Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1921, Page 7

1218 F St-N.W. Store Clesed Saturday During August Women’ s Dress REMNANTS $25.00 to $32.50 Cotton Dresses, $13.95 L 20 Dainty Cotton Dresses in sheer organdy, dotted Swiss and georgette voile; hand-embroider- ed, tucked and hemstitched; wide ribbon girdles and ribbon trim- mings: white, flesh, maize, nile, Jade, copen, orchid and navy. $21.75 and $25.00 Dresses, $1245 20 Smart Tailored Linen Dresses; long tunics, overblouse and coat styles; tucked panels, hand-embroidered, self and leather belts; navy, copen, green, rose, pink, lavender, lelther and tan, $10.00 Cotton Dresses $2.95 15 Flawered Voile and Plaid Gingham Dresses; lace trimmed, organdy collars; navy, rose, tan, copen and gray. s $18.50 to $22.50 Dresses $10.45 50 Fine Cotton Dresses Normandy voile, imported or- gandy, gingham; woven, striped, printed and plain-calor . voiles:. ruffled, tucked, hemstitched and ribbon trimmed: white, : flesh, maize, rose, orchid, tan, jade, copen, navy and black. . Suit and Coat in REMNANTS $45.00 to $89.50 Suits $29.75 : 50 odd suits, tailored. sport.and dressy styles, hand-embroidered, self tucking, cable . stitching, tuxedo and notched revers, but- ton-up and narrow- belted styles, in Poiret twill, tricotine, twill cord and imported velour cheoks, tan, gray, brown, French blue, navy and black. 1 $25.00 to $39.50 All-Weather Jersey Suits, $14.75 25 all-weather worsted jersey suits. Novelty sport, street and travel styles. Self tucking. An- ora collars and tailored models. Navy, black, brown, tan, gray, sponge, reindeer, rose, copen, Jade and Pekin. $35.00 to $49.50 Wooltex Suits, $21.75 . Wooltex knock-abeut suits for all occasions, in tweed, home- spun and sport-spun jersey: tailored and sport styles. Navy oxford, gray, reindeer and tan. $45.00 to $95.00 Coats and 50 odd garments, including sport coats, top coats, full-length motor coats, embroidered wraps, fringe trimmed capes, tuxedc cape coats with cable stitching, in tricotine, twill cord, suedetex, suede cloth, duvetyn and satin. Navy, black, brown, tan, seindeer, Pekin, rrento, gray, ostrich and taupe. $55.00 to $95.00 Wraps $19.75 . 10 sitk wraps in satin and can- ton crepe. Black, navy and brown. Underwear REMNANTS $4.00 snkszlism' ~velope chemise and bloomers, - tailored and lace-trimmed styles. $15.00 Silk Kimonos, $10.85 Embroidered Japanese Ki- monos, in purple, copenhagen and rose. $4.00 Satin Petticoats, $2.95 Washable Satin Petticoats with double hel’n all around. Gowns, drawers and petticoats, lace and embroidery trimmed. Extra size petticoats, with un- derflounce. Mussed. . $5.00 Swiss Breakfast $3.95 ts, ‘White dotted Swiss Breakfast Coats, trimmed with ruching and rosebuds. Mussed. $150 Combing Jackets, ing Jackets stitch- lesh and white. Voile Com! ed in blue. . Stocking | REMNANTS Full Fashioned -Astincial Silk. . Stockings, with lace inserts woven in' silk. Attractive pat- terns. All sizes in black only. Silk S All-silk Chiffon Stockings, gray suede and cordovan. black with” lisle tops, pointex heels, 65c and 75¢ Lisle Stockings With Mock Seams, 39¢; 3 pr. for $1.15 Black, white, navy, tan. Drop- stitch. ~Well reinforced. $15.00 to $16.50 Cotton Dresses, $5.95 75 Lovely Cotton Dresses in “ printed voile, organdy, gingham; dainty styles with hemstitching, tucking; - lace - trimmed collars and vests; light and dark colors. $30.00 to $35.00 Silk Dresses, $12.85 55 Lovely Silk Dregses for street and afternoon Awear, in georgette crepe, crepe de chine, silk lace and foulard silk; bead- ed, hand-embroidered, ribbon