Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1921, Page 7

N all who passed on F street. magmtude is gomg on at the rear. shoring have cut in on our selling space. The coat, suit and dress departments are suffering and a third or more of the millinery elleffs Rebuilding Il = AYEAR ago the evidences of our rebuilding were apparent to lT IS only logical that we adopt a policy of price-reducing to compensate our customers for the curtailed conveniences—and also to keep stocks as low as possible while we are under the handi- cap of rebuilding. - Departments not directly affected are offering spectals in order to make Jelleff’s a most attractive place to shop section is boarded off. Rebulldmg Sale Specials Besides Frzday REMNANT. Robmldm' Handicap Special COATS at $29.50 Suede cloth Normandy and Bolivia new winter coats—Ilarge seal shawl collars and shoulder collars of beaverette and self material; tuxedo collars, all full Navy, brown, reindeer, burro, sorrento, oxford $40—and worthy of it—New silk lined. and black. Jellefi’s—Second Floor. Underwear at $1.85 The announcement of the arrival of this much favored underwear seems all that is necessary to clear 1t out. Thi new shipment includes both nightgowns and envelope chemises, of fine nainsook, hand-sewed and hand-scal- loped. “V" necks. A Special Purchase of $7 Lined Corduroy Robes at $5 ‘Wide-wale corduroy break- fast robes in copenhagen, pur- ple and rose. JellefPs—Main Floor. More Fine Philippine $8 Rain-or-Shine Umbrellas, $5 The fashlonable kind, with ivory white tips and rerrules. Leather strap or ring handles. Brown or blue silk. Jelleff's—Main Floor. at’h .1 $1250 Gray Rajah Silk Jumper Dress. 3 $32.50 Georgette Cotton Voile Dresses, filet lace trim- med, blue and rose. 1 33650 Copen henna lace tun! 1 $23.50 NIVY Tricolette Jumpéer Dress. 5 $22.50 to $27.30 White Jap Silk Dresses. 1 $12.50 White ‘Wash Skirt, emtroldered. 1 $22.5¢ Henna _and White Block Check Prunella Skirt. 2 $24.50 Prunella Cloth Skirts, black and white. 1 $21.50 Prunella Plaid Skirt, tan and navy. 1 $19.50 Black and White Georgette, Skirt. 2 $13.75 Shantung Silk Sport Skirts. 1 $22.50 Orchid Color Canton Crepe, side plaited. crepe skirt, box plaited. 1 $18.50 Gray Moon Glo Crepe, Straightline Skirt. at*30 1 $85.00 Navy Twill Cord Dress, embrotdered tunic. 1 $69.50 Navy Tricotine Bead- ed Dress. 1 $35.00 Black Tricotine Coat Dress. 1 $85.00 Navy Dress, tricotine braided in gray. 2 $95.00 Navy Twill Cord, em- broidered and braid trimmed. 1 37609 Navy Tricotine Trimmed Dre 1 $79.50 m;ck Velour Em- brotdered Dre satin jet, embroidered. 4 $50.00 Suits, navy and lack tricotine; belted box Jacket. Sizes 14-16 .. 1-:35 00 Cavert Cloth Sult, 18, s—su oo cowrt Cloth Tux- edo; size 16: tan; 35 oo :I"nl Cloth, tan; sizes $Z250. 1—:20.50 ‘Tricotine Tan;: sise “’1—:5!50 Tricotine Tan; size $22.50. :'l—lzs so‘ ‘Nnvy ‘Blue Trico- t : size n‘-—s' 9.50 Navy Blue Trico- tine, size 1 1—369.50 Black - Tricotine; sise 16, $22.50. 1. .50 Tricolette . Dress, navy; size 16, $5.00. 1—$45.00 Georgetts and Fou- lard combination; size 16, $15. 