Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1922, Page 7

THE EVEN NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, ' 1922, 21 36 in ches Cortainy, $2.98 values. —Double-faced Velour Portieres, | yards long by pri —Serim, Voile nnd tomorrow to, Wednesday Choice Store Hours, Daily 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. tains. —Irish —Poin sizes, in white—not each size in each grade. tomor wie od, " $12. 95 $l 50 I’nm‘l 1 2.49 Red uce\] a pair One of Our Famous One-Price Sal House Furnishings 79C —Novelty ——Scotch Curtains. Reduced cotch S. KANN SoNs Co. “THE BUSY CORNER” Penna. Ave., 8th and D Streets The $10 Sale of Lace Curtains, Bed Sets and Panels Continues —All are very excellent designs. Prepare for fall and save money. - —Selections will be reserved for future delivery on payment of a reasonable deposit. Children’s Umbrellas —Three good specials worth buying and laying away for school time. All have neat ring or strap hardles. $1.19, $1.25, $1.59 Kann's—Street Floor. Select from these $12.98 to $19.98 qualities By the Pair —Lacet Arabian Curtains. Braided Cur- Point Curtains. —Antique Lace Curtains Gene Curtair t de the Set Fine Voile Bed Sets. —Colored Dimity Sets. Bed \ —Lace Curtains, in white, cream and ecru colors, 2%, 3 and 374 yards long, but not in each grade. long by 36 to 45 inches wide, in white or ecru color—not each color in each grade. Bed Sets are in single, three-quarter and full bed These sets can be matched up with the above lace curtains. —Lacet Arabian Paneis. —Novelty Braided Panels. —Irish Point Panels. —Antique Lace Panels. —Fine Voile Panels. —Beautiful Marquisette Panels. —Verdure Tapestry Couch Covers. —Rope Portieres with silk tapestry bands. By the Piece Panel Curtains are 2} yards Other Special Lots Reduced Madras $l Brishie Saxh Curtains. larly 49c. Re- tomorrow. each. row, a pair Lace 95 [ ! | | | —sScotch Lace Car- tains. Reduced, tomor- FOW.Ia DA verorinmmsmaie 89¢ —Vnlance Rope Portieres. Reduced l ,85 tomorrow .... : —Our 335¢ Fall Cre- tonnes. Reduced to- 24C 1 morrow to, a yard August 23 Third Floor Kettl “ware: 79c¢ Set, soap. All for— Special Bpeclal— inch sizes. white enamel quart size Special— —Wash Day consist- ing of 1 wash board, 6 bars of Kirkman's 25 clothes pins. —Bath Tub Seats, white enamel! finish, well mlde —This Garden Set, consist ing of 1 garden spade, garden trowel—two pleces. 79¢ —Pure Ala m t= sum Windsor Kettles, with cover and ball handle; sunray @nish. Special —=Mixing Bowl Sets, con- sisting of 5 bowls, 5 to 9 —Ilce Cream Freez-| ers, with galvanized | iron or tin tubs, 2-| quart size. Special— —was family int 79c¢ b cial —Pure Alaminam| Water Pails, 8-quart | size, sunray finish. | Spectal— 79c¢ wold” pieces, kettl Choice, 79c i seotiold Special........ throughout and with two handles and cover. 79c Special —ldeal Aluml 1 Flour Can I Sugar Can 1@ 1 e Can Tea Can 4 Pleces in Set Special, 79c cial forced throughout and with two side hu.ndl.s. Special e 131.00. h Boilers, size, re- orced Spe- sisting of: broom and cial— —=Cast-Iron Skillets smoothly finished, brand, No. including covered Kettl ete. stew . Special. Each. Bono, the well known in- de and disintectant. ; Per quUart can..... —Tea Ke tles, mad of triple- :oated white enamel- ware, with bail handle and cover, Cholce of several sizes. um Ware, Spe- —Galyanized Iron Wask Tubs, rein- 79¢ —O0’Cedar Polish Mops, made of fine quallty varn; handle. Regularly | Special 79¢ ~Cleaning Set, con- 1 Dulor\ 6 bars of Ivory soap. Spe- 79¢ 1,000 79c 79c —Bread Boxes, phite Jjapanned finish, with square top. Spe- cial— Roll-top Bread or Cake Hoxes, white japanned finish. ~ Special, each— ey | ] —Garbage Pails, size. Special... 