trimmings and lace collars and vests; navy, blaek, gray, tan, brown, copen, belse and sor- rento. $32.50 Shantung Silk Dresses, $21.85 15 Shantung Silk Dresses; coat styles and long tunic with cross tucked panels and narrow belts. $45.00 and $47.50 Silk Dresses, $22.85 10 Smart Tailored and After- noon Silk Dresses in crepe de chine and taffeta silk; plaited, tunic and hand, embroidered; navy, black and brown. $10.00 Dresses, $2.95 20 Sleexeless Slip-Over Dresses *In ramie 1inené; white piping and large pockets: white, rose, maize, flesh, copen, light blue and pink. Search for Shoes Among REMNANTS " Reveals Startling Values - Sizes listed indicate that one or more shoes of that size will be here when the store opens Friday. It is ticular shoe remnant that interests you. f $2.45 - 95¢ ‘Women’s' $5.00 White . Canvas Pumps 129° Pairs White Canvas Pumps with low French heels and, hand turn soles. Sizes, A, 3, 414,55*.53,:. 4°4%, 5, 5%, 6, B C. 2%, 5 3 5%, 6; D, 3% . 4 4%, 5, 4, 4%, 5, 6. 95¢ Women's $5.00 Satin Shi 103 Pairs nmmen’l Blue, ‘White and Pink Satin Slip- pers, with hand turn soles, with low Cuban heels. They will make excellent house or boudoir slippers. Sizes, A ‘width, all sizes, 4 to 5%: B ‘width, all sizes, 233 to 6; width, all sizes, 2% to 6; D Wldth. all sizes, 2% to 5%. $2.45 ‘Women's $6.00 Canvas fords Oxf 50 Pairs of Women’s White Canvas Oxfords. Welt soles and Cuban heels; very serv- iceable. Sizes, AA, 4%, 5; A, 4,4%532 %.44‘):- - 5 8; C, 2%, 3, !’A. 4, 4%, 8 D, 2%, 38, 3%, 4, 7, 8. $2.45 - Women's $8.00 White Kid b Strap Pumps 17 Pairs White Kid 1-Strap Pumps, with low Baby French heels. Sizes, C. 5%, 6, 63, 8. Close-Out of Summer REMNANTS Just now at the height of vacation season you can - freshen up your - wardrobe for a small amount and get a’ sum- mer hat. As all the peo- ple who have already taken their vacations will testify, this summer is a season when the good dressers of our country are holding fast to_the idea of “Summer Hats for summer time.” And at the prominent- resorts are seen beautiful r- den hats, leghorns, lace and organdy hats trim- med simply or with os- trich. These you can find in our exclusive little hat shop at a frac- tion of the original cost. -15 Hats At $1.00- Sport, Dress and Tailored ‘27 Hats® This, includes, a ~dozen new white hand-stitched elts that we sold early t $600. Sailors up to $l5. Tailored ; hats and ‘dress hats up to $15. It will pay you .o look them over. [ Bright and Early Friday Morning is the time to shop for REMNANTS, ~ espe- 12—3$5.756 Cotton Crepe Sllv-nll 1a Ve nder, $2 95 to $10.76 Cotton figured voiles on light and dark grounds; $3.95 navy, lavender, brewn. copen. Sizes .—-,1260 Linen ; S1lp-on Dresses; cially when lots are ity y rose, "pin <. $6.50 small and prices par- ticularly low. Last Friday some: lots did not outlast the morning’s selling and afternoon comers were disappointed. In consideration of the extremely low prices we place upon Friday REMNANTS selling expense also must be reduced to a minimum, 5o no exchanges, phone orders, C. O. D.’s or re- 16 funds are permitted on Friday REMNANTS. 10—$1375 to’ $15.00 Cotton Dresses; gingham, volles, linen; blue, pink, mavy, red ' and white. SILK DRESSES 1—$22.50 Brown ss 00 o Tafteta” combined Size 1:7”2 0 Stralght-Line Trico- ette; navy ue $ 16—18—20........ 