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Every desirable color in the three groups, in- cluding black and white * 69c Yd.-Wide, Silk Mixed A high-luster fabric, looks like all silk, in a full line of desir- able colors for street and evening wear. Full piece, perfect quality, highly desirable for womgen’s and misses’ dresses, slips, waists, etc. A special neatly made, purchase of hand-embroid- ered Panty Dresses, -in a beautiful assortment of styles, colors and tub-proof materials, including broad- cloth, English prints, pon- gettes, ginghams, etc. Sizes 2 to 6 years, panties with every dress. Men! There’s Many a Hot Day Ahead! $17.50 & 20 Fine Mohair Suits $1 4.75 Here's a_wonderful opportunity for the late buyer of a Sum- mer Suit. We've had some hot weather and we'll get more. These are all well tailored garments, built to withstand perspiration and an economic necessity to save the wool suits. All sizes for young men—regulars, shorts, slims and stouts; sizes 34 to 50. Keep the body cool and comfortable and ease the strain on the pocketbook at this low price. An Opportune Shoe Sale! Graduation and Vacation Slippers & Pum Special sale of Women's $400 to $6.00 Novelty Strap and Plain Pumps, about 390 pairs. Patents, satins, suedes, black and blonde kid, tans, white kid, canvas or reincloth and combination effects. Military, Cuban, Spanish or low heels. All sizes in lot 3 to8. S Some Are of Imported Mohairs Sizes 34 to 50 For All Figures | Complete, _JUNE 14, 1920—PART 1. ROSS' DEALINGS WILL BE PROBED Lawyers’ Committee to Look Into Judge’s Transactions With Jackson Bank. By the Associated Press. MEMPHIS, Tenn., June 13.—Inves- tigation by a committee of five law- vers of published reports dealing with alleged banking transactions by Judge J. W. Ross of the Federal District Court for western Tennessee was agreed upon today. The People's Saving Bank of Jackson, Tenn., re- cently closed by order of the State banking department, is said to have carried an account of $32,000 for Judge Ross. Members of the Mem- phis and Shelby County Bar Assocla- tion adopted a resolution declaring it the “sense of propriety” of the asso- clation that Judge Ross absent him- self from the bench temporarily. Today's meeting was called at the request of 13 members of the asso- clation to determine the course to be pursued with regard to the published statements, which included reports that unpaid drafts and checks amounting to_ approximately $32,000 and bearing Judge Ross’ name had been found among the resources of the suspended bank. Two other drafts are sald to have been drawn on Memphis lawyers. To Form New Bank. i Plans for the liquidation of the bank and organization of another institu- tion to succeed it and preparations for a grand jury investigation con- tinued at Jackson. After reviewing published reports as to the drawing of drafts and declar- ing that it had been ‘repeatedly stated” that trust funds under con- trol of the court had been used “for the purpose of enabling the judge of said court to obtain personal advan- tage from their deposit,” the resolu- tions directed the appointment of a committee to conduct an investigation. The committee was instructed to give Judge Ross an opportunity to be represented at the hearings, both in person and by counsel, and to submit proof. No announcement was made tonight as to when the hearings would begin. ORGANIZATION AC'I;{’ITIES. The Wanderlusters’ hike will start from Benning race track at 2:30 o'clock. The pot of in est will be known as the Lily Ponds. Kenil- worth, Tuxedo and Cheverly will be Shaw's Aquatic Gardens, generally visited. Those wishing to return after viewing the lily ponds may do 50 at the end of