2—$49.50 Georgette, lnd gray; llu 16, Blaze Striped Flannel Sport - 1 $25.00 Copen Roshanara 1 3$95.00 le Tricotine, over . Foar Rebuilding 10—Velvetine Sleeveless Dresses bound and silk tassels. The Millinery Section is Greatly Handicapped by Rebuilding—T herefore Newest Fall MILLINERY is underpriced at $8.50 and $10 Silk Lyons Velvet, hatter's plush, panne velvet and felt combined with silk. Charming new modes in black, cherry, browns, navy, gray and autumn leaf colors. Remnants, Too Only 7 of the one style hat that you can buy this year for the next. The Crofut & Knapp rough straw sailor. Same as sold in the Dobbs Shop, 5th avenue, at $12. Remnants, $1.45. Early fall Sport Hat, of all white felt or trimmed with navy. ‘Were $3.50. Remnants, $1.95. 1 Orchid stk mushroom: shape. ‘Was $12. Remnant, $1.95. Jellef’s—Third Floor. New $3.50 Swagger Bags, $1.69 Gray or brown calfskin. Fit- ted with mirrors. JellefPs—Main Floor. Rebuilding Handicap Forces a Great Selling of Women’s Coats, Suits, Dresses and Skirts as Friday REMNANTS at*10 7 - $25.00 Black Jap Silk Dresses: 1 $35.00 Copenhagen Georg- elle and Cream Lace Gown. $26.00 Black Tricotlette 'l‘un ¢ Dress. 1 $42.50 Navy and White Crepe de Chine Sport Dress. 1 $24.00 White and Red Flan- mel Sport SRirt. 3 27.50 Striped Tally-ho Silk Skirts; box plaited; gray, rose and Copenhagen. 6 $25.00 Prunella Skirts; plaid and striped; black and ‘Wwhite. 6 $30.00 Heather Mixture Jer- sey Suits; tan, Copenhagen. 10 $16.50 Navy and Black Crepe de Chine Skirts; box and side plaited. at35 1 $7200 Navy BEmbroidered Taffeta Large Woman's Dress; size 44%. 1 $65.00 Gray Georgette Dress; size 44. 1 $69.50 Dress, brown foulard :omhlnell with georgette; size 2%. 2 $65.00 Navy Foulard Large W‘nmnl Dresses; sizes 50%, 1 $87.75 Black Embroidered Twill Cord Suit. 3 $82.50 Black Tricotine Bel!ed Box Jacket. $79.50 Suits, tucked panel cl( navy and black. 8 $65.00 Suits; strictly tailor- ed styles; navy and black. 7 $69.50 Smart Semi-tailored. Suits; in navy, black and tri- cotine. 2 $65.00 English Mixture Mo- tor Coats; gray. 4 §65.00 Ero Top Coats; tan, caramel and taupe. 1 $93.50 Black Satin and Duvetyn Cape. 2—$62.50 Canton Crepe and n-oo Combination; navy and ; sise 16, 81 1—4“ 50 vay Gec! etto. flhm trimmed; sises 16. 27.50 s»or't Dresses, gl- and orange; Sises 14- 1‘- $15.80, $—$26.00 Jumper Dresses, r navy, with vhlte crepe de chine Blounl embmlflem in green an l—-“’ lo Whl!e l;ld Copen Dresses. $15.00. 7—48150 Whlte Georgette = 88, tan; size 16, $45.00. l—‘i..‘o Lavender Georg- Lace Dinner Dress; e n ‘nu Today rebuilding of even greater Temporary partitions and Sale Specials in MISSES’ NEW FALL APPAREL 14—Wool Jersey Sleeveless Dresses; braid bound. Navy, brown and copen. 15—Sample Dresses; 5575 tricotine. Sizes 14-16-18. n”y $ l 5 -00 in spite of the handicap. Much timely fall merchandise will go forth to make friends for Jelleff’s at Friday’s low prices. The elements of quality, newness and smart styles are abundantly in evi- dence. - Remnant values are phenomenal. You will be on hand early for these. No phone nor mail orders, no C. O. D.’s nor exchanges on Friday REMNANTS. What’s your pleasure as to a new fall dress— is it of cloth or silk—of what color—of what type? New Fall DRESSES that answer mcst every whim are specially priced for ‘F riday in the Rebuilding Handicap Sale. New $30 to $40 Cloth Dresses at $19.50 New Fall Cloth Dresses in tricotine, Poiret twill and twill cord, navy and black, elaborately trimmed with bright colors of jade, red, orange, green and gold beads and facing of georgette and crepe; also jet, self color and steel beads; hand-embroidery and ribbon trimming. One hundred and fifly dresses and twenty-five styles to choose from. New $26.50 and $30 Mignonette Dresses at*21.75 w Fall Mignonette Dresses, coat style, long