Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1926, Page 7

G Our beautiful “Women’s Shop” 1207 F St., recently damaged by fire to the extent of $125,000 But now find we have tc put on a great $150,000 Worth of Finest Women’s Shoes Salvaged rom the Fire in Qur mart F Street Shop Read the full énnouncement in Tnmorrow‘s Post and Star Starts Monday, 9 A.M. at 5 of our Stores 7th & K 414 9¢h St. 3212 14th St. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. Dastmouth Professor STAR. WASHINGTON, FRANK R.RUTTER, ECONOMIST, DEAD Had Held Important Posts in U. S. Departments. br. Frank R. Rutier, a? A member of the Dartmouth who was statistical advize Department of Commerce dinvi and 1920 and who had heid ous Imporiant positions with that de | Depariment g | A\griculiure, died In Boston yesierda partment and the ording 1o word received he ad been in failing health for years, At the time of hix death Dr. was professor Amos Tuck School of ministration e was the author of numer cles on tariff and foreizn trad Born fn Baltimore. Dr. educated at Johns Hopkins sily, receiving the degree of dc vhilosophy in 1897, kets of the Department] of ture. In the latter parf of was made foreign agen{§ for partment, with headquagters don. In 1910 he was®made chief division of foreign tariffs Bureau of Foreizn and Commerce, serving in that ¢ until be was made the bureau in 1911, In 1917 came commercial uitache of ‘wmnmu of Commerce at where he remained until he became statlstical adviser i department. He is survived by his ! two daughters, Miss Janet Rut | Mise Ella Rutter, who live | Ontario road. t Funeral services will be co Rutter 1919 widow venrs old, faculty for th ng 191 numer re. e vera! Rutte: of foveign trade in the Business Ad- ' Dartmoutin ¢ lieze s arii e. Unive: setor of From 1899 to 1907 he was assistant chief of the division of foreign mar- Agricul 19074 he the de- in Lon of the in the Domestic pacity ssistant_chlef of e be the De Toklo. when of the and ter and at 2852 nducted |71 the residence on Ontario rond Mon day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Will Clear Coolidge Road. MALONE. N. ¥. May 15 Bootleggers speeding over the dack roads from Quebec must Prohibition agents are 1o motoring safe. Gold “Bye, bye. ®) Adiron heware. nse extra efforts 1o make presidential vi acation 'S SoT UBRE OF 1= AT R TT THE -..mv.. ! Baby Bunting, Papa’s gone . $ 9 a-hunting The good old nursery rhyme used to express our princi- ple of not charging- extra to our credit and budget customers. Neither papa nor mama will have to go hunting the extr service charges on our bills. We do not penaliz e our charge nor budget accounts, Compare the ease of the with the obstinate hat. You’ll of Knox as a true guide to as to perfect style. | old fishing felt. Raleigh Knox “Comfit” stiffness of the ordinary straw salute the label comfort as well Where the brim tonches your head ¢ fexible stranv braid give the patented < Comfit™* the ease of your $6 Habe_rdashelr 1310 F Street was | SATURDAY, Deaths Reported. The followine deaths have been the_Health Department w_the last 2 Sarah Virginia Chase, 73. 1868 Col. Margaret Ellen Duffy. 73. 1335 Eye st. D e. Elizabeth Hannah Howard. 76, 643 1318 ink DeM. M. Evana. 72. 1318 12th st Hrncietra Shaws B8, 10 Willian Alden Wall, 57 Ell4 David 15, Ho Frauk L. Hrewse Hospital 2410 Newton 3 Moreis 1. xe Toan. hx. 1625 10th | Eleveda Caruso. 11 monthe, 234 1st st Jahn O Rrien oital (o Marina Georgia Smith Infant of Michael and Lillian Sullivan, & hours. Columhia Hospita) Infant ol Henry and Pearl hours. Casialty Hosnital Forrest. | Ity Hospital. Rucker. 