3-galion 79c —~Mixing Bowl Sets, Not yellow earthenware, 10, 11 and 12 inch sizes. 8 in set. Spe- clal— —Pickling Jars, made of heavy stone ware, smoothly finished, 1-gallon size. Speclal— —Canscrole Set, of brown white earthenware. Set consists of one casserole and 6 79C individual custard cupe. Special ..jev.nen . Roasting or Baking Pan, sunray finish, regulsrly $1.30. ‘7 9(.‘, Bpecial .. .. Baskets, {3 assort- —=Waste Paper ed patterns. Special— 79c —Dinner or Breakfast Plates, sev- eral pretty assorted . patterns. Choice, 10 plates— 79¢ —18-plece Tea Set, of white Syra- cuse chinaware. Set consists of: 6 tea cups. 6 tea saucers 6 tea plates. . 79¢ and ~—Our $1.25 50-inch Drapery Pop- Woine I Uns, in various colors. 89 dow Shades, seconds of 49 | Reduced tomorrow to, a C | 9c grade. Reduced C ¥ard cececicencinee cesen tomorrow to, each .... —85¢ Kenington Embossed Rep, in colors. row, a yard.. —Round Cretonne Pll- Re- ca., lows. Regularly duced tomorrow to, Kann's—Third Floor. various plain toned Reduced tomor- 39c I —High-grade 0il « | Blanket Buying Days Are Here —At least the way people have been buying them the first two days of the sale indicates that Washingtonians mean to keep warm this winter. —Look over this good list of blankets, then come tomorrow for a selection. —All-wool Plaid Blankets, 66x50 | —Wool-finished Cotton Blankets, inches; large blook design. i | 86x80 inches: made of pure cot- beautiful colors of blue, pink, with 2 finish resembling tan and gray with white. For : warm and durabled block doublo beds. Made | plaids in all the 3 75 of soft quality wool, $6_75 wanted = colors. . August Sale, pair... | August Sale, pair —Fine All-wool Blankets, 72x34 | —Flaid Cotton Blankets, 64x76 | inches; made by the North Star | inches; small block patterns, in Woolen Mills; of selected | Pink: 5‘"]6 tan "’dhfl,“- mv} Wools, and come In attractive | Welght blankets with » speria large block plaids, beautiful | 50ft texture, 2 50 golors, also white with colored | suring Sfiomfl”'- :rgers'd bo|u ¢ {-A pair.. th wide soisette. 1 | —Beacon Indian Blankets, 60X50 Ausun Sale, $l4 25 | Inches: in the newest styles | | and colorings. They arc very at- splendid $4.25 tractive . and make | throws for outdoors, fn camps —Part Wool Plaid Blankets, woven of wool and cotton, mak- ing durable and warm covering. In handsome plald effects; dou- | ete: Sale. ble-bed size, neatly Hesenia s i L A ( | Fine Qualiy Alwool Plaia ;;,rl‘g“;):'(r o A“gm $4.5 Blankets, 70x80 and 70x84 inches, made from fine gelected wool, in large block styles. in all the wanted colors; neatly $9.95 —North Star AlU-wool Blankets, 70x82 inches; large attractive Block plaids, in blue, pink. rose, | finished with wide " | binding. August brownyellow and lavender. oa- | binding, =~ August These blankets are frmly woven. assuring $ —Part Woel Blankets, wxl\? Tnches; for singlo or twin beds: ang 2 d"‘"""“‘" 11.50 