the Kenilworth ca line. The hike will cover about 5 miles. Dr. Hall will lead The Red Triangle Outing Club will spend the day in the Patapsco woods. Meet at Union Station, 8 o'clock, and buy round-trip ticket to Relay, Md. Midday camp fire lunch and coffee at Baltimore ~ Wanderlusters' Camp. Bring noon and evening lunches, cup and spoon. Waldeburg Hewitt, leader. Charles Edward Russel. who has just returned from abroad, will be the principal speaker tonight before the Kevin Barry Council of the Amer- tcan Association for the Recogni- tion of the Irish Republic at 1006 E street. Anpnal Children’s day exercises of | the /Bible school of Grace Baptist Church will be held tonight at the church. Cradle roll children will be presented to the church at the morn- ing service. “Reincarnation and Karma.” will be subject of a talk to be given at United Lodge of Theosophists, 1731 K street at 8§ o'clock. Births Reported. The following births have heen reported Department within the past i and Mabel E. Nash, boy Charles "E. and Elsie L_Kidwell. boy Edward ¢ amie Kruse. girl Russell R and Marzaret E. Birkhead, boy. Joseph and Annie E. Sickhart, boy Ong and Frances Hong. girl Earl F. and Annie S. Bell. boy Frederick J. and Edna M. Adelman B. and Alma Rollinsc Robert and Margaret Simo George. jr.. and Louise Ralph A. and Genevieve James L. and Sarah W. Riddel, zir illiam H. T. and Louse E. Belt. girl William F. and Gertrude O'Donneil," bos. George W. and Mary E. Weast, gifl. A. Pemberton and Mabel E. Johnson, girl Robert and Annie M. Garrison. girl William and Lylia Warrick. giri. Ferdinand and Bessie Miles. girl Okie E. and Gertrude James. boy Dewey and Paige Davis. boy and girl (twins). bor Gas in Medicine Hat and Viennd is cheaper than labor, so gas street lights there burn night and d: Hotel Inn Fhone Main 8108-8100. 604-610 9th St. N.W, §7 ooms, $8 weekly: $10.60 rooms. 38 §13 with igiier. shower and lavatory: s in room. 50 % more. Mother'a For Rent Offices PHILLIPS BUILDING 927 15th St. DESIRABLE OFFICES Rentals Low As FUNERALS, CHAMBERS BROWNSTONE _FUNERAL HOME. COL. 432 SEE ANNOUNCEMENT TUESDAY'S _AND SATURDAY'S STAR. OPEN TODAY $9,450 and THEY’RE DIFFERENT because they have Sherman Circle at 7th and Delafield Sts. Douglass & Phillips, Inc. Builders and Owners Franklin 5678 1516 K St. N.W. THE WEATHER District—Mostly cloudy, with occa- slonal showers, today and probably tomorrow; not much change in tem perature; moderate southerly. winds. Maryland and Virginia — Mostly cloudy today and tomorrow, probably local showers; not much change in temperature; moderate to fresh south- erly winds on the coast. West Virginia—Partly cloudy today and tomorrow, probably local thunder- showers; not much change in tem perature. Records for 22 Hours. Temperature—Midnight, 6 2 am., 63; 4 a.m., 62; 6 a.m., 64; § a.m., 69; 10 am., 77; 12 noon, 78; 2 p.m., 81; 4 p.m., 78; 6 p.m., 77; 8 p.m., 76; 10 p.m., 73. Highest, 83; lowest, 62. Relative humidity—8 a.m., pm., 54; 8 p.m., 79. Rainfall (8 am. to 8 pm), T. Hours of sunshine, 10.1. Per cent of possible sunshine, 68 Temperature same date last year— Highest, 75; lowest, 61. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 9:05 a.m. and 9:27 p.n.; high tide, 2:29 a.m. and 2:33 p.m Tomorrow—Low tide, 10:03 a.m. and 10:20 p.m.; high tide, 3:27 a.m and 3:52 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 4:41 a.m 7:34 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises 4:41 a.m sets 7:35 p.m. Moon rises 1:03 a.m.; sets 1:12 pm. Automobile lamps to be lighted one half hour after sunset. Weather 92 sun sets sun Various Cities. Temperature.— Precipl Max. Min. tation 8 Fri, Sat. p.m. to night. 