224 N st Witham Duteh nEer Hospital, Marzaret Sprizze 185 17 st Mars” Honton: 1017 4th st Arridge Hawkine 30. 1111 Hall St. court John Sherrell, 45. en route to Emergency Hosoital Sadie Hinton. 30, 807 Grd st s w Eita Miles 39, Tuhareuloas Hosn rt Jones. 32 Walter Reed Host e Fletcher. 18, Tuharculosis Hoamital 17a Jones. 18 Si_Catherimes st. n.e. Erances Toliver, 11, 4K I st. n Mary Eileen Stephenson. 7. Children's Hos- mial Elizabeth Swar. 4. 303 59th st n.e months, Children’s Hos. Amalia Dias. 17 10 months, 1114 50th 10 months, Children’s Hos 5 hours. 521 Long. Mathisson, 4 pital. Jannet Dlice ne Joseph Lyles, 1 month. Children's Hoapit Tnfant of Joseph and Laura Middleton, 1 Aay. Children's Hospital Infant of John and Cora Pitts wes, 136 Virgimia ave. Pear Light 15 min Births -Reported. The followinz births have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours Bernard T. and Margaret Harper, girl Guy and Irma R. Brenner, bo. Alexander E. and Mary J. McClure. Thomas and Elizaheth Mariolo. hoy Edwin and Mary E. Guilford. girl Claiance L. and Vivian' Clam. girl Abraham . ‘and Alta Goldbere. girl Charies E. Lona €. Mettler. hoy Grorze R and Helen Shibley. hoy William and Corine Elliott. girl Iden and Virgmia Posey. bov Rov K_and Mai ‘vvtl’v girl. Dan W “and Marv F. Leary. sirl Teonard McK. and Lorena Gawler. hoy. Abrabam and Lilhan S. Boker. hos John Land Gladsa Spiaun. gorl Paul A" and Fe M Vinson. hor, Jo=eoh H_and Lon Bradiey. hoy Patrick ¢ and Nora MeNults. girl, Tohn and Florine Lawis. bow Clarence P. and Liflian ¥. Herbert, girl, William and Sarah W Katz, haw lon, boy bgr. 6 :;;mm‘h\‘ 2 ur!, |;'U‘MN-§ A Gerald E. and Theima E. McDonald. girl Walter A, and Elsie Hutcherson, boy. Charles and Lola Arnold. bo; Snerman and Emna Lrwie: hos ‘”mr’lA 7»; Annie Black, ho; Lucius and Fersy Rucker, I-';\ ¥ TEA HOUSE REOPENED The Hains Point tea hm|~e which has been undergoing extensive renova- tion, opened today, according to an announcement of Capt. Parsons, chief of the protection division of the office of public buildings and public parks of the National Capital. The house will be run under the direction of the Joint Welfare Service, and will be managed by K. B. Wheedon. It i« planned to Keep the tea house open all year, il heating facilities are installed before cold weather. There is a vest room at the house, and facilities for obtaining lunches and refreshments bhave heen provided. It will be open each day from 10 a.m. until 11:30 p.m. Don’t Forget the Doctor Because you have insu “ance it don’t all belong to the undertaker. 1 you call \W. Chambers you can pm)mhh pay both and vet have a nice funeral. ( “ham- bers gives a_complete fu- neral from $75 up. Remember, for $165 you get one of finer quality. Call Chambers and save. The Brown Stone F Hoine of W.W. Chambers Co. 14th, Cor. Clupm NW eral Kwikdeth, when epraved inta their hiding places, drives them out. ray_diveetis on them and thes o when the aprav fanehes them, they turn over on their backs and although thev may kick for & fow minutes. after they turn on their backs they witl surely @ QUICK DEATH teo MOSQUITOS ¢ ANTS FLEAS FLIES MOTHS BED BUGS* At Your Dealers 14 Pt. $.50 Pt. $,75 Qt. $1.2§ Reed Hon- | MAY 15, 1926. WOMAN CONFESSES INFANTS' DEATHS - Three Out of Five Babies in Adoption Bill” Case Died Suddenly. By the Asociated Press. PKORIA, T, May 15 Three in fantx met sudden death out of five adoptsd by Mrs. Alice Marie Cramer she confessed to