white with pink and blue bor- usnet ders; nished with mohalr bind- —All-wool Plaid Blankets, 65330 | In&. splen and 70x80 tnches; soft quality, fn | Value August Sale, 4.95 blue, pink, tan, gray pal | i I | | th wide solsette binding. , and red and black e Gna i $7.50 Tub Frocks Still in Demand Three Big Price Lots Special Tomorrow —Pers:stcnt calls for “a;h dresses have induced us to offer very specia: prices on them, in order to clear them out for the new fall merchandise. —There yet remain many more days in which to wear these cool summer dresses. The prices are low enough to buy now for future $4.95 to $6.95 Tub Frocks at $2.89 —These are made of fine qm\“ty gingham. tissues and voiles, some trimmed with white dotted Swiss, others with colored omnfly' drop waistline and long-waisted dresses, with self sashes or broad girdles. Many have trimmed skirts. Mostly in misses’ and small women's sizes. $4.95 to $8.95 Tub Frocks at $3.99 -——These are of dotted Swiss, ratine, linene and imported ginghams; a wonderful assortment of these dresses, in lone waistline models, some em- broidery trimmed, others have hand cross-stitch- ing; faney cuffs and pockets. Good range of sizes. Kann's—Second Floor. $2.50 to $3.50 Tub Frocks at $1.79 —Dresses for house wear; made of ginghams, cham- bray, lawns and voiles; straightline and slip-over styles, trimmed with organdy, pilque, chambray, pointed and loop bralds; the ginghams are in nrlpn. chnkl and plaids; some polka dots in gured all-over designs; all ha -duu flus “ to 46, extra sizes 48 to b2, Again—More - of Tfiose Black Kid House Slippers For $1.65 a Pair —In our last male of them, women were £0 anxious to get a pair that the majority were sold during the carly morning hours. Kann's—Street Floor. use. -—Tn_case you did not succeed in getting a pair last time—come carly and be sure to get & pair tomorrow. -—'n:ey are made of soft leather, one-strap style and have rubber RIOTOUS SCENES MARK KLAN TALK| Ferguson, Texas Senatorial ' Candidate, Faces Cat-Calls. ! | Riot in California. Ny the Associated Press ' DALLAS, Tex. August u2 —\\'hlle‘ Earle B. Mayfleld, candidate for the | democratic nomination for l"l"f‘d" States senator, was speaking of his stand as to union labor at Beaumont ‘ast night, his opponent, former Gov. | | J2mes E. Ferguson, was the center of | riotous scenes at Houston, about sev. enty-five miles away. The trouble be- 8an when Mr. Ferguson started to speak against the Ku Klux Klan, of which he is an avowed opronent. As {he started to speak part of his audl ence began leaving, amid cat-calls anc jeers. The audfence was finally quiet '»d after many had left the building and Mr. Ferguson continued hi: i speech. | The tumult ended with the forma governor inviting a member of th. | tudience down (o the front, where, h { ;aid, he “would whip him in five min jutes in more ways than a country b | °an whip a tom cat” The invifart was prompted by a repark flung at i be speaker by the man in the audi ence. i Mr. Ferguson then devoted a great »art of his address to talking again the Ku Kluk Klan. i In Beaumont Mr. Mayfleld answer “d a charge made by Mr. Fergusor :hat he was against organized labor Mr. Mayfield made the direct state ment that ho was opposed to any or fanization or movement that woulc stroy unfon labor. He compared