tunic and chemise styles; beaded, embroidered and braided; navy and black. Sizes 36 to 46. New $47.50 Roshanara Crepe Dresses at $39.50 —a word or two about Roshanara crepe. It is silk, pure silk with the graceful draping quality so much admired, yet as long- wearing and serviceable as tricotine. The dresses in this group are mostly the new coat effects, with long tunics, loose side panels and fitted basques. Bright colored embroidery and braid trimmings. Navy, brown, gray and black. Jelleff’s—Second Floor. at*15 1 $36.50 Tweed Motor Coat; 3 brown. at 25 $57.50 Navy Bolivia Full- lennh Stk Lined Coats. 4 $38.50 Navy Silvertone Sport $56.75 Coats, navy, trico- Spun Mooten Suits, belted tack- gflncek Full silk lined; panel ets. 5 2 $67.50 Velour Tailored 2 $4000 Wooltex Brown coars ' hrown' ena plack 7 " Homespun Suits; box jackets. 1 $65.00 Tan English Mixture Semi-fitted Suit. 3 $66.00 Gray and Tan Con- tour Crepe Afternoon Gowns. 15 $30.00 Satin and Crepe de Chine Street Dresses. Navy and black. 1 $63.50 Black Taffeta Dress; eyelet end. 1 $75.00 White Geor, Lace Afternoon Gwngene e 1 $69.50 Black and White Foulard Dress. Black georg- ette tunic. s Dinner Gowns, black net over jade and T 3 sKky blue 5 $69.50 Dance Dresses, taf- feta and soiree silk sunset, light blue and flesh. 2 $65.00 Embroidered Net ; 7 Dinner Gowns. Jade and Co s 1 $45.00 Large Wom:;nu Dress, black taffeta embroid- ered.” Size i, T e e 5.00 Tricotine Dresses, cotine "Dresses, __ claborately funic and coat styles, braid trimmed. avy and tan. 1 $59.50 Black Crepe de Chine g}, 3%0-00 Tan Correct Tailored Dress, gold thread embroidered. Size 42%. 1 $69.50 Large Woman's Dress, black crepe de chiue. Size 44. 1 $117.50 Wooltex Wrap, coat in tan marvella. 4 $89.50 Wooltex Topcoats, tan, ostrich and brown mar- vella, 1 $136.50 Navy Embroldered Wra, p. 2 $110.50 Embroidered Wraps, gray and black evora. 2°$127.50 Tuxedo Coats, lynx fur collar and cuffs. Black and sorrento. 1 36950 Sorrento Romona Full Back Coat. 1 $85.00 Brown Evora Em- 2 $55 00 Tricotine Suits, braid trimmed. Navy and black. JellefPs—Second Floor, Sweater REMNANTS $12.50 to $16.50 Fiber Silk Sweaters, $7.50 Pure silk fibers in tuxedo style; medium and heavyweight broldered Wrap. silk; colors In tomato, jade. 1 $110.00 omlch Color Mar- 8gray, brown, tan, white, pink e o, g | e trictly o Sults’ self strap trimming. $10 to $12.50 Fiber Silk Iavy an lcotine. 1 $77.50 Black and White Sweaters, $3.95 Stripe Tailored Suit. 5 $175.00 Milgrim Model Suits, navy and black twill cord. 1 $120.50 Embroidered Large Woman’s -Suit. Navy tricotine. All silk fibers, in tuxedo style. Colors in Band, buff, tomato and brown. Underwear 'REMNANTS $5.00 and $6.00 Glove * Silk Envelope. Chemise $345 Glove silk envelope chemise, ilk. braid Misses’ Tuxedo Fall Coats. Normandie tailored top, ribbon shape or Navy, $10 75 cloth. Navy, brown, reindeer. 529 50 bum—np shoulder. Flesh and Sizes 14-16-18 VU white. flWSflkEflvdope Crene de chine lml satin en- 'velope chemise, lace trimmed and ette tailored styles. Flesh Geor Dresses; sizes 14:16. D 1—339!50 1 Pe'lél“uoor‘ene ress; size — $19.75 - $25.00 Cotton" Rralul. dvo:lo. tted swiss, nen and gini . 2—$23.50 5-0 'ge! Crepe de Chine Sport Dress white ‘nnd green, $15.00. ‘I—IGEOD Sport Dress, gray; size 16, 2955, it Coats, Tas- 5 $1 Neckwear, 50c mania, tan; size 16, n this lot of neckwear to choose from are Windsor ties, . assorted colors; white embroid- ered vestee sets, lace collars, dot- ted organdy, banding to make +" collars,'and remnants of vesting. $7.50 Wool Scarfs, $5.95 Colors: Buff and brown, blue and: buff, jade and mode, black ‘and gray, turquoise and brown. $25.00. 