authorities here last night. Officlals are investigating the operation of what they term an “adop. tion mill” and a “haby farm.” Mrs. Cramer, arrested at East Peoria, later caused the detention of Joe Cramer, her husband; Jack Meyers and Flor- cnce Hall, who will be questioned re- |sarding the death of one infant fou! in a deserted house. The “baby farm.” authorities claim supplied childless families with babics on overnight orders, hv means of answering advertisements of persons who sought children for adoption. That the children were born out of wedlock is one phase which authori, ties are investigating. They also be- lieve they may eventually question physicians who may have supplied information to the operators of the baby farm, Where babies were avail- able for adoption and were not wanted by the mother. D. A. R. Gives Firemen $50. A check for $50, contributed by the Firemen's Eelief Association by the Daughters of the American Revoln tion in recognition of the services of the firemen at its recent thirty-fAfth ‘ontinental Congress. has been ac- Cepted by the Commissioners. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals | & and_Sallings From New York. Daylight Saving Time. { ARRIVED YESTERDAY Mauretania - Southampton, May | Yorek S Bremen, Nay DUE TODAY. San Pedro. Anril Rotterdam. May Naseau, Mav Cristobal. Mav Malaga. Aprii Tondon. May Ecul 3 | Nieuw Amsierdan ron D Benson abo Villano. River Tigris DUE TOMORROW. Port_Limon. Mav Havana. Mas Glasgom. Mav Pastores Prewdent” Wilion. DUE MONDAY Southampton Liverpo “Hambur Bermuda. Ao Cristobal. il Havre, San Juan Vafparaiso. April ‘Puerto Colombia, May uer - London. May 5 fanto “Domingo. May DUE TUESDAY. Santa Teresa . . .Cristobal. Max Pennland ... . Antwern. Hellig Olav """ Capenhaze Vestrin ... Rio Janeir iy San Pedro. Anrit Hamburg May IDNESDAY Homerie Southampton. May 12 { La Bourdonnaie L Vizo! May DUE THURSDAY Santa Marta Leviathan cythia Deutschland Fort Vict Ancon nta Teresa. Martinique Andania |, e DUE W Sixania .. May OUTGOING STEAMERS. (Sailing hour. Dashizht Saving Time) SAILED YESTERDAY. Amor—Cape, Haui Ohio—Hamburg SAILING TODAY Luzpahie—Genoa ... = West Humhaw—Horta.”" ) 11100 0 b Anaconda—Rotterdam .. ..11111 & 00 p France—Havre v 10:00 43 Volendam—Rotterdam © 1111111 00 A Adriatio—Tiverpool 00\ Majestic—Southampton 200 A Samlang—Antwern 00 dlerra Ventana—Cobh 00 1> o Huttorae—Cadin. .- 00 M orieh Prince—Cape Towh 00 P8 aba—Havana .. ...... 00y San Juan—san Juan.\.. 00 A3 Calamares—Havana. ... w00 Metagan—Havana 2 00 Limon—_Cartagen 00 M Huron—Turks Island 00y Panama—Port au Priuce. 00 Munamar—Nassau 00 P nd—St. Johns. 00 A3 Eaieio—bana 00 M Urter—Monte_Chri 5 00AM Comayagua—Puerto Corter 00 PIM YVandyck—Rio de Jaueiro. 00 PN Samaria-—Liverool - AN Crofton Hall—Buenos Aviés. . 1:00 P.3 SAILING MONDAY. Reliance—Hamburg ......... Columbus—Bremen < Tezan—Cristobal SAILING TUESDAY. Estonia—Danzig Bellepline— Antwers Muraval—Georgetown | Fort Victoria—Bermuda . SAILING WEDNESDAY Rooseveli—Bremen a00p Midnight 00 PM 3.00PM BRI 1100 A'M 11:00 A M. | President Colombo—> 1200 M 5:00 P\ 1700 AN 1100 A 1100 A 100 AN 1:00 Py 1100 AN 1:00 AN 200 PN Bolivar—Cane " Haiti £n Paul Luckenbach—Panama .. . hominica—St. Lucia i Brazilian Prince—Montevidea Hoveland. ks Jsland Ll _FOUND. COLLIE. light tan. white bLreast feet: male. Apoly Wash. Animal TR L e BEAGLE HOUND. very darl light tan: 4 white feef, d"fl \mvh‘ Wash. Animal Rescue Leacue. I AIREDALE—Maie. name “Ben. 1 e, Thge CoLeaRs™ missly S5 for return_or information_leading to return