8p.m.8p.m Aslieville, N. C. s o8 001 Atlanta, Ga. K Atlantic City. Baltimore, Md. ... Birmingham, Ala. . Bismarck, D. Boston, M Buffalo, N. Y Chicago, Il. ... Cincinnati, Ohio Cheyenne,” Wya.. . Cleveland. Ohio Davenport, Towa Denver. Colo. . Des Motnes, Towa . Detroit, Mich Duluth, Minn. El Paso, Tex Galveston, Tex Helena, Mont.. . Little Rock. Los Angeles Louisville, Ky Marquette, Mich. Memphis, Tenn Miami, Fla.. . Mobile, Ala.. New Orleans. La, New York, N. ¥ North Platte, Nebr. Omaha. Nebr. Philadelphia, Pa Phoenix, Ariz Pittaburgh, Pa. Portland, Me Portland. Ore. Salt Luke City t. Louis, Mo.. St. Paul. Minn. San Antonio, Tex alit Utah San Dicgo, Calif San Francisco. Calif a Fe. N Mex Savannah, Ga. Seattle. Wash Springfield. IIi Tampa. Fla Toledo. Ohi Vieksburg, M WASHINGTON, D. € CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Piney Branch Citizens’ Associ- ation will meet tomorrow, 8§ p.m., in Hamline Methodist Church 0.02 118 0.14 156 A curbstone frolic will be given at Grant Circle, Petworth, Tuesday, be- ginning at 6 p.m. Sandwiches, cold drinks and ice cream. Music by the Navy Band. The Mount Pleasant W. C. T. U. will meet Tuesday, 2 p.m.. at Y. M. C A., 1736 G street. Mrs. Page McK. Etchinson will be hostess. A lawn fete for the benefit of the Episcopal Church Home will be given by the committee of Christ Church, Washington parish. Thursday on the church lawn, 620 G street southeast. Memorial United Brethern in Christ Sunday school will give an excursion at Glen Echo Park, June 24. Special cars will leave the church at 10:30 am. Engineer Commissioner Bell will ad- dress the next meeting of the Garden Qlub of Clarendon Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the Clarendon Meth- odist Church on. the plans for develop- ment of Washington and its relation to Virginia and Maryland territory. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported 1o the Health Department within the past 24 hours, H. S. Houghton. 76, 3134 17th st. Margaret Mowatt. 77. 628 Rock Creek Churen road Albert Robey, 19, Georgetown University Hogpital William Acton, 51. Emer H. 0. Middleton. 63. 948 5 Philip Jones, 38, Providence Hospital. Andrew Comnery, 77. United States Naval Hospital, 4 F]a"!e Richards, 65. St. Elizabeth’s Hos- pital. Herbert L. Morris, 57. 1329 Taylor st. Anna C. Emmerson, 84. 437 11th st. ne. p]'l‘v Sheehan, 68. Home for Aged, Blue ains. Ella Broadus. 60. 1818 Kalorama road. Herbert H. Tarmon, 43, 324 h st. se. 0. H, Coumbe. 66, 1127 Euclid st. M. 6. Murphy. 72, staff cottage 3. St Elizabeth's Hospital_ Rosa Brown, 83. Tuberculosis Hoapital. Sarah _E. Chunn, 59. 717 S st. Otho E. Jones, 55. 1420 D st. n.e. Lucinda Long. 80. Freedmen's Hospital. A. Butler, 80, Little Sisters of the Poor. Frances Ebb. 3 months, Children's Hos- ital. > ‘Cor. Chisholm. 50. 1019 V¥ st. i Mack, 54, Freedmen's Hospital. lie Barnes, 30, Gallinger Hospital mes Briscos, 21 reulosis Hospit ency Hospital. at LOST. AIREDALE. female. & mo{nmdo':i m}?fl mall, collar on: straved or stolen Friey "Ae Wheelock. 220 15th se. o ward. 14 AR PIN, diamond: Friday about § o'clock batween 10th and Mass ave. 11th and M Pewacd. Helen Lowe. 1107 11th st. n.w Ant. B, i nge BRIEF CASE, containing building _permits Diie printe, ete. valued by owner: los June 11, betwean 13th and Allison m.w. and Catholic University: reward. 1320 Vermont ave. Franklin 4031 T ROOCH—Brown _cameo. Friday _aftern. P\ and Gol. rd. - Phone Col 5473, " COAT, Tlarge, light gray, between Canisr Sarker and Geofgetown: §2 reward. G L. Niress, Fao Falle Churen, va- RCF. B, ¥ DIAMOND STIRRUP PIN—Thureday after- Hogu: - Liveral reward. Phons Frankiin DOGS—Your lost dog or cat may be at the Rest Farm of the Humane FEducation Society. Many amimals are available for homes, upon the assurance of yood treat- ment and that they will not be sacrificed for vivisection purposes. Phone Main 830! 