1—!5’ 50 Duvet de Laine, n, $35.00. "1-459.50 Tan Bolivia; size 1—$79.50 Navy Blue Coat, 5—$45.00 Rose and Heather Coats; sizes 14-16, $35.00. Neckwear REMNANTS THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1921 Rebuilding Handicap Special *$69.50 to $85 New Fur-Trimmed SUITS at $55 Elaborate suits in suedetex, mochatex, tricotine or duvet de laie; beautifully hand embroidered; col- lars and cuffs of kummer, mole, nutria and wclf, long line and box jackets. Navy, black, brown, burro, carmel taupe. Glove REMNANTS lanese silk gloves; white and white with beaver finishings. 16-button white washable im- ported doeskin gloves. $3.00 and $5.00 Chamois Gloves, $1.85 Washable Chamois white and natural color. 0Odds and Ends of $2.50 to $3.50 Kid and Chamois Gloves, slight- ly soiled. Blouse REMNANTS $3.95 to $5.00 Tailored Silk Blouses, $1.95 Extraordinary value. Wash Satins and Pongee in colored stripes; rolled or convertible col- lar and long sleeves. $5.00 to $6.95 Lingerie Blouses, $2.45 Almost every blouse is dif- ferent. There are square neck tuxedo model, round necks with daintily frilled collars, others with frills, lace edged, rippling down the fronts; also a few hand-made. All of these go to make this a most attractive col lection. $5.00 to $6.95 Pongee Blouses, $3.95- Smart tailored models, narrow self-pleating or drawnwork ef- tect. Peter Pan and Several kinds of long collars. $6.95 to $10.00 Blouses $3.85 Gloves, A miscellaneous collection of crepe de chines, georgette and silks. Among them are slip- over, tailored and regulation styles. in white, flesh, bisque, and other seasonable shades. sorrento and Jelleff's—Second Floor. $25 Skirts, $11.75 New Fall Skirts of Prunella cloth, in block checks, plaids of black, white tan and navy, brown, henna and tan; navy, henna and gray; - box and plaited. Jelleffs—Second Floor. F-UR-S REMNANTS From Our August Sale 0dd’ pleces, mostly one of a kind, but guaranteed, neverthe- less. 1 Marmot Coat. 1 Civet Cat Coat.. 3 Coney Squirrel 4 Fox Scarfs..... 3 Jap Mink Chokers. 7 Squirrel Chokers. 4 Brown Chokers. .. tocking REMNANTS $1.75 Stockings, $1.00 Here is your opportunity to buy your fall silk lisle stockings; full “fashioned, well reinforced with the lavender top; all sizes in black. % $1.50 and $2 Stockings, 95¢ Fiber Sitk and Pure Silk Stock- ings; mock seam back, plain and dropstitch. Black, white, navy, cordovan. 65c Silk Stockings, 35c (3 for $1.00) Silk Lisle Stockings, seam back: well reinforced. Black, cordovan, navy, gray, white. Glove Silk Stockings for $3.95 Glove 8ilk Stockings. open work, nets, vertical stripes and rib effects, with clox; very attrac- tice. Black, white, cordovan. Hundreds of Women Will Save $1 or More on Each Pair of These Fine French LAMBSKIN GLOVES Glace of suede finish — all perfect — at . . N ideal glove for fall wear. Of Special Note *1.65 Light in weight, smart in appearance and shown in wanted col- ors, tan, mode, brown, black or white. French pique. .lellell’s-—MlIn Floor. in the Rebuilding Handicap Sale > They’re lately devel- oped styles for present and later season wear. $5.95 Made to sell for $10.00. A special ' purchase of women's strap pumps. 