hi: record’ as to labor with Mr. Fergu son's. HECELING CAUSES RIOT. Police Prevent Fight at Sacramentc Meeting. SACRAMENTO, Calif., August 2 A rlot eall brought a patroi wago' ‘0ad of detectives to quell a disturb nce last night at a meeting wher: Thomas Lee Woolwine, district a: orney of Los Angeles and candidat: 0 ‘or the democratic overnor nomination discussed the Ku n. The disturbance followed extensiv aeckling. When Mr. Woolwine start *d to tell of his activities involvin: the Ku Klux Klan in Los Angeles scores of persons began hooting anc cat-calling. A man arose near the front and called the district attorne: liar. Several persons started towarr him and a fight seemed imminent when City Councilman H. S. Kiernus ‘hreatened the men with arrest. Th volice arrived a moment later. JOINT OUTING TODAY. | Harmony Castle and Benevolent Socfety at Chesapeake Beach. Two thousand persons are expectec to attend a joint outing being given today at Chesapeake Beach by Har- mony Castle, No. 10, Knights of the Golden Eagle, and the Crescent Benevolent _Associatlon. Clarence 8. Hatton s chairman o- the arrangements committee for the former organization, and John G. Mil- ler has charge for the latter. Sv‘m. ming, fishing, crabbing, boating, . dancing, mustc and_ picnicking are on the program for this afternoon. Bakery Salesmen's Un'on, No. and Ice Cream Drivers and Helpe Union, No. 111, will give a joint ing at the beach tomorrow. Thirty-. | five hundred pereons are expected. H —_— 1$75,000 OF ESTATE IN D. C. I }Ancmary Papers Asked by Admin- istrator for Late Representative. Mozes P. Kinkaid, representative in Congress from Nebraska, who died July 8, left personal property in the{ Dmmt of Columbia valued at $73,- & J. Weeks of O'Nelll, Neb., wae Shpotnted adminteiraor in’ that state ang yesterday asked the District Su- | preme Court to issue to him ancillary papers of administration So that he may obtain poseession of the dead congressman’s local assets. 23 ARMY MEN RETIRED. l First Sergt. Marion Richmond, .»d Cavalry. at Fort Myer, Va.; Staff Sergt. Thomas E. Green, 24th In- { and Corp. Martin Bacon, a! at Fort | McDowell, Ca!il hlva been placed on the retired list of the Army on | account of age. ‘BOSTON BULL, female, 83 QEE n.e. | FOUND. I wmm—n“fim———ur | w nw OI8T ae LOST. Chum™; tag Ne. 9 re- 280 OSTON TERRIER—Fenale, white head and light brown brindle back with swhite stripe over right Dack lez. Reward. Stahl. 203 ia_ave nw 240 BH.\(‘EIET— old, engraved 1893 A_ 1. G. to B. M. 906, Return to Room 381, Treas- Tegs. BRIEF CASE—Marked R W nlease notify Geophysical Laboratory. 334, | i ihmn at Columhu& I Iz ‘fl,‘fl’fi:h‘ Woodwerd T nlmimp flv ent, l‘fl!!l ining_ wedding ring e P Scisgay 30T T, Refurn ving and E. Wentworth, 642 o enger s, Bast o-rml L 2814. T Jeweled, Taney back, at Chapel Tnlntrnn Sunday. Aug. 20, 1 Re- child's tas 5 n Bimea pame 1o llar ¢ 6th 28 O sts and re Elen-.fln'oAlfl 1. 20T R st n.w. LASSES, tn case: Monday, on 16k of. i m 13th to0 10th. Mrs. K. D o8 Tht st aow, oL, SR0BY, 206 + on Bilipse, August 2. ADL SART 17t m nifiCmmuny ‘afterncon. Phont \r 3 ox Contaiped 38 a0 Iavadey ticket, on Tth at. Reward if returned to 098 R st. n.w. HINC Wby, o 130 oo, between _'1'—.}: 3. L Pease, American See. SCARF—Dark brown, o, ut conster dip, Seul North TS betwern 3 2 SPECTA W rimless, Aug. oun Ealis, umina side. 