12'50 2—$25.00 Straight-Line Jersey Dress, with linen collar and and henna. Sizes 1827550 Nx'v';;"s i $15.00 S He S $10.50 yith-organdy. $10 00 CLOTH DRESSES S0 eina” “sincs $10.00 $10.00 1—$23.50 Sleev. less Jersey Dren‘ jade. Size 16. manifestly advisable to be on hand early for the par- $3.75 - Women’s $10.00 White and Tan Sport Oxfords 57 Pairs of Women's White Canvas Oxfords, with tan calf Women’s $6.00 Canvas Boots 20 Pairs of Women's White Canvas Lace Boots, welt soles and Cuban heels. A wonder- %ally good buy If you ean find | trimmings. welt soles and your size. Sizes, B, 4; C, 4; | Cuban heels. There are some , 4%, with full round toes and low flat heels among this lot. Slzes, A. 23, 3, 3%, 4, 4%, $2.45 5. 5%, 6: B, 3%, 4, 4%, .lug. 6. 6%: C, 3, 3%, 4, 433, 5, Women;ss.u-nd $10.00" (8 7:%0. 34 il &2 Strap Pumps 20 Pairs of Women's Strap Pumps, tan «id and gray suede combinations; welt soles lnd Cuban heels. S!le!. A. 3, 3%, 4; B, 4, 4%, 3, 3%, 43 D, 3,3%, 4, 4%, V $3.75 Women’s $8.00 Kid Strap Pumps $4.00 Women's $9.00 White Canvas Strap Pumps 56 Pairs of Women's White Canvas 2-strap Pumps; welt soles and Cuban heels. ~Sizes. AA 5. Sl 6 1 A 4 5. 5% 6 6% 1.7% 8 B3 5 ok 6%, 7,8,9; C. z%. , 6%5. 37 Pairs of Women's Black Kid_ One-Strap. Pumps, with leather Erench heels, - Sizes. |. $4.75 . 3 4084, 5, 0%, O, T Th 3 8,C. 4,5, 5%, 6 6%, 7, T%. = Women's $10.00 Oxfords 168 Pairs of Women's Brogue Oxfords; black or brown calf, with low flat heels and welt soles, patent leather, with wing tips and Cuban $3.75 - Women’s $10.00- Strap Pumps heels; brown kid with straight 34 Pairs of Women’s 1-strap tips and Cuban_ heel: . White Canvas and Tan Calf AAA, 4%; AA, 5, 5%, 6; A, Pump: all strap and trim- 4%, 5, 6%, mings; welt soles and Cuban 5, 6%, 63, heels. Sizes, D width, all sizes, I 5%,°6, 6%, 7, 7% D, 3to 8. 3%, 4, 4%.5,6%, 6, 6%, 7 N\ Leather Goods Neckwear REMNANTS REMIVANTS Purses, Special, $1.95 Patent leather, with vanity pockets, also brown or gray swagger bags in calfskin and some moire silk and patent leather purses. $8.95 Sunshades, $5 Eyllet embroidered coll-rl. 27 inches long, in white and. ecru. s0 collar sets and vestee sets in lace-trimmed organdie. $10 Silk $7.95 Gayly colored. Just the scarf for a throw when evenings get 1 Black and white stripe, also °°% pink, rose, purple. blue, " blacks Marabout Exeellent quality Remnants of much higher pongee. lflkl. Wlth smart handles. |-and don’tforget! Our Summer Sale of £URS —is saving thousands of dollars for Washington women who are wise enough to know that August is the best time to buy furs. This year partxcularly, for furs are ‘way down now and they will be much higher later. Our Advance Sale of Fall Dresses —offers a midseason selection of the newest models for both women and misses, and at about.20 per cent less than midseason’s prices. The dresses in thi sale are at $25, $35 and $45; @ saving on each one of $5 tp $10 is the rule. Glove REMNANTS : priced groyps. AT Short Silk AT Short Silk 45C Gloves, 85C Gloves. shghtly imperfect, no §_erguhr 2 quahg. pai whits Irs AT 85 R e gular sl 10 for S2.) C $150 Strap 16-button Milanese Silk Wrist Chamoisette Gloves in whit¢ and Gloves, mastic, tan and colors. $225 and $2.50 l;e;ver Slze:zzband %, un’thy. - e utton ut- 85c Chamois- 51.15: o n ette Gloves. qual- amoisette oves. ette Gl $125 qual- Chamoi: Gl ity. . + $1.50 qualnyil =——=—T/MINISTER DEFENDS KX, x.,! Small Lots—Small Pricesf—Big Values. | Lots of Them— REMNANTS These are tremendously busy Fridays at Jelleff’s. REMNANTS of irresisti ble appeal bring hundreds of women and many come to do'Saturday’s shopping Friday because we are closed all day Saturday. Misses’ . A parel REMNANTS COQATS o714 252 $15.00 $18.50 Twill Wrap avy. Sizes 16—18...... 1—$§44.50 Bolivia erp' del(t blue. Size 18.......... 2— 19. 