BAG. (apeatry. containing money and foke dropped. corner 9th and B now " ‘car i street. Saturday morning. Reiun 134 B 1 white Rescue “brown and left_oye sore: old cold, with _di dn =y L IR xi'e'""‘"' B TIGY | BRINDIE AULL TERRTFR 4 white anawera to name “Bucky': reward @ East 'A,(polv'm« st Chevy Chase. Md. 1'|r\lll.ml Brown skunk 108t Sunday . all Bro makar s " and W Sth and H ne nnr female: 3 IIR NECKPIRCE stone marten Toat ‘Thursdar . hiheral (ewarnd 1840 Park road GERMAN POLICE {ou : on v Twtween Nherman ar e Hamiltan A aleek Thirsday Re Fe, 0% 180 tartetas ahell wn Black Rack e car Betwern & and & 0 am, Thursdas, Reward 1f returned (o 801 %, ne DRAG, lady e on 1 s 1 Wis A A S PR T N T KEY CASE. black leather Somaining b o keva, near, Tane " Phona Co o m ONEY~—On navy vard car Friday or T af »':'unm Tih and Toh win. larde S kg monex. - Reward 1t roturned ‘to Mrd. G Luikd I Ave. n.w NECKPIECE. mink: Friday, May 11 1883 PEKINGESE SPANIEL. Jarfe. brown aud white: fowar front teein, misiing: wiewers name of “Winkie.” Liebster. Bar1 Tau ‘st mow. ©Adame- 1731 e POO] m.n “m name “Betsy”: Iiberal re- 'fld sllt . DLW 'hone Potomac fiSa—nnu%‘nfi. set with onyx circled in legs yellow. Cali Line twalink Retiinn ta PORZE mos. ol e n Clhevy Chay reward isut. ‘Gordon Hall. on. _Tel, Atlant male: looks like an Aire. Teward. George A, ‘G- 8t 1808 New Hambahire ave. North oxse. WATCH—Name on _hack * Anita e . o > Torrev, 3005 1111 now CR. “Bilgin, white_zold initials 1645 Wisconsin ave —Containing money and w\\clr\' near C harles Town, W. Va., Monday afternoon. Re- ward and no questions asked. Prank 2008, Washington, D. C. L} 2 | | Midnight | 12:00 A M. | case o | CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Brightwood Chapter Auxiliary Home | | Board will have a musical ica Wed | nesday, from 7 to 10 p.m.. at the home | - of Asa L. Gilbert, = Fourteenth and | streets. All members invited. the Pleasant Monday | v Arthur D. Call test Constructive I clections hy Ted Crum | | | | ! en's Club of Congregational | be ad Subject: | meeting of Irittmg | Chureh £ pm., will planist, and election of officers. Re freshments. reunion of the | under the Dis- | Conneil held 10, A social and literar study clubs 1 ‘wuncil of the olic_ Women, morrow, at Catholle teenth street. ational will be the 2400 National | chool Nine- | | will be the sub- tomorrow, & “Life After Death LJect of a free lecture | p.m.. at_the I'nited Lodge of Theos ophists, 709 Hill Ruilding. Seventeenth | and 1 street. The public fx invited. The Vermont ‘State Association l\lll have jts twenty-fifth annual maple i sugar party at Rauscher’s Tuesday Reception at 7 p.m.: supper, 7:30: pro gram. %:30, and dancing. 10. Attorney General and Mrs. Sargent will he the guests of honer. The Wanderlusters' hike for tomor- ow will start from Chesapeake Junc tion at 2:45 p.m. The walk will be over Carmody road to (Cabin Branch. through Cabin Branch valley, then to High Hill and Huntsville and re turn on Sheriff rmd to Deanwood. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. Auxiltary to the R. M. A. B o'clock, at Capitol Park T.adies’ will meet, Hotel. The National Fellowship Club will give the first of a series of Saturdav { night dances on the roof of the Wash [ ington Hotel. Visitors welcone Scouts will give an | ment. 8 o'clack, at Pierce |teenth and Harvard Iwill be an Hlustrated B. S. Basler, and a fouract play Ovigin of Sconts in United | States,” ! Progressive 500 card party hy Joppa | Lodgze Chapter, No. 27, 0. ¥ for | ! henefit of the dormitory committee, 8| lo'clock, at a Hall, 4209 Ninth ! street = | The League for the Larzer Lif> will | zive the last of a series of free lec- | {tures, & o'clock. Dr. Gertrude Sheck | ells will speak on “Advantages of Camp Life for_Heaith.” entertain Hail, F There lecture by br. | Boy ‘| Cards ot Thanks. BLACKMAN. 