Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1921, Page 3

mcur. IOTICES. CJ Company of the Disteict of Cotumbia, rwiee: under a deed of trust, dated February 15, 1906, made by the Metropolitan Club of the city of Washington, District of Columbia, pursuant to the provisicns thereof, as etated in said in- strument in_connection with: the sinking fund, has drawn for redemption at the office of the trustee on February 15, 1921, bonds numbered | To all to whom these presents 57, 65, 134, 188 and 239, for one thousand dol- lars ($1,000) each, secured by said deed of day of February, A.D. 1921 AMERICAN nmmm AND TRUST COM- NY. By C. J. BELL, President. Attest: MARTIN R. WEST. Asvist. Secy. YouR coAT oF ARMS DBIG\":D BY EX- reasonable. Phone Col. 5780, For e CHURCHL NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE AN- nual meeting of the shareholders of the Kigg | Chief Clerk of the for the | City of Washington, National Bank of Washington, D. C., election of directors and the transaction of such other business as may come before the jmeeting will be held at ‘the banking house muary 11, 1921 The Dois .-h open from 11 o° clnexn m, until 12 S0 —r g, of the e oniens of _this bank, for the election of directors and trans- iness iy and lawfully b e will be held at the o'clock noon. W. WALLACE NAIRN. Assistant_Cashier. ’ i WITNESS WHO SAW AUTOMOBILE sle’ 1ady Conn, ave. wnd K _at.’ Dec. 20. 0. 9 o . communicate with Box ' THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE W.. holders of the Atlantic Building Company will | and 1t be held at its office. No: 119 South Fairfax st., Va., Thursday, January e oclock am. This meetiog fs of the dectlcrn of officers and directors for the current MIRON M. PARKER, President. LOUIS BEYER, Jr.. Secretary. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK- holders of the Home Building Association for the election of rs and director and such other business as may come before it will be held in_the office of the treasurer, 2008 Pa. ave. n.w., Tuesday, January 11, at 8 o'clock p.m. __JAMES M. 'WOODWARD, Secretary. WE WILL MOVE A LARGE VAN LOAD OF | all the laws of raid Si re o New York or ?nllldelphl- cheap. | were duly observed and obeyed, and that t. ne. furnitu; ANBONIA FURNITU A i WILL NOT BE mun'u\slm.s Fuu ANY | ner W. McGraw a: debts contracted by * othet than ~ myself. ADOLPH WALDORF, District bldg. 7* XD AFTER THIS DATE 1 WILL NOT res for any debts made or contract- ed other than by myself. ELDRED E. MOORE. €42 11th st. n.e. bon ted herein are called | of Congress appro T::w”o;.\“l:e:nmn fund, and the | tify that e oowiag s & true 1% | coLBY, the 11th day of | the’ State of Vermont, 2 3 FPolls | on the third Tuesday ors open from 12 o'clock | heing the sixteenth day of sai SPECIAL NOTICES. Official Election Returns VERMONT ITED STATES OF AMERICA. DEPARTMENT OF BTATE. Greetin In accordance with the pmvhia- ved Februa ot the. the final S ecertatament e Vice-] ap- s of the Act VINEST TEAS, Zc¢ TO 00c; Pn-l-nu, Z0c 857 1 cer- Cl Ma the | doz. lTDPIu‘s AT o e THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, = PROPOSE 10 ERECT SPECIAL NOTICES 'xal TO CERTIFY THAT FROM Lo e th at. n.w. THE HOUSEOWNERS' PROTECTIVE AS- tion_ will meet this evening at 8 o'clock 13 2, Chmmber of Commerce. Homer bdg. sion of their mmm' ...'.....?‘ to~ t‘l‘eud . THIS on T oaly b; u-pxu, 20c; Clonamon, 25¢; Mustard, ce, 40c; ‘Quaker Matches. 20c from 10 to 2. pointed in the State of Vermont, at the “elec-| WANTED—A VANLOAD —OF _HOUSEHOLD fion held therein on the 13'00 o received by me from the ate. “ testimony whereof, T, nn\mm)fll Secretary of Biate 1 of the n*d-g.;eds'.ndomy ot Teubacribed by the aid day of November, o Govy cat to be m‘(afill.) BAINBRIDGE COLBY, emxry of State. . D, By BEN G. et Clerk. STATE OF. F_VERMONT. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. To the SECRETARY OF STATE of the States of America: . Cl NT, Governor of L RO A e mont, 4o hereby certity \hn of November, A.D. id n{ml(h.m Tusion was had of the appointment of the lectors of President and Vice Presiden ent,_of the United States of America, in the State of Vermont, by the final ascertainment under and in pursoance of the said t for_such Maug B ailey, Wm. B, Mckillip, - cGraw and Lillian Olsendam lected Electors of Preside Viee® Prestdens ot the United smg- =t for the | America, for the Btate of Vermor And I further certify that nm nceml ment and_the canvass of Votes cast by freemen of the State of Vermont on the Tues- day next after the first Monday in A.D. 1020, for Electors of President a President of the United States of Amerl made by the Lieutenant Goverhor, the tary of State and the Speaker of the House of Representatives of the State of Vermont, on the third Tuesday in November, A.D. at the State House in Montpeller, under &.c: s of : hh The Tawe of rak] te appertaining lneulo he e cHip. Gard: Lillian_Olzendam, hav- said Maud E. Baile; lng received the greatest number of the freemen of the State of e erection sforesald, were then and there ublicly declared Electors of President a Vice President of the United States of !Anl'nleri by the Board of Canvassers above oned ; and T farther certify that the number of votes -CLASS HORSE ‘ROUGEA“ AND "'W' :lven or cast at said election for each person by the month. 3 FIRST. forla for rent to private Apply TH e D hone West 1810, PUBLIC NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT he erahi) t heretofore existing between W 3 Braswell and 3. H. Smithwick and J. 5. 6. doing business under the firm ame and style of Braswell-Gallagber Company, * has Jiswived, effective December 31, o M. Braswell will contin and fnvestment busine o Waskington, D. C. W. M. BRASWELL. J. H. SMITHWICK. By W. M. BRASWELL. December 31, 1920. E T. 8. government omcials estimate that tax- last year overpaid ?o:: than $200.000.- gh overpayment of taxes e’ go h penaities assensed oot i mn mnderpaym S n ‘Thousands of are nxwwiuly N"‘:: ? Tenorance Of how to apply ALL aliowable 4nd exemptions that are legal is re- - slting in thousands of errors. 'Warseid's Income Tax estab- L Bureau was o lahed wmars than tem “‘2""" 'ago and has | covineate Of the fne] ascertainment of G centinued to increase its clientele from year to uatil now nearly twenty expert account- ants are needed to handle the great volume of of its patrons during January, March of each year. General offices: 1423 F n.w. Phone Franklin 7434. 7 Jany PORMERLY BRIST- ‘iliams and under the firm pame of Williams & © JOHN M. WILLIAMS. ARTHUR H Au.lw id As G of CONTINENTAL TR! be the returns Belliat: cha cthes lices of the company. th 2t H| dent and Vi thwest, Washington, D. DA!’. men! s 1031, n Soc” octock the transaction of ) PLANOS '0.. RENT—WE HIA.." A E!'D‘Ifi: smlection of grands 124 wprights. Teat s purchase price ‘ment. 'om 1110 G. szdtl’ul\“ KOTICB 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE AN- ‘meeting of the stockholders of the Capital :"" Compeny. for the election of a board ‘Girectors for the ensuing year tran- T wch other Dustucto sx ey " e m(mmmflll.'fllbwltlh of the = sts. n.w., w-m«-l‘n! Januacy | on The poils D. = doenthem 31 Seieek. a. H. D. CRAMPTON, Secretary. MAKING MONEY MAKE MONEY Differsace Between Renta] Value and Earaing Power RENTAL VALUE placed in saving in- -When stivations at 3% to 4%, or trust motes at | twety nine thousand two Luad rty bonds. LUCTK m invested in & » 'sound Dusiness or banking iastitation st "% Plll- CHOOSE THE LATTER NOW. $ uent year. Your securities Tace having & market valie of over $2.160, ‘Writs or phoe for