'Phione l'Pm TAuLEs = Tor‘fu el Fimmed, o dy” rown lenthes ca | T e rlm on Wisconsin 3 d. on u Vondaz, A 1408 ¥ i from Washington, Pnllml= Notiry ML G, West, 23 M W —ke “peraon ym; | gold and trory baudle um 1[_: 718 11th st., Ameri A . 14th, to ll' yward. VIOLIN OASE, three-quarter sise, A it 1!.'0: Davy ynd Prlflll’i n‘!l s o8 car No. 1. st nw. wusic. ...':.“..':.: , 2648 15th st. _y_b_.._.——*L meuuuv. =" BURY MAIJ. QUAIFFE, HERO OF CIVIL WAR Rites at Arlington Attended by Full Military Honors—-Church Service in October. Funeral services, with full military honors} for Maj. Alfred R. Quaiffe, who dled Friday last at Sharon, Conn., wero held vesterday at Arlington cemetery. The services were with full military honors. A memorial service will be held at the Church of the Covenant by Dr. Charles Wood, pas- tor of that church, some time in Oc- tober, FILLIUS. Bunday, August 20, t 1:30 Dot &t his residesce. 4126 0eh ut. T 8 iness, TON 1. FILLICTH loved husband of Mar; Fillius. Fo. neral from bis Jate rexdence’ Wadnesny, % pm. Services will be held at Sienwisd Interment Glenwood cemete: torPl mombers of ln—‘d(,ur-la unb sons are request funeral of MILTON 3. FiLics. © "5 - August 22, 1022, et 1 ., daughter of the late % nd (‘A::‘HDQ Jefiries. Funeral e residence, Thursday, August 24, n" ""m o at Rock Creek cemeters, Buddents, oveq nw., i P, loter Sunday, hund of M b iiband ot et - Senon: heid Teoun i Tate Testiench lutermeat Gieamood Augunt 20 Mondax Maj, Quaifte tx years | CoAEon-y onder. August 21, Jld. He distinguished hunsclf G the | M MARY 51 beloved wie of 'vvhu n Se: :ivil war, for which he was promated hl:rr':;' f_v e Iaody, Noti 3 > thie rank of major. He was @ prison- | a .r in the Libby prison at R dmum] (!2524 g«:«v I va,. at the close of the war and came | ¢y, o Washington, where he had resided | CARLES P ROSE, beioved \fnce. For ffty-two years lie was con-, from Hines: lected with the United States Treas- | Wedoesda: iry. He was an active member of the ‘hurch of the Covenant, and wae the ast surviving member of the original ession of that church. e served as lerk of the session for years, and vhile such had much to do with the 150 an el nd euperintendent of a the Lime death was the & rary sup ent of 1he Sunday school. ~ honorary palibcarers were Watgon, Gen, Clem, D‘: Ha WEATHER. the District of Columbia and warmer tonigl 1settled, probably followed ; gentle to moderate part- to- ¥ clou wrrow v showe outherly winds. For Maryland, cloudy tenight. varmer in extreme western Mary- «nd; tomorrow unsettled, showers n extreme western Maryland; gen- le to moderate south and southwest vinds For Virginia, partly cloudy tenight. varmer in the interior; tomorrow un- ctiled, probably showers in extreme vest portion; gentle variable winds. or West Virginia, unsettled weath- -ubably showers tonight and to- ; warmer tonight Thermometer—4 p.m. p.m., 66; midnight, 58; 4 am., 53 8 am 0.06 s ‘midnight, 30.12; 4|m 30.15; am.. 30.07; noon. 30.16. Tiighest temperature, 1S, oscurred . yesterday. Lowest tem- 53, occurred at 4:30 am onmv Temperature same date last year— iighest, 77; lowest, 6. Conditi Temperature, 7 ‘Weather in Various Cities. condition, clear. E ‘Temperature ® 2 MEEp et i L) sucons § S% stataor = @ Weatler . 