1 wishgin thank the relatives Triends’ and noizhfnce for the i | flawers and the kindness shown diring the Jlinesa and death of my bainted hiushand | EDGAR €. BLACKMAY E i DORA S BLACKMAN, * | PIGGS. We wish to extend ou- wincers thanks 16 the many friends. neighbors and relatives. alsn organizations. for their Kind | and tender ‘exprecsions of sympathe | beautiful floral tributes at the death of | our_dear mother and grandmother. EVE- | | LINADIGGR { HER SOX FRED R.MOORE- DAUGH | TER. SARAH WATSON, AND GRAND., i CHILDREN . Bcaths. ay. May 14 Temdence 14 widow 1906 ar b Tate oe Beardsley Shrin | end | ters | BROOKS. Thursdas morninz. May 13 192 at Garfield Memorial Hospital MARIA BROOKS. Funeral service to be held at the mortuary chapel of Bovd & Wilson IR40°L, o 0w Sunday afternoon, Mav 18. at 2:20 o'clock e BROWN. " Departed this )ife Fridav. Mas 1976, at 6:50 pm.. after an iliness af fonr weeks, at " Fresdmen’s Hoapital FRANK P. BROWY. hu-band of the late | Luey Brown. aged 70 He Ieaves to mouin tiheir Tose eleht children. a sister. hiothe and' a hoat of erandenildran: Rematne can T viewad At STAWATT'S UNARFAKING £a1AN fiehment. North Canitol and H e now After naon Sundas. May 15, Fnetal sre Toec Wil he held ‘at dohn Wedles M F Chu-eh St Marre County, Md.. Tursdar Mav 18, 1 rm = CEPRAS. Devarted this life suddeniy_earls Frday’ mormng. Mav 14, 1926 at her racidrnen LM, naw. FLIZA CF aves 10 mourn their Jass a Tour danghters Mav R Margaret . and Edna A Cephas, and oneson. Cormeliug W Crphas and i host af relatives and friends. Remains mas he ween Sunday after Sayles” undertaking establi o o U Funeral will e Deld from New | Bethel Baptist Church Mondac, May 17 :fl 2 p.m. Interment at Woodlawn Cem AS. ANl members of Mt Horeh h i5. of . R. G. and J. T are auested io atiend a call meeting 10 make arrangements for_the funeral f our ceased sister. ELIZA' CEPHAS. devarted thia life Fridav. Mav 14 Meeting at Winslow Hall Sundas. Muy 230 o'clock. Funeral on Monday. from New Bethel Baptist Tin and & ete. at o o elook Tents are most cordiallv Interment at invited REED Leader: GENEVA SMITH, s JESSIE BURNETT. Sec'y CHARM. Departed this life F ine. Mas 14. 1026 At the Nationa! Sana. tor Johinson City. | Tenn CHARM beloved brother of Ch: and Mabe! L. Butler (nee Charm) | of 720 Morton st. Ww. Funeral sery at Barnes' chapel. 614 41y st s.w.. Tues. day. Mav 18. a4t 1 v Relatives and | friends invited Interment at Arlinzton National Cemeters ID. Thursday, Mar 13 14 Gauehter of the late. Babette and David. and sister of Mrs. 1. May B Cohen. Mine Hannah Tiavic and Max David. Faneral from of Frank Geler's Sons Co.! n.w., Sunday. May 16, at PE PILLA. Fridar. May residence 1174 C at. ne loved hiishand. of ‘the laie Pilla. aged A7 vears. Iate' remidence Mondax. Mav 17, at 8:30 am.. thence to Holy ~Rosary hurch wiiere reattiem mase will he <aid at 9 4 m | Delatives and friends invited. Interment 1. Mary's Cemeters. EMSWILLER, Fridax. Mac 14 am. LEF L. Nwmr\x {rom ner Jate ‘remidence. 