50 Bolivia w;rlp!' jade !lle 150 geis0 Tricos $19.50 $19.50 1—321.50 Stiver- uite; re ) $10.00 3—$3950 Rainbow Tweed Sizes 14—16—18: 7—$65.00 to $75.00 Navy Blue tine and Poiret SUITS 4 model. Slls 16 Wooltex Sults, $16.50 Tricotine Suits; flare, box and Eton styles. Sizes $ ‘". 14—16—18. > 25’ 5—$66.00 $89.50 Tuxedo Style Twill and Tricotine Sufts; Sizes 16—18 un l—’!" 50 Velour Check Suit. Size 16. brown and $36.50 o $39.50 T $39.50 5 $45.00 1— $110.00 tine Suit; Size 16 Blouse REMNANTS $2.95 and $3.95 Blouses $1.00 Fine Voile Blouses in all-white, mostly lace trimmed; both long and short sleeve styles. Also in this lot is a few plain colo: rose and gray, with long sleeves and Peter Pan collars. $5.00 to $6.95 Handmade Blouses, $2.95 There are ever 8o many smart models, in vestee and tuxedo styles, with long sleeves and turn-back cuffs. Just the blouse to wear with sweaters. $5.90 to $6.95 Georgette Blouses, $2.95 Broken lots of styles most in demand, in flesh, bisque and white. Also white crepe de chine Dv;rbhnlae with Jide collar and cuffs. Handmade Blouses, $4.95 The values are so. remarkable that telling you about them is not so convincing as seeing and examining them. ~However, for your ready information we men- tion that they are of fine batiste and voile. And such charming styles. Tuxedo and V collars. trimmed in real filet lace, oken sizes. These are the surplice style, in white, navy, jade, orange, brown and black. Sizes broken. REMNANTS $1450 Flannel Skirts, $3.85 15 Blazer Striped Flannel Sport \ Skirts; plaited and straightline styles; greer, jade, gold, henna and copen stripes. $9.50 to $12.75 Wash Skirts, $3.45 25 Wash Skirts, in gabardine, tricotine, linen and satinette; em- broidered, tucked and button trimmed. $1850 and $22.50 Silk Skirts, $9.85 20 Novelty Silk Skirts, in crepe de chine, tally-ho, moon- glo and baronet; plaited and straightline styles; white, gray, rose, orchid, flesh and jade. $16.75 to $17.50 Silk irts, $7.85 25 Sport Silk Skirts, de chine, rose, orchid, white, flame, green and copen. Sweater REMNANTS $15.00 Sweaters, $1.95 Chiffon Alpaca; tuxedo style; in feather weight, cobweb weave. Colors -in ,serge, navy, brown, jade, tan, reindeer and henna. Come early. $9.50 to $13.50 Fiber Silk Sweaters, $5.50 Tuxedo style in plain-and nov- elty weaves. Colors in beige, co- penhagen, navy, black, rose, gray, brown and buff. S&S.FihrS’ilskSw-'lm Tuxedo style, in cardinal, Peach, copenhagen; jade and buff. b rd in crepe baronet and !Ilybl B | i {to Dr. Ridl | Hotel. DECLARES IT LAW-ABIDING Says Many . “Cowardly” Crimes Have Been Committed in Name of Organization. TULSA, Okla, August 11.--Many crimes haye been committed by the cowardly in the name of the Ku Klux Klan, but the order, of which he is a member, i{s composed of law-abiding citizens, Dr. Calgb A. Ridley, Atlanta, Ga., minister, declared in an address |on the aims of and organization of the “invisible empire” here last night. The purpose of the Ku Klux, the speaker said, is three-fold—to protect the weak, fnnocent and defenseless from the outrages of the violent, the lawless and the brutal; to protect and detend the Constitution of the United States, and to aid in the execution of all constitutional laws. The proviso of its membership bar- ring negroes, Jews and Catholics has led many people to believe, according ey, that the Klan is nega- tive and not positive in its aims. Dr. Ridley sald he was not a paid lecturer, but was spending his vaca- tion “between Sundays” speaking for it, in order to combat nsidious propaganda,” which, he sald, has been circulated against it. Most of the large audience at Con- vention Hall