8 Aiar - Asbury Park .. Adantlc City 30. u Baltis i 8 7% 58 82 €0 2 nom 2978 90 ves 2998 8 80 Helena ..... 2000 &2 30 Huron, 6. D.29.88 88 08 Tackzoville: 3008 & 72 e st 18 = Q—?x"‘" B oM o1 Cl 96 88 74 018 Clear 96 94 50 Pt.cloudy New 212 %8 oS S Gy foss Philadeiphia. 30.18 80 60 Froeniz.Aris 23 80 .. T burgh... 30.10 18 54 l'nnhud ‘sew. w19 I I Portiand;ove 30 G w8 ionio, 2004 98 7 s:: Diego.© 280 74 & 5 Tome o opee &2 10 2088 TR 63 08 66 52 16 78 53 Flrll‘l .. Greenwich time. todsy.) o Temperatuse. Weather Reations. o England. Part clovdy ™ prante. g Part cloudy Vl'?‘n GA.flnfll ] e oreshagen, Denmark...... 6 Clood Gibraltar, 8| ll! toity { Horta (Fayal), 7: P“fl’fl Fln Juan, Porto le :E CI::I! Havans, Cuba. S QoY Colon, Canal Zob Cards of Thanks. COLE. and appreciation to m3 A e ad eympathy shown durieg the | 11 ‘of our dear beloved wife and “;lsgn:mthu:t B et rath e sl teibtes prEw B, Tolp aND n.won'rrn. M‘cflfl 3 fllh to express my sincers R, P'N‘lflfln for the sympathy apd beautifi rendered by our relatives ! o trlente at_the aeaty of ‘mybeloved Wite FTAPUNEE MTROAY wROT HER B\'?SIAFD. lOB!B‘I‘ r.nn.m ® ETDY. We wish to express our sincere B ks and appreciation to our many friends and relatives for thejr kindness and beautl- fal Soral tributes at the death of our be- loved hnsband.. son and brother. JAMES WiLaAN REiDY: THE FAMILY. 1 wish to express my sincere s and friends for trib- ath of my hushand; HIS WIFE. floral tributes to lod utes rendered at thy CEORGE ¥, TINKER. Married. TTRELL. Mr. Joseph Cottrell s o mtriu fo ot s dsnghior DORIS VIRGINIA to Mr. WILLIAM RATH. FONE, oa Eaturday, Rugost 19, 1022, ot Washington, D. O Deaths. ERowN. R bula, Ohio. No Cowers. st 20, 1022, at 3:10 ";d"hfw danghter_of Seltia Hazeline and Atbert Diggs s0d -tlpdn;‘hler of Simith, sister of Ednn E. 'uneral from t Yiarmony cemote ives ipvited. . Departed t lenson, Taer” fl’;finmphu ang Baltimore papers please copy.) and members of War- OOLEMAN. The officers 83 members of War- Lodg . A T o nasine m-m- nl 2eiguberize tiged thai Iodren are B war JAMES u ol ‘Thursday, 24th ‘The Fune will be M‘ “ m Baptist Church, I‘ld G » hmlr of l ». w. Jfi"x;'fr? ABOS. ing Secretary. 23° ELL. Monda: Annu 21, 1922, at Orange. T NEOBEL CRANDELL. ' Fu- Ot ednesdny afternoon, August 28. Io- ferment Glemwood cemetery. Suddenty, August 20, 1922, st Ja- ud\. ACRA Tt DIXON, devoted muet Dixon. Slie leaves to mourn < a hushxnd. five children and five Mildren. Notice of fuueral later. ® Attest: Depasted thin lite Mouday. August .m., at_her residen ELEN DRIVER, 2 8 o v v‘gh(evn and l'le\r«;‘lm Josephine ¥y Tasile Short, Yannson S, Viola g o Trient; ey morniag, at Bt. nenl-l ureh, whe-a requien wass will be i for. i repose of ber soul. ¢ at Me. Oltvet (Jersey ‘llld altimore up-n cemetery. please rection of the present ¢! Gifice. He was | ! ‘ T wish to extend my sineers m‘nt:l re ap- | preciation for the sympathy and beautiful . 