414 M ot "niw day. May 17, at "Qm tEdmburgh, Dapers please cony.) 1 Departed this life Friday, May 1 1 at 1019 " Lamont LUCITS FOLEY. of phinn Powell, Li ens, Luey Camphell Fannie McPherson and John Fols Fu veral from his late residence Sunday. May | 16 °at 6:30 pm. Interment at Gains ville, V L] HAWKINK, Departed life Thursday, May 18, 1926, ARITRICH HAWKINS, be- loved mother of Annie London and wife of George Hawki; Fuperal Sunday 16, at 1:30 p.m. from W. R. Wood's neral pariors. 1234 4th st. n.w. MUTH. Mar 12 1926 NORMAN NEAL LMUTH. beloved infant son of Serena E_and Loms W. Helmuth, aged 1!, days Funeral private.. HEXDERSON, Sudden)y » heloved hishand GEORGE A of A Funeral {rom his Tate remdence. 410 7th st. se.. Mondas 1°15 bm. " Relatives and qd to attend. Interment at Alington National Cemetéry. 160 Friday. May 18, 1626 at Freed EDWARD HOLMES. Re 1 he shibped to Penola, Va_ Sin WAy, Mav 18, Remaina resting at the i Erneat Jacvis funeral parlors, 272 Geor: i ave. nw, TIRELAN. Mav 1401 at 140 pm at | artes M Treiand SLLEN, Wie nf Cant Charles Davie Irslan. i ihe vyear of her age. Funeral Mave revidencs Mo Am Relatives and ) Interment at tern Cemetors more. Md 16 Suddenly, Wednesday. Mar 1 1028, at’ Walter ‘Reed Hosnital. ROBERT JONES. He leaves to mourn 3 wife, Mrs Jones: two sisters. Mre. Emma en and Mre. Susie Scott. and a host of other reiatives and friends. “Frneral will he “condueted from the Florida Aveniie Bantist Church Sunday, Mas 16. at 1:30 nm. Interment &t Arlinkton National | Cemetery Monday. May 17 15 LEE. ‘The members of Loyalty Council 16. Daughters of Americ i | t0 attend the funeral services of our late LILA LEE, 414 M st. n'w.. Sunday oon. May 16, at 2 o'click 1. Councilor. 2 16% Thursday. May 13. 1926, MARIE ANCES. beloved daughter of Clara T. Funeral from the residence of he: Dr..Amelia M. Sanders. 128 12th st ne.. Monday. May 17, at 8:30 am.. thence to "Holy Comforter Church. whefe ma will _be said at © am. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. 16 MACWHIRT. Thursday. May 13 19 ihe residenca of his daughter. Mra W. B. | Railey. =102 18th st. n.w.. JOSEPH B. | hushand of the late Gertrud | W Funeral services | | 1730 Py i | | aie Josenhiné De Funeral from his a1t Funeral ‘Thursda, at % nm relatives 1. " Interment Cemetery. (Fredericksbura. Dlease cony. ) | MeDERMOTT. idence. " Telnved husband of Mary McDer “(nee Bren Funeral from the Saturday i | Ahave residence Mondas. Mav 17, at & ‘ Mar 1At mw. am. thenea to St. ‘Aloysiia | Church, Where reauiem mase wilF he 1aid at 9 am for the ranese of his sonl. Interment vrivate. Plepss omit flowers. 15 | MURRAY. | RAILEY. %* Deaths. Suddenty. Friday. May 14 10 40 b at Mbiy Waskington Hospial Erederickabure, 'Va. JOHN F. McSHEA Funeral notice later. Friday, Mag 14. 1976, at her residence. 905 East Cavitol . BETH R.. beloved wife Of Frank E. ruv. Noiice of funeral MUSE. Fridav. May 14, ar 1130 Am’ at Freedmens Hospital. WILLIAM MUSE. beloved father of Ford and Mary Muse " and brother 5f Thomas Muse and ddie Wildy. of funeral hereafin he W. Ernest Jarvis 1 ave. n.w May 14 . at Box FRANK ROY. beloved his Rutter. Funeral o hix late rexidence. 2855 Ontario 1. Mor dav.s May 17,3t 2 pm sHAw. av. Mas 13, 1026 her 1028 Tawrerice : AW dauighter of fhe Nathan and Acaha Shaw. Funeral the chane! of Thomas <. Serieon Tth st now. Sundae Mac Relatives “and friends v Tuterment at Rock eilie. Mo TZ. Friday. Mav 14, 1928 helaved wife of Wilham 1 from her fate resid ave nw. Monday. May A R0 Requiem ‘mass ai the (hurch of Natiiry at 9 o'elock. Relatives and friends in t. " Inferment at Mount ONi .t tom RUTTEK. Friday Mase.. MARY Officera and f members of Grantlin No. 70, 1" At o ble at Fisherman Temots drd and 413 ste sw Sy 926, at & pm o ma the tuneral of ' ESTER