were men. They re- m-,|nad quiet and atientive during the man, whether he lives in ana, Oklahoma or Georgl: the spéaker said, “and a white man’s job is to see that civilizatien comes under the dominion of no inferior race so long as he lives.” |ARMY STRENGTH, 155,000. Department Announces Force Re- duced by Recent Disnhirge:. The strength of the Unitéd States Army in the United States is now approximately 155,000 men. 1t has been reduced to tHs num- ber, it was stated at the War Depart- | iment yesterday, by recent discharges. Applications for discharge already on record are sufficient to bring " the number down to 150,000, but the de- partment will not act upon them until it can be determined from which let the men go. they will be selected from units that are to be removed from camps ordered { abandoned. —_— ‘HOTEL MAN DIES. NASHVILLE, Tenn., August 11.— John Knox Hume, a widely known southern hotel man, died at a local hospital 1ast njght from hardening of the arteries. ‘He had been manager of the Maxwell Hpuse here for many years. COL. BRINKERHOFF DIES. Adjt. Gen. Harris is lnlormed th Col. Henry R..Brinkerhoff, U. 8. tired, died at his home in (hlu‘o ust 3, in the eighty-fifth vear of his ge. He served throughout the civil war and was mustered out in May, 1866, as lieutenant colonel of the ited States Colored Infantry. In June, 1867, he was appointed second lieutenant 1ith Regular Infantry, and was retired as a colonel in April, 1904. MORALE SECTION DROPPED. As a result of the reduction of appro- | | priations for the Army and its decreased strength the War Department has di continued the morale organization and all its operations. The morale organi- zation was established as a war mea: ure about three years ago, and accord- ing to the War Department bulletin on the subject “has been of material bene- fit to the service.” DISTRICT BOOSTERS MEET. Possibilities of Washington as 2 conventlon city were reviewed by Gus Bucholz at a dinner of the Washingtor | Boosters last night at the Occidenta. The Eoosters is an organiza- tion of hotel men established to pro mote good feeling among them and t- encourage visitors to come to the Na tional Capital. 4w Especially Prepared Hews of Apetizing Food Specials 1334-36 G St. 1333 New Yerk Ave. Bellevue “Bantam” 1332 G St. N. W. A 1a Carte Service Always EBONITE m:; lin of lubricant h::h.. BAYERSON OIL wonxs' ERIE, PA. 4 Ce 224 friends for thelr kindnees fliness and their expressions of sy ympa thy and Deattiral Soral bibaten. sent AL fhe geath of our heloved mother. SOPHIA JAMA. THERESA L JAMA. RUDOLPH V. M. oo Mtk 3 PALMER, MRS, J. A, MoRIANTY O B raLM -' DIED. BERKELEY, xodnenday, August 10, 1921, at . KATE P.. belove of Beary Fune) \WFORD. Thul r-dn,, Brig. Gen. MEDOREM ¢ o Cew York ‘city ‘and Poriians: papers please copy). | Togedey, August 9, 1821, at ber resi- ements Ore., JAMA. We wish to thank our many relatives | TA| shown during ot. Tntenment private day, Augosi 15 at 10 friends invited to attend. at Mt. Olivet cemetery. . at his res- affer a long RSTON, aged dence, Funeral private. TWOMEY. Wednesda, after a Fuberal from her daughter, Mry. Ernest 501 ‘eh-m st n.w. AMARGARET. | Funaral feost GODFREY. Annm 10, 1921, at her late r g TIE GOD the late Ernie Wilxon GRIMES. Tuesduy, Augast ‘9. s.m., ufter a_lingeri beloved son of the late Elvira un Grime: ut his residence, Bouth ton, Vi He leaves to mourn b sisters, one brother, three o host of relatives llld friends. Funersl Fri day, August 12, from n Baptist Church, Arlln'mn. Va. Rev. Jumes E. Greene, past ne GUDE. Wednesduy, August 10, 1921 HENRY A W.. beloved a Gugde ‘(nee Ousies). Funer duy from his late residence in Takoma Park. neksglipe A Lirt e scsk o Ol apel of peare Com- 1'st: o, Funeral at Ariiogton netery Friday, August Ky 30 am. " dntérment at A lnnon gust 1. Dational cemetery. JOENSON. Tuesay, Augus 0. 