23 st 3:30 i atives and ‘frieads tnviied. m,-:ug at Gi'::- Interment private. SMITH. Entered eternal rest Sunday, 1022, at 7 T paller & brief fivess. j:l‘:i\. LDwaR . son of es 'and “Eilzaberh Smith and brother of Ella, Gerf Smith, Louite. Hicy s oy | o Fuoe { pm., th st D.w. ter Aucuu' Rich and son and Lallie War. Wednesdar, August 23, at from Mount Zion M. E. between Dumbarton ave. Relatives and friends urch, and O invited te st attend 78 of the Elder Mea's nelw e hereby notifed of tie death Sundur, Au sexvices Mount' Zion { SUNDERLAND. | LENA MADCL) l of Baymond & 5903 Brothers ; ), beloved wife Funoral from viem high mase vguse AR Terenu's Chosen Beivate. A aitimore papers plesse copy.) 220 SUND ). Membess of Holy Com Auxiliary, No. 181, of the Knights of Bt :;h;‘“:rmlrn,nn ed pRRiiend the fanersi N ers piace. Wedneaden & 5 am. Fi VAN BU Raturds t after a briaf iliness, SOR‘E’:'V}O\ 1’1"4”& KIRK of 1348 W st. nw., aged 80 )e g‘ld:"::'b:{"m(n‘, mi;iu&y funeral i o) ome 1a) d: " gola ‘Priends and Y(/]lfl'!l |Il- 22 Home cemetery. CUNNINGHAM. vited, In memory ot £ taed and father, MAUR ek Who departed this. iite ene year a today, August 22, 1921 e On. how mad was the summons, _Wien the word eame he was demd, Ter Maurice ieft us bright snd U\urrn' And wes brought back to us dead Tt we could have see i . o h: bn‘fl i '?! at the last And beard the last sigh ('t\m his heart, ‘e _would mot '”f BIS DEVOTED wirE, °AND" DATGETER KATHE e our dear mother, ELIZARETH KASM. whe ::l':(“‘. iflllflfldtfll! five years ago today, Au- Dear mother, bow wr ~ou None but God "ll O\'QY kw' 1¢ jears ana sighucouid bring oo back. You would have been h HER WviNG csuixf‘ KINBEY. In lovine romembrance f MART ELOCISE KINSEY, Teloved daugbice of Mr. 1if2 one year ago todir,” © ¢ Cviried this Blb}'- dear, we loved it God loved jou h!l’lou Anfl took you home to h!l'!‘n To keep sou with the i) FATHER A\D )IOTBZR o laG Ta sad but lovi: my, broher. JGHY 3 fixi{ifi%“?‘:" s oy called away one 5 today Allllllt 22 l’zl. Hlioirien? S e, CATHERINE coven. Tribate of love to the me: my deat boy, JOHN MctRAW, who wan kiiled one year ago todar. Auguet 22, 1921, O God! what a weight of pitust L the lonely one. bear Toom and e m e ‘lonely. vaciie chair. 1n the best of hil ; mumafl in mm.:i l‘.bl.m. Tom from the one who loved him To sleep i the silent tomb HIS DEVOTED MOTHER. * WILSON. In sad but hvi m‘!!gfllh.: life ‘one year ago wdly. m b-tl. n:n n!vorzn DACGATER. ELluBm R .“.AA tribate of love to the m emory ear duughier and sister, MAR JULIA WRIGHT, who entered into eterns! Test fifteen years ago today, August 22, 1907. You are at rest, so sweetly sleeping, it thy Savior's tender care, yrs there is 5o pain or weepln M £ 0n earth tan harm you thare ER. MOTHER AND SISTER. * !OUIG Iz sad and loving remembravce of our desr wife avd daughter, HETTIE M. JODNG. wbo depurted thie ife two years FU NERAL DIRECTORS. hone Col. 702 THE . H. HINES CO. W. R F. HINES, Prop., :m-.t- 141h st. nw. Ambulases. 'R*Bmeh - azo today, August 22, Dear Hettle, how we mins 1 Nome but God ever know: {12 gears and aig) bring you back Ry ' HER AUSBAND AND MOTHER. » | i ». 1208 H BTREET Nw [ ‘p’flé&‘”’“fl’.’-’u "‘3 {WM.H.SARDO&(D. at. n.e. Phone Lincol Ut Compei. Automobile Fusersla. ~V.L.SPEARE CO, vm.nr the successors of g i ith the Otl'llll W. Sheb F St NW. lb]llhml“k 1T Quiek, MWM and Eficient Service. & 1720-1732 Pa, ave, Phanes i Sbsriss €2 cnmmm:s. The Park Cemetery em-Bcetarian Perpetual Care Beautiful and fitting location. Readily accessible— on electric car line, On Baltimore boule- vard, at District line, Office: *705 12tl| St.N W. Write !or lllunrn!ed Bo‘klet ] FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO C, l’ml‘l-m