513 11th at. n.w. Sze EYEGLASSES, gold-rimmed, near 14th and B A it 1o F. 1. Edmonds, onnetad rai reward. FOX TERRIER PUPPY, white. female, very thin trom iilnesa: ngighornood Columbia g :v':: California $5 reward. Phone North North Capitol: s 10 name “Teddy" gnrl" S onar: Treward. "'Call Potamas 42, 4% LASSES— ‘Sime" case: Base Ball P gllurdfl afternoon: reward. 12 S st. lnre RASOL, black silk, with black P e wiih cord: Friday. June 1%, on W B & E. car: reward. Tel. Cleve. 1855-J. 16 PARROT, blue-headed: reward. 508 DA R oma Park. Columvia 98753 1 1P PIN—_Diamond, studded, lover's knot, sen: timental value: reward. Linc. 1081-W. * PIN. diamond and sapphire: lost at Arcade i Ter 3 ave. or Apt. 312, the Embassy. o POCKETBOOK. folding. containing sum of . name and Masonic card inside. ad- B R 100 Riaes e NG—Diamond and platinum, Ji E e ol s, e SORORITY PIN AND GUARD—Pearl; hites: Alpha Sigma Theta. = Reward. e key ring} Lincoln N ROBBERS WHO SHOT | OFFICER ARRESTED Boy Perhaps Fatally Wound- ed by Stray Bultet—327,- - 000 Is Recovered. By the Associated Press DETROIT, June 13.—An attempt by four men to rob the Central Savings Bank branch this forenoon came to quick grief, but only after they had shot and killed a patrolman and per- haps fatally wounded a 12-year-old boy. The $27,000 with which they left the bank was recovered. Patrolman Casimir Kaliszewski. 24, was shot through the abdomen in a gun battle with the escaping robbers and died shortly afterward. Anthony Antonesolowski, 12, was shot in the neck by a stray bullet from the rob- bers' guns and-may die. The four men, rounded up by other officers within two hours after the hold-up, Arthur Machus, 22, of Chicago; Wykowski, 24, of Chicago: Podulski and John Podulski, the latter two of Detroit but not related. Following their ar rest police announced Machus had confessed. Three of the group entered the bank, the fourth remaining in an auto- mobile back of the bank. They forced the bank teller and a clerk to open a vault and then lie on the floor while they scooped out $27,000 in cash While they were thus engaged Michael Szafran, manager of the bank, in a rear room, pressed an alarm button which brought police Stanley Podulski, according to police records,” was under $35,000 bond awaiting trial on a charge of holding up and robbing a branch of the Bank of Detroit. Private Is Retired. Private Henry C. Noack, Quarter master Corps, at Fort Myer, Va., has been placed on the retired list of the Army on account of age Cards of thanks. HENDERSON. We wish to express our e thanka to thoreiatived and Triends 1o eir sympathy and floral tributes in the { our sister, Mrs. HATTIE HEN KATE WATTS AND FAMILY MORRIS. We wish to thank the many friends of Mrs. ELLEN MORRIS for al kindnesses and’ attentions bestowed upon her during her {liness and death. also for the lovely floral offerings and ihe many automohiles furnished G."A. MORRIS AND FAMILY. * SMITH. The family of the late JOHN A SMITH wish 1 _express their sincer thanks and deen appreciation to the atives and friends for their kindness. sv pathy and beautiful floral offerings on occasion of their ber: nt SPORE. I wish to express my sincere thanks to my many friends for their sympath, and beautiful floral offerings at the de. of my beloved husband. WILLIAM SPORE HIS WIFE. SUNDERLAND. We wish to express our sin- cere thanks to our relatives and friends their sympathy and beautiful floral of ge at the death of our dear wife. and sister. LILLIE S. SUNDER: LAND. THE FAMILY. * WILKERSON. We wish to express our sin cere thanke to our neighbors and many friends for their kindness. the expression of sympathy and beautiful floral tribute during the illness and at the death of our HOLT WILKERSON THE FAMILY. * Born. ERLERS. Mr and Mre. William C of Silver Spring. Md.. announce the of a son, EDGAR L. Sunday. June : Married. FREDERICK—WOOD. Mre. Annie E Wood announces the marriage of her daughter. LOUISE MARIE. to Mr. WALTER FREDERICK. June 5. 