1 buckle and strap fashton in black or nut brown calf; welt solee and military heels, tips and ball strap. Very good looking and gerviceable. One of the sea- son’s mest desired models. $4.45 Women's $10 Low Shoes. Remnants of our clearance sale of women's low shoes, styles that will mot be re- placed. Every pair is a real bargain. These brogue oxfords in tan and black calf and pat- ent leather, black calf pumps, with welt soles and military heels. $1.75 Made to sell for §12.00 to 816.00. A special purchase from one of most well known and reliable makers of wom- en's fine footwear. All this season's wanted models and materials., Fashioned in dark brown, dark gray and pear] gray suede, black satin, nut brown calf and dark brown kid, also in combina- tion of gray suede and patent leather, tan calf and gray suede, brown kid and suede, in models of 1 and 2 straps, welt soles and Cuban heels. baby French heels and high French heels. - Special $2.25 ‘Women’s Black Kid Boudoir Slippers,” with low flat heels and silk pompon. Jellef’s—Main Floor. Gold Stripe Silk Stockings, the kind that are free from the danger of garter runs. &2 ‘and 223, 1218 F St. N.W. s‘m Hours: 9:18 to 6, including Saturday ’ 1 TYREE. We desire to express our hea: appreciation to the friends of our deceased daughter, NELLIE A. TYREE. and our friends for their manifestations of sympathy and the floral tokens upon the occasion of her death. SOPHIE A. OTEY AND JAMES A. OTEY. * i HART. A BN oo s 1ot Fedr. 08 1 ) 3 of rmnl hereafier. (No flowers.) {AMOS'W. HART, AGED 80, PATENT ATTORNEY, DIES Had Been Employed in Local Office | of Muan & Co. for More Than Fifty-Four Years. Amos W. Hart, one of the best known patent attorneys before the patent office, died last night at his Tesidence in the Plymouth. Mr. Hart wag In his eighty-first year, and for more than fifty-four years, up to the time of his illness, had been one of the force of attorneys in the Wash- ington office of Munn & Co. Mr. Hart was born in Guilford, Vt., January 27, 1841, was educated in Middlebury College, Vermont, going later to the University at Geisen, Ger- many. Returning* to this country about the close of the civil war, he came to Washington in 1867, and en- tered the office of Munn & Co., where he remained continuously until the time of his death. He was a graduate of the National Law School of this city, a member of thé bar and was in active practice be- fore the patent office for more than fifty years. Mr. Hart is the author of Digest of Patent Decislons.” He is survived by-his widow, Mrs. Annis E. Hart, and a son, Errol E. Hart of Brooklyn. FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR LIEUT. COMDR. BIEG “Hart's Military Escort Accompanies Party to Arlington—Other ZR-2 Vic- tims to Be Buried Tomorrow. Last rites for Lieut. Valentine N. ‘Bieg were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at $t. Thomas' Episcopal Lhur('h followed by inter- ment in Arlington cemetery. A mili- tary escort accompanied the funeral party to the grave. Funeral services for Commander H. Maxfleld, who was to have command- ed the ZR-2, on which he lost his life in the accident at Hull, England, August 24 last, will be held at Arling- ton national cemetery tomorrow aft- ernoon at 2 o'clock. Chaplain Riddle of the Navy will officiate at the burial. Classmates of Commander Maxfleld will be pallbearers. Interment of the body of Machinists' Commander Mate George Welsh, another of the ZR-2 tims, will be tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, in