subscription-blank. MR. LA VARRE. Representing E.H. SPENCE & COMPANY, INC., 811 MUNSEY BUILDING. = Ofiicial Election Returns — NEW MEXICO TUNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DEPARTMENT OF STATE. In mnn‘ it the provisicns of (be Act e 2553 of the cor- ‘ascertalnment of the electors for President and Vice.President, appointed In the Buate of New Mexico, at 1he election Leld to be ized and my CMef Clerk of the said Department, he City ‘.f ‘Washington, this 4th day of Janu- ary. (Seal) BAINBRIDGE COLBY, BEN'GBAviE. ey * 7 Chiet Clerk. CERTIFICATE.. STATE OF NEW MEXICO. CUTIVE OFFICE. EXE( "ARLSON 0 THE SECRETARY OF STATE OF THE hundred snd el!hly i, UNITED STATES AND TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME: GEEETINGS: 1. 0. & LARRAZOLO. Governor of the sm- bundred Cony F ry 3, DO HEREBY CERTIFY, that at the election held in the State of New Mexico, on 1he second day of November, in the year of our Lord oe thousand sine hundred and tweaty, "AHOO! Xntonio GOMEZ, ana ’ SN DA id nominees for electors for President e ite President of the United States on the Repablican Ticket, were duly elected as a electors, %aid electors belng as follows: N Political Part. Number of votes cast Names of N i Nevernlo, Martines, James B. Priddy, Jouls Ve Verka, Farmer-Labor. set my hand and caused o be affized t Great Beal of the State of New Mexico this 30th day Jevernar of the State of New Mexico. (Seal) A HAX\UI;L BYAR‘H\EZ : Secretary of Stata. . rear 2114 H | cat at the election aforesa "" ““"’{.‘; State of Connecticut, pursusat to this twenty thousand fonr hundred and 108 | twenty thousand ix hund: To all to whom these presents sall come, | yonined and B for whose appointment any or id is H. C. Comings George C. Thrall Frank L. Gibson. Andrew Aitken . Herman 8. Eldred Scattering .. Ta Testimony Whereof. 1 have hereunto sul y name and caused the Great to be hereunto affixed. enteenth day of November, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred ud twenty. RCIVAL W. CLEMENT. (Seal ) HARVEY E. GOODELL, Secretary of Civil and Military Affairs. Official Election Returns CONNECTICUT' UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. DEPARTMENT OF STATE. all to whom these presents shall come, Greeting id | WANTED nd | forniture iner | SMITH'S TRA! ‘were : then | PANY, 912 8 st. n.w. here “ascertained and publicly declard |, pr Now WITH AN ACCOUNT IN THE fford to be {ev:l:::z'ntu:: Jour. gasoline. = We haul and fiter all the 11 the service all votes were | ol R » | 00ds to Rochester. Auburn or Syracuse. THE BIG 4 TRANSFER CO., Inc., 25 14th st. n.w. Fhoue Mata 7T OLDEST GREAT QUESTION.™ Hes pignt. " Fine Pastor E. Sunday Centenmiat B Bapt. Ches 7th and Eye B music. i 87555 | Ready to Supply You With Special Size STORM SASH —in n-y quantity. Glad to quote ) 7 g beaver Board—tresh stock. Geo. M. Barker Co., Inc. United | 649-851 N. ¥. ave.—1517 7th st. Tel. M. 1348, and : | Steamfitting Casey will give you strictly h-class w0 B £ g CASE l'l‘ N. Phon 58 and_128). CARRY A VAN Eoos Washington-to New York city. RANSRRL "AND STORAGH COM- Home Bulldisg Association. Payments, $1 a onth for each”share. Payments received at The office of the treasurer, 2006 Pa. ave. n.w. W T. Galliher, president; Geo. W. Linkiny nd J." Paul Smith, vice presidents; James ‘Woodward, secretary; Richard E. ton, treasurer: directors. Wm. K. Reeve, igley, Fred L. Vogt, Madison ‘Whipple, EXPERT ROOFMEN at your service to make the roof kproof. N7 Rooing 1418 St u.w. IRONCLAD &ont,. Fhene ic” OTICE. Motorlst and Business Man, can't you o troubled with water and dirt in we sell at our atation. ?;‘sl:;iv y No Dirt or Water in Gas Pure fltered Standard and Texaco gas, with e Jou want, at CAPITOL GAS of Capitol grounds. 