl ji rti ii LuliusAfest ii Wli i Ii 800 7th tlfiej Sweater IS We Never Tire of Preaching Sweater Values because we continually study how we can save for you Our Varsity is an all wool Shaker knit Sweater with a shawl collar valued at 750 Our pride Others 198 298 398 up Christmas Suggestions Innumerable At 50c and 1 Every1 combination of mens dress NECESSITIES in appropriate CHRISTMAS boxes Socks Ties Suspenders Handkerchiefs All Wonderful Values at50c and 1 A Bigi5 Bath Robe Value at 248 Northwest Cor 7th Fharps Berkeley Bye SIS Street PJW Phone Main 277 Special Private Delivery CHtfEGHCNOTICESi SEW CHURCH CHTOCH OF THE NEW JEETTSAIEM StKtMBiirt rtirrtimn Sta NWk ilEcBEV FRANK SEW ALL PASXOfi vill iureaeli ittH a lo the Lord jOoiueiiu Ills Second AdTent Sunday School 9 45i Evenlriff serHci at 7SOr with lecture IQVEr OUR ENEMIES Christianitys rerilf to TIIKITZSCHKE and BERNHARDT lb the Kev JUIJAX SMYTHj of New YorK City Everybody welcome IN jMEMORIAM RICHMOND i In loving1 memory of our dear mother Mrs CLARA RICHMOND who died six years ago today December 6 1908 PERCY CLIVE and HILDA DIED DEAVERS On Saturday December 5 1914 at 1 a JOHN DEAV ERS aged twentyinine years beloved son of Mary and the late Deavexs Funeral from his late residence 1016 street southeast Monday December 7j at 2 Interment at Congressional Cemetery Friends and relatives invited DEENIHAN fSuddenly on Saturday December 5 1914 at her residence 733 Fourth street northeast NELLIE beloved wife of John Deenihan Notice of funeral hereafter DUVALL Gri Friday December 4 1914 at Princeton University CLARENCE GILLETT DUVALL son of Clarence and May Gilflllan Duvall In his twentieth year Funeral from his late residence 1827 street northwest Monday December 1 at 230 Relatives and friendsinvited to attend Please omit flowers IRWIN On Saturday morning December 5 at her residence 2027 De Lancey place Philadelphia AGNES IRWIN daughter of Irwin ail Sophia Bache Irwin POOLE Suddenly on Thursday December 3 1914 at his residence Winnetka 111 CLARENCE POOLE of Chicago 111 son of the late Charles Poole and Mary A Poole off Washington Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery on Monday December 7 at 1 RILEY At jiis residence 415 Ninth street southwest JAMES RILEY Funeral service at St Dominics Church on Monday December 7 at 10 a Friends invited TOLFORD On Friday December 4 191C at 1230 MARY OLM STEAD wife of Col Tolford of Ohio Services from the home 3167 Mount Pleasant Istreet Sunday December 6 at 230 in Interment at Columbus Ohio WHITT1NGT0N On Saturday December 5 1914 in his apartment at the WobdleyGranviUe WHITTING TON in the eighty second year of his age Funeral service at St Pauls Church Fifteenth and streets northwest on Tuesday December 8 at 11 a Interment private Boston and Arkansas papers please copy ft FUNERAL DIRECTORS WiR SPEARE Undertaker and Erabalmer 940 Street itijthlBg Strictly 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Daring in Their Exploits rob house in foreWon Attendance at Lodge MeetingsAffected by Thieving Epidemic asT MenFear to Leave Women Alone atHomeEx hibits for San Franckco Fair to Be Sent Through Canal WASHINGTON POST BUREAU 03 King street Aleiaadria Va Made bold by their success at night burglars who have broken Into a dozen residences and stores in the past ten days are now daring the light of day Between 9 and 10 oclock yesterday morning while Mrs Lawrence Risheill was absent from her home at Columbus and Queen streets a thief entered through a cellar window that had been left un latched vwent to the second floor and Dont Wear ATruss After Thirty Years Experience I Have Produced an Appliance for Men Women or Children That Cures Rupture I Send It On Trial If you have tried most everything else come to me Where others fail la where I have my greatest snnrns ached coupon today SafeS if WML The ab Brooke inventor of ths Appliance who cured himself and who is now giving others the benefit 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female members of their families ahne Irr the evening and there Is said to be amarked decrease Jn the attendance at lodgeand other meetings The police say they are doing all In the poweriocapture the marauders cT Exhibits to Go ViaCanal The Department of Agriculture exhibits sttorediih the government warehoue are being prepared for shipment