Arlington. [ — TWO SHIPS TRANSFERRED. Will Mean Huge Saving to Coast and Geodetic Survey. Saving of more than a million dollars for vessels for the coast and geodetic survey has been effected through the transfer from the Navy Department to this bureau of two mine planters now at the Portsmouth, N. H., navy yard. The vessels have just been turned over to the coast survey, and when provided with the surveying equipment will be placed in com- mission and sent to Alaska. This will take about three wecks. They will be rechristened. but the names have not yet been determined upon. The transfer was brought about through the budget bureau, after the survey officials had made repeated but ineffective efforts to have suc a transfer made direct with the \an Depertment and beforc the budget bureau was formed. The survey of- ficials had included an estimate of $1,000,000 for the construction of new vessels, but following the action of the budget bureau has stricken this amount from the request for funds for the next fiscal year. ‘WOULD GRANT DIPLOMAS. A bill introduced yesterday by Sen- ator Walsh of Massachusetts would amend articles of incorporation of the Sisters of Charity of St. Joseph and Ithe Convent of Visitation, in George- {town, So as to give them power to {grant diplomas and the usual college !1nd university degrees and honorary { degrees. — | CARDS OF THANKS. to thank relatives, friends 01 that helped to givel | and make such a grand tribute to_our hero | son’s memory. MAURICE B. SNYDEK Words gail i express our feeilngs of grate. fulness to all. HIS FATHER AND MOTHER. 22° 1t DIED. ALLEN> Depnrled l tember 2 residence. lite W.dneldly L 502 ot mee. Do COR NBLIA MAL ALLES. wife of Joseph Allen, only d-ugmgr of Louis B. and Cor. nelia Malvan and sister of Milton T. Mal- Foneral Satorday from Liscoln Tem ple Church, 11th and R sts. n.w. at 2 Relatives and friends invited to oclock. attend. BIRD. Wednesday, September at his residence, 917 E si. D. BIRD, beloved father of Mrs. C. Shugrue and Mrs. M. V. 0'Connor and Joseph Bird. Funeral Friday, September 23, at 9 a.m.. from St.” Dominic’s Catholic Church, west. BROOKS, Departed this life Tuesday morning. September ?n 192 21 m'.' s.w., WILLIAM sonth 1 o'clock, at the resi- Seplemh-r 23, from Rehoboth 1st bet. N'and O sts. s.w. i triends lavited: September 21, 1921, . Brown. BYRN. Wednesday, September Bin. home, 1318 'Colnmbia BRICHI BY RN, veroved husbaid of Teabelia meral 'services at his lute resi- n., Friday, September 23. In- e at Rock Creek cemetery. * ES. Killed in DI action lt ldll‘y near Chatenu Thierry. June JAMES REYT! Margaret Funeral services at his late resi- 2 Belmont st. n.w.. Saturday, Sep Sember 4, at 2 b ivet cemetery. GRAY. ing, September 21, 1921, at 5:15 o'clock, at ber residence. 125 Kendgll et Iry ity EMMA C. GRAY (mee Madison), wife of Enoch G. Gray, Sr.. and mother of Adeline E. Gray Stennett, Enoch G., Jr.: J Robert C. and Emma Lou F from ber late residence Sunday, semmher 25, at 2 p.m. Interment Mout Ol- Departed_this life Wednesday eren- WALL.* Monday, September 10, 1021, at uo MES A., beloved husband of K‘llll! H Hll Body will lie Asbury M. E. Church, 11th and K s from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Friday, Sej (emher 23, Funeral services will be held at 1 oclock. Interment at Harmony cemetery. Relatives aud friends invited. Home is sad, 0 God, how dreary, Tonesome. 