Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1926, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, . ., MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1926. — L 1 ) d Track RANKIN ASKS RIGHT | DIES AT SON'S HOME. | =2 —— 7 HUNURS m BE PA"] \3.:1?1'1):. qfl(:l:‘s l':?f(e T0 A_!JSWE[E HOGAN | Mre. 1ney Fenton Davis icniie] ,(7;;@ fi"\, (L /7 o AV IE’N U‘E f & é N HN T H ® to Seven-Week Iliness. i By Sacrificing Fool : . n PRESIDENI UF HA”I § = | Awaits Copy of Brief—Will Pre- |, e’ Fhoen 1 tavis. trest s L . . | | dent of the Lineoin National Rank N ; » | pare Reply at Once if Need | 70" [ cqfate dealer, nnd of Walter ——— . M. dune : | . Davis, n the real estate husiness ina switch Is Indicated. | with hia brother, died at the residence Bnrno to Be we'comEd by a rog while a night mail (rain on | g of the latter son, 3312 Lowell streef. ! . the Central Railroad of New .ler- | vesterday after an illness of ahont | Delegation and Guard on | sey hore down upon him. 19.year- | While he sald that up unfil neen | seven weeks. Mrs. Davis had spent | old Clinten Heinz of Walnutport | he had nol heen furnished with a ‘lvl\- Winters in \\';l[sh)n(),z‘vn‘l\v_'(r::“ Vlh: 3 SRRERRe 0 d enongh to | copy of the brief of Frank Hogan. |past 5 years, residing stmo Arrival Today. B o e et ot oty AFevinine In helbts| darin [CoURI: Val, sk (the other ? ceedings hefore the judiciary com | part of the year | Funeral services will he condu 3 Mo from (he fiver ax possible and sac | ;mjjee of the House. Representative | 1al honors will he paid President b ficed his foot. | Rankin of Mississi lin Andrew h, Borne of Haiti when he arrives The fiver kept on its way, the |sumed the v | Westmorela he American Capital at 5:30 o'clock cefiphy i o & | Blanton charges since the Texas | afternoor his afternoon from New York to ve-| ©NEine crew evidenily mot know- |p o o iative dropped the Resides main here nntil Friday, in connection. | inx of the accident. ke | twe grandehildren, with his study of American govern-| e a reply to the hrief. “This is usoally | " mental and indust 5 & % S lallawed in conrt proceedings, | EABENE 4 With Secrefary < b SHIPPING NEWS pointed ont. And while he does Virginian Struck by Train. 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" onle | | 5 |_‘;‘,.I pool. # rvead it. and he did » think 1t wonld 'Avl"c‘ ! | the train shed 2 take more than a day to complete the The Haitian exerutive will be re |1 2l 5e pication | ceived by President Coolidze at the | Albe il White House at & oclock this after- - 4 . DEPOSITS 3 noon. and the reception of Mme. Barno { Fart Vicioiia Becanse the raflroad cannot um\'v! by Mrs. Coolldee e scheduled for 6:10 | thean®s | goods a< fast as unloaded by ships.| | MORRIS PLAN BANK the President and his wife at 6:30 o g L 3 'the port of \aiadi. Belgian Congo. || Umder Supervisien U. 8. Treasury o'olock at the Haitian degation To. |G P Ly 3 has hecome so crowded that shippers 1408 H ST. N. W. Sebiaiasai e s B h . must have a license for each lot of sl St S sods hefors it is started on its way overnment : Southampton. fune. Open at 8:30 AM. 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Ave, Washington b\ 7 - The w as 0 re- i, e i e ; B Under $40.000 Al T\ ”.’L worst master of ce e TR T — -85 T monies we ever heard was the FOUNERAL DIRECTORS ] 07 $17.850—terms Terms 5 L Open for inspection every day, including Sunday, or plone man whose |ntr0duct0ry ad- R T, / dress was twice as long asthe s ot : ; i 113 CKEEVER"‘AGOSS,"’“" 3 . specch of the man he was intro- 1 oty w . ! 2N - :::d“}y:n . "; ‘i,'.‘.m::. ':LT" |p o vonr ideas meet your requirements é | he! rdin approxima o r A2 N ¥ . . T $3.700 ad |P and can be bought at interesting prices | 4 | X ) 1 “1s it not remarkable fhat althongh | Garmna ’ d il | the e t Al the pres NG SATURDAY 9 3 3 g r , ; ont X ardian in | ¥ 10 AN 1635-41 Madison St. North Waoodside | | | | { the ¢ o unsoHm 1 b peraans, and | m 0 \West of 16th Street Only 1.5 miles hevond | | 1y knows the pv!‘..n m; heen : Gverlvok c . District Line at Ga. Ave \ il i 2 evidence of o ' . i B 3 8 1o Cottage and Bungalow, ) 1 case has any rela ) g o) | ! y RISE oF aualifien rapresenta i’.‘v ~ Huudson -~ Alexand-ia Separate gar - “-, ,\u'a‘u ve of 1 or other insane per- | Sien L R T J .\"pm'iul Price $7.950—Terms | design and finish Dies From Farm Accident. R our office up 10 9 PAL any week day. Havre de Graes. - 52 Reeves was thr : G and dyazged against hine. sus- Pt hn. K Street 5 faining cuts, hrolses internal 5 From Grar Line Office. dllcmg. infuries. 1lis bodv was taken to Bus Pa Ave W ol ¢ 4 > \lexandria vesterdav L 4.;A"‘-" Time) —_ e — In this event—the famous P. Dr. CLAUDE 5. SEMONES |, New Address612 13th St . B. Sewni-Awnual Shire: Sale—let i 7y e —— us get to the point of interest quickly. 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