to the PanamaPanama Pacific exposition The exhibits will besent ln afew daystotheWashlng ton navy yard Tvhertr they will be placed aboard the collier Caesar which will convey them to San Francisco by way of the Panama CanaLr The collier will require about a month tornake the voyf age Martin Klein who has charge of the local warehouse wjll leave for San Francisco about January lt to receive the exhibits1 upon their arrival in that city Funeral of Mrs Yeatman The funeral of Mrs Jean Charlotte Washington Lloyd Yeatman one of the oldest residents of Alexandria and a cousin of Gen Robert Lee was heard at the residence 220 North Washington street yesterday morning bv the Rev Morton rector of Christ Episcopal Church assisted by the Rev Dr A Wallisofthe Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia The pallbearers were Robert 8 Jones George Uhler Robert Lee Arthur Bryant Lawrence Washington and Burke William Archer Injured William Archer a contracting steamfltter of this city Is under treat ment In St Agnes Hospital Baltimore for a fractured leg and cuts and bruises which he received Friday morning when a motorcycle on which he was riding to Baltimore skidded The accident occurred a short distance from Baltimore Mrs Sarah Javins Dead Mrs Sarah Javins widow of Harrison Javins died yesterday afternoon at her home 1919 Duke street extended She is survived by a son Tobias Javins TWO SINK WITH SCHOONER Goes Coal Laden William Donnelly Down in Chesapeake Bay Newport News Va Dec Two men were drowned and a third had a thrilling escape early this morning when the schooner William Donnelly of Baltimore coal laden for Hampton floundered off Thimble shoal in Chesapeake Bay The schooner was in command of Capt John Phillips who escaped active and his nephew and one other man who composed the crew and who drowned ThB vessel encountered the severe gale and early last night she began to leak Between 3 and 4 oclock this morning she went down suddenly before those aboard had time to launch a boat Fort Monroe Va Dec 6 A terrific northeast storm lashed the coast of Virginia and North Carolina yesterday afternoon High waves broke over the seawall here and thestfeets were awash A Merchants and Miners liner that left Hampton Roads was compelled to turn back because of the violence of the storm Raleigh Bank Funds Short alelgh Dec 5 The accounts of the bank qf Caswell at Milton which closed its doors November 28 are short 1622493 according to a statement given out here today by State Bank Ex amineriHubbard Htnes jr cashier of the bank disappeared November 28 Thebank will not be reopened according to theTbankexam lner AT ODDS OVER RELIEF MrsGeorge Criticses Suffragist Opposition to Belgian AidJ ANTI LEADER GROWS CAUSTIC i 7 Prominent Boston Woman7 Herein jn ijterest of Red Cross Work Says New iYorkiPolitical Union Leaders Cannot SDrown Any of Distress in War Rav figea CountryT Because two prominent members of the Womens Polltlcal Union In New York Mrs JohncRogers jr and Mrs John Brannan declare they disapprove giving relief to therBelgianssoldlers or any persons suffering from the war rMrs A Georgeof Boston one of the most prominent antlsuffraglsts Jn the United States last night denounced such tactics Hereto AidRediCr6ssi Mrs George who arrived In Washington yesterday in connection with the Red Cross relief work for the sufferers of the war had thlsto sayr Thev better the i excuse the worst the reason Is the motto posted In a great business house tt which has been particularly successful in developing the efficlency of Jts employes she sald This motto may well be applied to those members of the Womens Political Union who seek to explain ithelr unwillingness to add to the RedCross or Belgian relief funds 5 Si This same organization four years ago sought toexact from Its members a pledge that they would give no money to any charitable undertakinguntllthe women of New YorkfStatexWere enfranchised A few years agojwe had In Bos ton a faith healer whdmthose lridis tress sent money and received In return a magic bit of paper When the Federal authorities put an end to the transmission of this dlvlnce healers magic touch there were awaiting him In the city post office sacks of mall matter inclosing thousands of dollars from the credulous peo4 pie Believe Ballot All Powerful The healing promised forjthellls