'lonesonie every spot; Waiting Tor his volce till weary, Weary, for I heer it not. HIS DEVOTED WIFE. ate at . Witeeie e Lodge, No. 7, F. w:dm-aly..lcpunhu 21, 1921, at nce. in the Plymouth, Noties Departed this life Wedneaday, unday, Friends lnm-d . D., pastor. Wednesda. i Rev. J. A. JACKSON. Departed thin_tire ! 5 DWARD husband of Jessie Jackson, r., and brother ‘trom Grice's mnl‘ 12th and R sts. n.w., Satarday. Seo- IIIDI. 1821, ED JACK September 21, the beloved dather of Eqward Jacksen, Carter.~ Funeral 2 o'clock. ember 19, 1921. at rohl--l. tember 24, Oany, ELTAR nm the onla child of Gltn-h. I (Medical 50K "ad Soacar o Commande: LoDTS 1. u.\xrmw“.'.'m ‘the late Louis H. and Adela i ey services & ul, Minn. m u--k:-n. Friday, Bep- -|ing 32 hrown, | Funeral Services at. the chapel of ohn right Compa: 10t st nw.. Friday, September 23, at 53034 I\I St. N.W. .m. lnl;!'ment Woodlawn cemeters, New- Automobile Service. DIED, , WELCH. Special commupication Lodge. No. 4. F. A A M., at 8:43 tember 28, for the purpose of funeral *of late brother, GEORGH WELCH. chief macl mate, Ly oner B. M. BROWN, Wednesday, September 21, 12:20 a.m., ROSE ELIZABETH, of John D. Wilkins, daughter of Lucy and the late Nathan Kiopter, Funeral from ber late residence, 50 M et. at 2 pm. Interment of Naval a.m., Kep- the "y of the worshipful master. Setretary. IN MEMORIAM. Departed this Ulo Tutaley eves 1, 30 p.m. BAYLOR. ing, September 20, 192! a short fllness, which lhc hnn i tian patience, MARY Y BAYLOR. She leaves to mourn their loss five sons, two daughters, three sisters, five brothers and a host of relatives and friends. Fuseral Friday even- ing, 2 o'clock, from Bt. John's Baj Chutch, W street between 4th and 5th. E. Johnson, pastor, will officiat A preclous one fros = has A voice we love i lled. A place is vacant in our hame That never can be filled. * BEATLEY. In sad but loting remembrance of my dear husband, ROBERT R. BEATLEY, ;rn» died one year ago today, September 22, Your tired hands are now at rest, Your voice forever stilled. As a husband. you were the best. And your pluce can never be filied. But since you could no longer stay To cheer me with your love, s "DEvoTED WirE. o Joving Temembrance of our dest DONALD CUETIS, who de- partea this life three years sgo today. Nobody knows our longings, But few have seen us weep, We shed our tears from aching hearts While other fast aslecp. HIS LOVING MAMMA AND PAPA. * In memory of usband. JOHN R. ars ago iodey, Sep- 1916, and iy son. JAMES LEK- lied in France three years ago to- 1918, Anniversary mass MARTHA E. DEAN. * Dedicated to the xacred memory of nister, PT, who passed into eter- 1920, DEAN. DEAN, LIE, wl day. September at Nativity Church, HAUPT. gur doring ‘and faithful wife and NELLIE A. mai rest smt seur Aps Blotambe = One lonely year has come and gone, As time goes by I miss you more 1 can’t become reconciied to your going away, Though 1 meet many who appear happy and gy, and sudden was the call: to all. meet you in & better land. We are taught to g0 to God for relief When our Learts are burdened with sorrow and grief. I am trusting in Him to be taken over there, Wiere you are waiting eo faithful and fair. Sieep on, dear Nell, and take your God called you home, He thought it best From sin and sorvow set you free. May I Dreg- 10 DETHDIY HETAAY K. HAUPT. Midnight stars are gleaming Tpon a lonely grave, Where sleeping. but not dreaming. Lies the one 1 could not save. In dreams I see her dear, sweet face Aud_kiss