1921 JOHN \ Elvan road husband of Mo (nee Johuson {5 of umerst eventter ENODE. sud TOMAR 'B., beloved hus Krode inee Whitaker). vn_Cuiversity H st 10, 1921, at 2 ritagton natlonal ceaeter: wark,” Ohlo, please cop; . August 9. 1921 v Hospital, 11 wiere eamies high will ba sung at 9 a. Triends favited. | Jutermest at Mosat Oiye: cemetery. MGENANEY. All members of the ‘athollc Bepevolent Association quested to atiend the funeral o Sister, Mrs. TDA. M. McENANEY, 1 (hurch, Friday morning. § «cloc MRS, L. McLAUGHLIN, Secretary. NICHOLS. Suddenly, Augnet &, 1921 corgetown U ty i. T.. beloved son of Hen hols of 3413 P st. 0. rrinity Chureh on Friday, August m. Interment t Arlington Ladi Are re. our late REED, August 3. 1921 oreland count; ARAH E the late Jobn W. Heed. n gy ~tour August 9. 1021, 2§ bis Mam |n. feee Langlen): meral w111 be held from his Tate Teakience Friiay, Avgoet 15, at 8 St. Josaph's Church, ) where requiem mass’ will be said at 9. for the tepose of his soul. —Relatives and friends Invited. Interment in Mount Olivet cemetery. 'THE WEATHER For the District of Columbia faryland—F=zir tonight; tomorrow, horeasing cloudiness. becoming un- ixttled by night; little change in te; ‘crature; moderate southerly winds. For Virginia—Fair tonight; tomor- aw. cloudy. probably showers in st portion; little change in tem- rature; moderate southerly winds. ehon ers in west partion; t 1orrow, showers and thunderstorms; ‘tle change in tcmperature Records for Twenty-Four Hours. Thermometer .nd barometer read- \es since 2 p.mi. yesterday: Thermometel ] _2 midnight, 71; 12 midnight, 20; 8 aam., 20.20. Highest temperature, 77. occurred -t 8 p.m. yesterday. Lowest tempera- ire, 62, occurred at 4 p.m. yesterday. Temperature same date last year -Highest, 86; lowest, 73. ition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the ater at 8 am.: Great Falls—Tem- crature, ndition, muddy. Up-River Waters. HARPERS FERRY, W. Va., August 1.—The .Potomac river was mudd: .nd the Shenandoalr slightly cloudy his morning. We-llrr in Various Citlfl 5 | wayd g Stations. ‘eregupraisas Abilene, Tex. Alba geErse: 8L RkR282ER8ERRRRENEESY FUdnedRa IR e RR R SR RERRIALAR Clear Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Clear Kansas_City. Cloudy Los Angelés Loulsville Miaml, FI New Orleans 30. sgeiseEuBNEEy Philadeiphia. 30.20 Fhoealx, Ariz 29.84 28RBERVS a, 3 HARVEY M. FRIEND DIES. Iliness of Two Years Proves Fatal to Prominent Lawyer. Harvey M. Friend, prominent lawyer of this city, diéd Saturday at Atlantic City, N. J. Funeral services were held at the Church of the Ascension Tuesday, JYellowed by interment im Glenwom‘l cemetery. Rey. J. Henning Nelms, former pastor of the church, officlated. Mr. ‘Friend was born in Ohio and came to this city in 1885. He was secretary to Justice Lucius Q. C. Lamar and served in that capacity until the justice’s .death. Later Mr. Friend resumed the practice of law and en- ‘| tered the firm of Burdett, Thompson | City in hopes of recove: $AS-0 BOTTLING CO., Phone Lincoin 1212 1522 Pa. Ave. 8.5 & Law. His_health failing two years ago, Mr. Friend went last June to Atlantic He was a member of Lafayette Lodge and Chapter of the Royal Arch Masons. He is survived by his wife. ASKS PROBATE OF WILL. James F. Bhea, executor of the will of Mary Martin, has filed a petition for the proba estate of 'lll.l'll‘ comprising realty estimated at $53,06 personal pro- perty worth $58,813. The' propérty is to g0 to relatives of the deceased in America and Ireland. Attorney G. P. MoGlue appears for the executor. Tuesday. Augusi 9. 