SiMs” Fin 1925 from Met irch. It between R n?x'r'u' cien” e orde O ARKINS, W% SARAH TYSON, e . SINMS. Departed this life Fridas. May 14 1926. at 3 am. at her residen: n s CLOUISE STMMS . iz ot the laie” Jolny and Elizabeth Brown. . She loaves 1o ‘monrn her loas twe daughters Mre Flossie Brant and Mrs. Hattie Digks & devoigd sister. Mrs. Marie Jackson . four frandcifigren and a host of relatives and riends. Funeral Sunday. May 18, trom Ebenezer M. E. Church, 4th and D sta e al 1:30 6 clock, Rev. Thomis offc: atinig, 15 Suddeniv. Thurday, May 17 AMES W. son_of the ate Joni #nd Miry Waleh_ inea Hartmett . Funerai from the chavel of P A Taltavull. 4 TR ww on M e am.” th hiren Wiere Inter. ment private o ILLIAMS, Fr Vil HENRI yeain 5 months and the Tnie Honr® moarn ‘their T tere. thirtyione <ranch, seandeiuldren and a hoet tves and friende. ¥ner he ‘S gnd Rantiat Chiirchr, Falls Chren, Va Mav 18802 15¢ In filemnrum. RRY A trihute o nemars "ot " der wiie 3og NUTTE F BERRY. whe o o Al 02 38 Gon N In the far-off wes BROWN. Sa of “other” 1o Iave tn the sacred moth arted this 1971 daslignt : wn he acenes af ald ~d 10 the tere and atnte remembered i death TITIA. AND SIX NIFCES To the memory of FRANK who died Mav 15, 190 ather. t orning ealls om_ the du n's hallowed oer the darken And we'll think thouzhts 1r And we'll faney IS WhE Skt 5w ATILDE AND DALGil TERSENARY GIBSON “AND R ¥ bed Tizhts U1l burning ath we tread n glors wiile our n earth ‘shall rise thou art waiting to My dear father ied twenty-three 1903 May his soul rest_in peace HIS LOVING' SON. BENIAMIN ¥ JOHN HARK years aso o May 1 HAR . In Ioving remembrance of & shand and father. PHILIP 1. H who died thnrieen vears azu 15. 101 Just a Tine of sweet rememby ist & memory fond v otin iz for vou AND CHILDREN * LAS. Tn lovin: remembrance of our mother | ANNTE MAY NICHOL A 3o denarted this bie'four sears azo. May We_miss sour saft and zentle Your swret and 1 Without wou. mother That our hearte sl LOVING WIFE W often coeme That Tite vs nat wacth whmle HER DATGHTER AND ‘s AND HAROLD NORTON. Sacred to, the memors of pur he Toved hichand and - ather ¢T3 RTES T NORTON; whe died vaven sesrs ar todey, Mav 15, 1319 FAMILY " In a1 but loving_rememirance TILDA T RATLEY who den Mk three Scars aso. May 15, 19 The month of May 1e here To'us the saddost of the year Recatiar. Uhron sears 470 today. Our dariing mother wac caled” aw Often to the Flowers o On_the rave of our dear ‘Who s sweetly steaps Keep her. Jesiis, 1 we re: Then. & Mast And Jove T HUSHA AND BROTHER RICHARDS. HAMMER. Sacred to 11 ory of our beloved father "and brother. Capt.« ALFRE RICHARDS o died Rirteen yeare axi todat s MaY i and dear Sister and nisce. JOSTE HAMMER. Who Gied" seven years: ago av. May 15, 191 dav brings har LATRA did_hefore sad memories o Of our dear ones zone 10 rest And the ones who think of them today Are the ones w - FUTEY, MANE AN R TUTT, D GRACE. « SIDNEY. “In“iait ‘memary ot ane e oted ter and aunt ISARELLE SIDNFY. wha 1'this life one Year ago todsn May t ot darkness The <hadows a1l ‘fise 4w a¥ After the das of sadnes Hope 'sheds her Trighirer ras Atter the Sirite “and Struzgle ter's own words Wil dons THE FAMILY STEVENS, I eacred memary mother PATSY STEV thie e ax years azo of our d NS who ‘denart today, Mav 15 Slaen on. loved ane. and take the est loved thee. Wt Gag Inved thee haet R (DAUGHTER. " SON AND 50N jx ST in lavine rememhrance of our dea Iv beloved mother, RATIE . WEST, w ?;.nnrlcd this life five vears agzo. 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