her cold, cold brow: And whisper, as 1 loved her then, 1 love her memory now. 1 think of her in silence. No eres can see me weep. But suil withis, my aching heart Her memory 1 s LoVING "SISTER cmr. 2 OSBORNE. In loving remembrance of +dear son, AMBROSE OSBORNE. who am three years ago today, September 22, In_my heart your memory hn;m Sweetly, tender, fond and true; There is not a day, dear son, 1 do not think of you. Just a line of sweet remembrance Of a sou kind and true: There is not a day. dear son, 1 do not think of you. MOTHER. PRYOR. A tribute of love and remembrance of our dear mother, AMANDA PRYOR, who entered sweet rest twelve years ago today, September 22, 1909. Mother, we are sad and lonely, How ‘we mss your smiling face; You have left us to remember. On earth no one can take your place. Dear mother. nobody knows our longing. But few have seen us weej W whed out lears from aching hearts While others are fast asleep. Your tired hands are Dow at rest, Your voice forever stilled: As 2 mother you were the best v can never be filied Y GHTERS, MRS, MAMIE K AND MISS MARY E. PRYOR. A tribute to the memory of our devoted mother, ANNIE R. ROBINSON, Who entered into eternal rest one Fear ago toduy, September 22, 1820. Tonight the Lord in His tender pity Listened to my mother's prayer: She suffered mortal anguish and prayed That she might go to live with Christ, Savlor, o Away from pain and woe. He ‘tock per to be with Him in the heavenly realm_above, : Where pain and sortow mever come, but sl is peace and lov Pe*iER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. * SIMMS. Iu sad but loving memory of our ds- voted daughter, FRA! SIMMS, de- parted this life’ ove Sear a0 Fioday, Septem- Der 22, 1820, Home. at rest, so sweetly sleeping In tiy Savior's tender eare. Frances, we are sad and lonely; Oh, that voice we love ig still. Thou art gone from all temptations. Thou art goae to the hotse of ivory. And there she is crowned with glory great, And see God face to face. To that sweet bome, Jerusalem. Yes, God called oue daling Frasces To five with Him in Para BT aD MOTHER AND LOVING PAPA. * ——_———‘— FUNERAL DIRECTORS. WM.H.SARDO&OO Phone Lincoln 524. Hoiorn Chpel. Automobile Funerals. R °8Pme€’o‘ 1208 H_STREET, her Aeq § : C”':;‘.fé"fi.‘:.':.‘*"."“oe ARSpeare” CuNichols WB'Speers. caii ek, R prorte O] V. L. SPEARE CO. NEITHER THE SUCOESSORS QF NOR QON- g NECTED, WITH I m GINAL % Phone Fraskiin S seph F. Birch’s Sons Established 1841 Phone West 96 S0E ot now, Funeral Director 3. WILLIAM LE imer. Livery in conuection. Commo- it ';"u';}e'fi‘“.na odern cremtorium, Yoderate prices. 1113 SEVENTH STREET N.W. Moden Chapel, Telephone cail, North 528. e N JAMES T. RYAN VE. 17 PA AVE.BE, I‘rh--le Ambulances. Livery in_Connection. Quick, Dignified_and Eficlent Sérvice, Modern Chapel . . 8§16 H ST. N.E. Lincoln 3464, Automobile Servlcs, MONUMENTS. ‘We speclalize in designing and erect- ‘memorials (monuments and maus uality and character. coleums) of a! beautl- We will gladly show you many ful specimens of our work in any of the local cemeteries. THE J. F. MANNING CO,, INC., 914 Fifteenth Street. . P of Graves un Nataral Besuty S 353 and L. 4360 . oy Hensorta. FortLincoln:Z 2= o : 1836 G st. y FUNERAL DESIGNS. Approprlate Floral Tokens Wi Floral Co. 14th and N. Y. Ave, Main 166 Gude Bros. Co,, 1214 F St. Prompt auto delivery service. Artistic—expressive—~inexpensive. 900 14 GEO. C. SHAF..FER - .‘.:. RAL EMBLEMS _. o e PRy