1925, at Baltimore : Beaths. 1925, at 3:30 am. at ital, WILLIAM H.. son of James an: unersl at 3:30 15, ‘from residence of orother-iaw, 1256 1 st. se. Friends Interment Glea- dear father Ehlers h ACTON. June 12 Emergency Wood Ceme CAMPBELL. _Funeral services for EDGAR CLARK CAMPBELL. who recently in Los Angeles, Calif.. will be held at Arling- ton Monday. June'15. 1625, at 2:30 pm 1 CHARTERS. Friday. June 12. 1025, at his home in Bowie, Md.. SYLVESTER J.. be- Joved husband of Lena Charters. in his Sth year. Funeral services at Ascension urch, Bowie, Md. Monday. June 15, at Relatives and friends invited. 14 COUMBE. A special communication _of Ben- jamin B. French Lodge, No. 15, F. A. A. M.. is hereby called for Monday, June 15 1925, 1:15 p.m.. in lodge room No. 1, New Masonic Temple. Washington. D. C.. for the purpose of conducting Masonic burial services for our late brother, OSCAR H. COUMBE. By order of the worshipful master. SIDNEY 1. BESSELIEVRE, Secretary. 14 COUMBE. _The officers and members of Temple Chapter. No. 13, O. E. S, extend their heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family of their ‘past patron. Brother Dr. OSCAR H. COUMBE. who entered into eternal rest Friday. June 12, 1925, at his residence. 1127 Euclid st. n.w. Union services will be held at his late residence Monday at 2:30 p.m. His joyous smile and belping hand will be miss by all. CLARA WISEMAN, Secretary. DINON. aturday_ June 13, 18° at his residence. 1608 R st. n.w. JOHN P., the devoted husband of Mrs. Annie Johnson Dixon, and father of John B.. Walter G. Harlan K. and Vernette V. Dixon. F neral from his late residence Tuesday. June 16, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. " Interment at Harmony Cemeiers Friday, June 12. 1025, JOSEPH beloved and only son of Dennis Ruth Maddox @eiffin. in the 6th year of his e. Funeral from his late Tesidence 1525 E st._se.. Monday. June 15. Interment at Congressional Ceme- tery. 14° HARVEY. Departed this life suddenly Fri- day, June 12, 1925, at S)&;. . at her resi- dence, 53 H st. s.w. NRIETTA, de- Toted wife of Sydney Harvey. She leaves to mourn her departure a loving husband, sin, Richard Peyton. and other rela- s and friends. Funeral from John T. Rhines & Co.'s funeral chapel. 3rd and I s. s.w.. Monday at 1:30 p.m. Interment Rosemont Cemetery. 14 EIST. Suddenly, at his residence, 13 Carolina altimore, Md., at lfléa.m” ENRY L. LEGEIST, father of Charies H. Hille- eist of Chevy Chase. Md. Funeral serv. ices at his late residence, on Monday. June 15, at 2 pm enly. Thursday, June 11. 1025, at at lis residence. 1420 D st. n'e Rev. 0. E. JONES, son of the late Philip an Klizabeth Jones of Cincinnati, Ohio. He leaves to mourn their loss a dovoted wife. Sisannah —Wealey ~Jones: ‘four children. Julia, O. E. jr.” John and Vashti Jones. and one aunt, Mrs. Amanda J. Reed of Cis ‘Cinnati, Ohio. Funeral from his late p: torate. Brown Memorial A. M. E. Church. 14th and_B sts. ne. Sunday. June 14, at 2 pm. Body will lie in state Saturday. Jume 13. at 1 p.m.. to Sunday at 1 p.o. 14 LAWRENSON. Friday, June 12, 1925, at 0:45 p.m.. at her residence, mm-‘xx st. n.w. CAROLINE E. LAWRENSON (nee Brown) . beloved wife of R. S. Lawrenson. Funeral from her late residence Monday, June 15. at 2 p.m. Interment private. (Baltimore. Md.. papers please copy.) Pt LOEFFLER. Friday, June 12. 