1921 w B ite of her will. He values the{ . 30 s miout, papers please copsy IN MEMORIAM. BLAND. A ivken of love to the sucred me ory of our dear father, BEXJAMIN BLA Who departed this life twenty-three years today, August 11 Father. 1 am ad and lone How 1 miss your smiling face: And you've Ieft me to remember None on earth can take your place id no jonger xtay ith hix love. e Lim some sweet day that great world ahaove. DEVOTED DAUGHTER. i ~ Lx LLIE ) )ou left us o sudden one dav Tidn't tell us yon wi ent off and left us And didn’t even say g e. But while vour loss we deeply fe Thin In God's work and we must sield SON.” BENJAMIN BLAND g remembrance of nd loving father. who departed thix August 11 1920, 1 never whall foreet y While in this worid 1 stay God only knows my feel Since Tou passed Lonesome, ob s X Lonexome night and das Hame 4t not bright like it used 10 be Before dadds w XD CcRILDRES BREWER. In wad but loving remembrarce of cur dear brother, DA’ WER. 130, “August 11, He has gooe, gone forever. From this ‘world of sorrow and care. Bat we'll meet to part. no. never Xome brigit moroing ver there HIS DEV ) KISTERS AND BROTHEKS * DOUGLAS. _1u sad tut loving remembrance o our dear ainter. JGLAS. who de T T D e e ) 1 never cease to love you. Though your frame be in the dust. And aeme day wie fupe e mint pos. o this #od in God we THE FaaiLy - our dear i dx Tuay think that we forget her Teelatives and { ; n they sometimes see e swile t Tittle do they know of the sorrow That wmile hides all the while. t‘rm- but nm lurg..nu. y her soul HER STRTERR, unrumb "HETe HINSON ND MARIE DO nyr In sad but’ loving remembragc ¥ KICHARD ¥ ife three s, CHILDRF ug_remembrance of our dariinz L KING, who departed thix life three years ago today, August 11, 191% 1n_our heart your memory lingers Sweetly. tender, fond &nd true: There is not one day. dear babs. Tiaat we do not think of you. DADDY AND MAMMaA. - lozing remembrance of vir MARY gust 11, 1n_oir fiearts sonr memory lingers. Sweet, tender, fond nd tro There i s day. That we do 2 HER 1 sad b dear grandmother RUDOLPH. ANBRATCHT ANHA (NEITHER THE SUCCEBSORS OF N - THE ORIGINAL W, cp_uy NEOTED ARt znu!.umr nan' Franklin 6626, ! V. L. SPEARE CO, | | 3034 M St. N.W. Eviablished 1801, Antomobile Bervice. WILL] nd embalmer. Live ! 11ous chpel and modern { prices. 832 Pa. Trector in connection. Comme. crematorium, ave mw. Tel cali M 3588 T:mothy Hanlon ]_ __eamsT. Phone L. 5543. | T -R-BrermeCo 1208 H STREET NW (FORMERLY S40F STWW) PHONE MAIN 10 CNichols JAMES T. RYAN, el TA- AVE. 82, vats Ambulances " 1 Connection. Frank Geier’s Sons Co., 1113 EEVENTH STREET < __Modern Charel. Telephone cail, Phone Lincoln 524, oers Giipel. Automonite Famn “ZU RHORST” Lincoln 372 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 E. CAPITOL ST. ‘We specialize in designing and erect- ing Imperishable memorials of quality and character. Call and see hundreds of phetographic suggestions and designs on exhibition in our office. THE J. F. MANNING CO.," INC., 914 Fifteenth Street. cmfixm Fort Fort LincolnZ -ndmnl. Boulevard at S aas G o B, Phons X luucu EXPRESSIVE FLO st MODERATE PRICES. Bilackistone’s Designs are noted for their beauty BLACKISTONE'S, 4TH AND H Phone, Main 8707 Appropriate Floral Tokens s Floral Co. _ Mthena XX ave Muinles Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. AR e S N i,