of society by the advocates of woman suf frage when they shall exercise the fran chlse i reminds us of the credulity of those who sought the healers toUch Woman suffrage Is an obsession with some a contagion with others as a wise publicist has reminded us Its advocates believe that the ballot In the hands of woman will accomplish what the ballot in the hands of man has failed to bring about The cry of distress and of jf need whether at home or from devastated Bel glum Is not to be drowned by any cry of votes for women FEUDIST GETS TWELVE sYEAHS Claude McCuster Sentenced at Hagera town for Killing Justus Roman TV Special to The Washington Post Hagerstown Md Deet 5 Claude Mc Cusker was sentenced to twelve years in the penitentiary today by Judge Keedy for killing Justus Romanln a feud it Is allegednearHancock four years ago McCusker escaped afterthe kllllng and was at liberty until last summer when he was captured near1 Greens burg Pa JK i The eud hadTeiisted between the McCuskers arid Romans for years i i Xc fx iSTft Germans Surrdundedby Russians CutlSrMile Raisage WiikBayonet PetrogradDec 5The most tragic wpent of the fighting aiouV iwthastIjf yfonsff FElclSaalene1ate toVjsnitaarJe Jto BrzezinyjtbTunlteiwIthlt attack ajpateratt rcit a passaga JThisiamej1petoi Nineiyjpetteiilwi reglmerhatffiess3tnansW eghgllaitedlidurs TheGerrsifeUJj bpdiesai3ttur1eatSlr i mm Mrs Virgil Randolph Taken toRich mond Hospital May Lose Arm Special to The WashingtonPost Richmond Va Dec 5 Mrs Virgil Randolph of Albemarle county and wife of ftformpr banker In Philadelphia Is patient lafc Uethff fibspitai thwclt jsuffeting Jjiprri seyen piirh on hec5 Jeff arm tatd IhahSL ilt Jtiiay ite necessary tjanjjejrin WWlesanfliriirpriE iofcav fireplace ilrs andcdpbeciame iBuScIenlyr jlgiahd falnteSif SheTeU fprwarjii 3ritO aitpen flreplev and ljefofeshe JfrJrescuedi sheVlhaoV beeft ibadls jSeafexfc scompa ehMrVRaid6pJsiie iwjaahastened this1tyiajid cedloinder thefc4se JiDjitlIor 3te randMrsy SRaiiSolpicame JSVjrV igihlaiflyeeMsgfeandipy theljCxjleiestafeiofctheiJamesRive IMOTHETWICE IN WEEKS Remarkabie 4Twins and Mrs Snyder i of Mendota HlArepoing Well A Mendotaf IlLDec 5 Thought to be wlthoutprecedentlsj the remarkable case of Mrs A Snyder of this place who gave birth to children five weeks andone day apartJi The first babya five pound boy was born the latter part of October5The second child bornthls weekr weighed seven pounds and also Is a boy Bothlnfants and themother are do in well Surgeons say there Is no case on record which approachesthls Fever Alarms Sparrows Point Baltimore Dec 5 Because qf a scarlet fever epidemic the publicschobl at Sparrows Point which houses BOO children has been ordered closed Ten cases of the fever have been discovered thusfar VIRGINIA OBITUARY Petersburg Va Dec 5 Mrs Lucy Ann Farnell died suddenly last night at the home offielnynaW Mrs Farneilf started iKir6brnTo re tirer when he was strickehv and ex pired beroreSjcalala couldireahetl She came tfcthisicityseyerafttorithsago rrom lmporja iva she was B4 years Old Mrs HLucaswithliWhorn shellvea HeathsvlllSfjDecii KAfter atngerlng illness HerirBlnudbhiofcBurgessiStbre aged 58 years aiedrat hla home last night Fuherair The funeral took jplace today from the family home The Rev A Reamy officiated Mr Blundon is survived by his two brothers andftwo sisters Samuel Ullman died at his home near here yesterday after a Jong spell of pneumonia He leaves his wife two children and a brother rl4 i JudgejASOoddlssehted ou ijW ujiUii uauK lier rhBSnnlnlrTloAiQTri glnIastatuteijbboksltbrestralnllntei i atatelfcoinmejfcejtltbb rightefti2enbbuyand Zsellpirop i fJi SpDars tat etaUdltorMthelaelfendi ahtlntthesuitmnnbuncedin Charleston that her would appeal to the United States Supreme Court fmTT For Grip Influenza Coughs Sore Throat OliD Two sizes 25e and 100 at all druggists or mailed Humphreys Homeouediclne Co 1S8 Wil liam street New XorJC AOT 4s4P Parkers Series of famous Monuments in Washington No46 Monument to Confederate Dead ARLINGTON CEMETERY This monument was contributed for by the women of the South It was presented to the nation by Mrs Daisy McLaurln Stevens president general of the Daughters of the Confederacy It was unveiled June 4 1914 It is a monument conceived and executed as a 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