1925, at 8 am.. CATHERINE E. LOEFFLER (nee Bright), beloved wife of Henry S. and mother of Fred L. Loeffler. John G. Schioe- ser and Mrs. Gertrude Thompson, in the 83rd year of her age. Funeral services at Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N st. n.w Monday, June 15, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends inyvited fo_attend. Interment at Cedar Hill' Cemetery. 14 MARSHALL. Saturday, June 13. 1925, at Freedmen's Hospital. HENRY MARSHALL. beloved father of Louise and the late Wil- liam Marshall, Bertie Chapman and broth- er of Mrs. J. William Marshal Remain: t P. Lomax's undertaking parlor. No- lice of funeral later. MURDAUGH. Entered into life eternal May 10826, at Stats University Hospit: . Okla.. Dr. EDMUND DAN DRIDGE MURDAUGH. beloved son of the Rev. Dr. Edmund C. Murdaugh of Virginia. NICHOLS. Friday, June 12, 1925, JOHN R. NICHOLS, aged 42 years, beloved husband of Elizabeth Nichols.. Funeral from W. W. Deal's funeral home, 816 H n.e.. Mon- day afternoon 2:156 o'clock, thence to the Ninth Street Cbristian Church, 9th and D sts. n.e.. where services will be held at 2:48 p.m. Friends and relatives invited 0 ::te . Interment at Congressional Ceme- ry. NICHOLS. - Members of Hopo Council, No. L Sons and Daughters of Liberty. will please take note of the death of our late brm JOHN NICHOLS Funeral from undertaking establishment. 816 H st. IV.‘ . 2:40 . am GRIFFIN. D.. the W. and Fridav, June 12, Y Monday afternoon. Junme 15, at oclock. NORMAN ROBINSON. Councilor. | Deaths NICKERSON. Friday _evening. 1928, JOHN NICKERSON. in_his year. velgved Wiusband of Mary King Nick- erson and father of Licy Wyman Nicker- on. Mra. Willlam Scott Bryan and Johs Nickerson. jr. Funeral service at Chrigt's Church Cathedral, o.. Monday morning, June 16, nt private. Kindly omit flowers. RICHARDS. Thursdas. June 11, 1925 SALLIE. ‘beloved wife of Byron Hichards Funeral ‘services will be held at the Ninth Street Christian Chirch Monday, June 15 at 10 am. Friends invited to attend. In terment at Fort Lincoln Cemeters. 14 RIGHTER. Saturday. June 13. 1925, at his rexidence, 104 7th ne.. JOHN E. beloved husband ‘of ‘Addie Ella Righter. FPunersl from his late residence Tuesday. June 18 at 2:30 pm. Relatives and friends Vited 1 ROBINSON. Friday GEORGE SOMERSE Lillian B.” Robinson late residence, 1021 day. June 15, at 11 vate ROBINSON. Saturdas, June 13. 1926. at Freedmen's Hospital. NETTIE ROBINSON beloved sister of Thiomas and Erman Rob inson, and beloved friend of Charles Woodo Funeral notice hereafter. W. Ernest Jarvia Co.'in charge. 14 SMITH. Saturday, June 13. 1925, at 3 p.m dence. Foxall and Conduit roads sged 54 vears. beloved wite of rt J. $mith. Funeral from Holy Trin ity ‘Church Tuesday morning at 0 o'clock Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. = 16 TARMON. Friday. Jube 12. 1625, HER BERT H.. beloved husband Tarmon (nee Drigcoll). Fu late reeidence. 324 15th st June 14, at %30 pm. Iterment at For estville. Md.” “Friends and relatives_in vited. . 14 TARMON. Members of the Mount Vernon Council’ No. 10, J. 0. A. M. will assemble inday’ aftérnoon, June 14. st 2:15 p.m for the purpose of attending the funerai of Brother HERBERT TARMON from bis lute residence. 324 12th se. By order of TAYLOR. Councilor. MALLWGOD, Ree. Sec 3 June 12, 1025 beloved husbaad of Funeral from his East Capitol st., Mon am. Interment pri Attest WATTS this life suddenly at 1:30 am. at h 04" Virginia ave. n.w the beloved son of ievoted hushand. of Lill Watts, Departed 19 E Elizabet ian Wat Funers’ be. een L and 15. at 2 o'c vited. WHITE. Jure 2. 1025 ENOCH "LEWIS. axe husband of Rosa Maci services at St. Matihesw Monda: terment ori In Memoriam. BELL. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear mother. PRISCILLA BELL. who passed away seven years ago todav. J 14, 1918 On the hillside fast she sleeps. In her slumix The Savior has taken And said 4% France boloved Funers hurch at 9 a.m.. nvited. . Ju- 14+ er by the han . my loved one. 10 & bet- ter HER__ HEART.-BROKEN _DAUGHTER IRENE PENDLE 3 NTOX CLARK. In loving mem: devoted father. LAWRENCE CLARK. who depart ed this life two vears ago todas. Jube 14 trings of HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN. WILLIAM_ L CLARK. ESSIE M. CLARK = DAVIS. In sad bu remembrance of s dear brother. STAFFORD L. DAVIS departed this life six vears ago fo 1010 heart ays te mory are gently memory lingers ond and There is not a day, dear brother I do not think of vou. { HIS _LOVING SISTER. LURAY TAP LETT. - IRWIN. In sad by t our dear w1 s, died thiee 922 HUSBAND. THOMAS J CHILDREN JOHNSON, loving remembrance Y IRWIX June 14 AXND ars ago tod; IRWIN t Joving remembrance who entered into E E today. June 14, 1023 You fought life's battle bravely And patiently stood evers test And soull always ve loved and remem Because sou wer HER ' DEVOTED BEULAH WALKER 4OICE. In sad but Joving remembrance of our dear father. WILLIAM JOICE. who died June 13, 1000, 25 years ago todar THE CHILDREN. * LIGHTFOOT. In loving remembrance of ou dear mother and sister. who elole awa 2 us three years ago todas. June 14 one of the best GRANDDAUGHTER Upright and faithful in all your wava. Devoted and true to the end of your dare A loving mother and ever 8o Kind & wonderful memory you left be hind DEVOTED DAUGHTER. AMER 1 HER SISTER. IDA PAYNE, AND HER ONL MOONEY. A tribute of love and affection to the memory of my dear mother. ANNTE E. MOONEY. who died one year ago to das. June 13 1924 HER LOVING DAUGHTER. MRS. J. H ELLIOTT. MOUNT RAINIER OTIS. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear mother. ANNIE B. OTIS. who departed this life 11 years ago todas 14.1814. The flowers we place upon your grave May wither and decas. 3 But love for thee that lics beneath Will never fade awas Sweet memories will linger forever. Time cannot change them. 'tis true Years that may come cannot sever Our looving remembrance of 3o HER LOVING DAUGHTERS SARAH AND EDNA. . OTIS. In sad but my devoted w, departed this 1914, Though your hand T cannot hold Your face 1 cannot see. This little token is to show That I still remember thes LOVING HUSBAND. * TALKS. In memors of our dear husband and father. ARTHUR T. TALKS. who died i1 years ago today, Juie 14 1914 HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER. * WILLIAMS. In loving memory of our be. loved gon and brother. SURVAIN AUSTIN WILLIAMS. who departed this life seven years ago today. June 14, 1918. on board the U. §. S. Csclops. AWAY. We cannot say and we will not say That he is dead. he is just away With a cheers smile and a wave of the hand He has wandered into an unknown land And left us dreaming. How very fair 1t needs must be. since he lingers there And you, oh. you. who the wildest vearn For the old-time &tep and the glad return Think of him faring on. a dear In the love of there as the love of hers Think of him etill as the same. We say He is not dead, he is just away. MOTHER. ELIZA WILLIAMS. AND SISTERS ELLA. DAISY. MALISSA AND PARALEE - loving _remembrance of ANNIE B. OTIS. who 11 years ago. June 14 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Timothy Hanlon 641 H BT. N.E. Phone L. 5543. CHAS. S. ZURHORST J. WILLIAM LEE. Fune: r and Em prices. 332 Pa. Av W. Call M. 1385 Hodern e in 2 ardo & Co. 412 H ST. N.E. 317 Pa. Ave. S. 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