1ot 28 Maryiand ave. o ‘The Shade Shop e, 830 33th St..lms Get Our New 1921 Prices on Window Shades. The National Capital Press Now in, Their New“Home, 3210-1212 D St. N\W. STBAM OR HOT-WATER HBATING PLANTS with the famous IDEAL boflers and American radiators outlast the buflding. Greatest heat- ers and fuel sa: LD or NEW buildings. * Also tor— Boller gives HOT-WATEN peac. for bungalows and small buildings Jithout celiars. - Quickly put in at low price. be bought on easy payments. H. R. KING, 417% 12th st. n.e. Phone Lincoln 4406-W. 8hop phone Lincoln 982. 13 Tn accordance with the provisions of the Act “Value of Intensive Study” gréss approved February 3, of Con tify that the following is a true electors for President and Vice-President, ap- pointed in the State of Conmecticut, at the election beld therein on the 24 day of Novem- ber, 1920, as received by me from the Governor of the said State. In_testimony whereof, I, BAINBRIDGE COLBY, " Secretary of State, have hereunto cansed ‘the Beal of the Depdrtment of State to be afixed and my mame subscribed by rthur H. | Chief Clerk of the said Department, at e City of Washington, this 3rd day of January. (Szll ) BAINBRIDGE COLBY, tary of Btate. By BEN G DAVXS Chief Clerk. STATE OF CON\'EC’PICUT I, MARCUS H. HOLCOMB, Governor of the the Laws of the United Btates, do hereby certify that of votes cast for Electors of Presi- ice-President of the United Btates of America, for the State of ticut, at an ‘election’ held therein for that mdred and twenty, agreeably to rovisions of the laws of the said State, - ormity with the Constitution 45d Laws of un United States, for the fng in their votes for President. and. \ President of the United States, for spective terms prescribed by the C-.Il.llllll'l oF the United States, to begin on_the fourth day of March in ti o.unm thousand mine huadred and tweaty, by the persons authorized by law to cunvaes sald votes and that the list of for and the number of votes cast’for each sor spectively. is as_follows CHARLES A. GOODWIN, Two hundred and {wenty-cight thousaud nine’ buadred asd 'ty thirty-eight. ALFRED E. HAMMER, Two hundred and | {wenty-nine thousand oe ‘hundred and nivety- seve OLIVER G. JENNINGS, Two hundred ang twenty-nine thousand twe TOHN M. WADHAMS, o' husires”s US E. WHITON, Two hi big | twenty-nine thousand one hundred and nisety- ve. ARTHUR F. ELLS, Two hundred twea. ty-dine thousand two ' hundred -a“:vnny twe STEPHEN WHITNEY, One hondred " and Y REES MITCHELL, One ne'huadved nd VREDERICK W FUESSEN 1o e bus- .nd twenty thousand six bundred and . McDONOUGH RUSSELL, Two hunare| BYRON S. ADAMS, until 12 o’clock { and twenty-nine thousand ‘e owe the rapid growth of our Plate and We e ne | Window ’ghu business to intensive study of Consult u- ou_your glass problems. Becker P; amt and Glass Co., rts, . 1289 Wisconsin aver Phone West 67. How’s That Watch? —Bring it here if it peeds ati W taraates to'ut 1r ta Breiess E.G. , 921 F st. n.w. ROOF TROUBLE? Stove trouble—C "ne-uu --a " eotag Eeperts Sl e Wath. Losn & Trost 760, Sm'blll M. “Heating na Roofing Experts 2% Yeurs. GLAYLIN FOR EYEGLASSES. IMPORTANT Have FERGUSON t|STOVES mfi'}fifimzs ROOFIN i B m'"*"’,;,,fi.__ Prmting ing Results sty the most et mtisty the most exacttag. Higy THE SERVICE SHOP PRINTERS, 812 1116 St two hundred and | GUSHIONS FOR BOATS, w:‘f:ow BEATS 0dd corners; any size and any cov- ; Bothizg to GBeult: gratciass Bedell's Factory, 616 B st. n.w. Main 8621. ..a...::.‘m;.: CLAFLIN OPTICAL CO., Glames Made for You 907 ¥ STREET. NEW-UNDERSEA FILM. “Fathoms Deep” Given Private Showing at Press Club. Am,nnum McNEIL, Jr., One hondred. apa| Members of the National Press Club twfl:(y thousand seven bundred and twenty- | saw “Fathoms Deep,” a new motion “"¥HOMAS HEWES, One hundrea thousand six hundred and nuu-d:;e Sy CHARLES E. HART, Jr., One hundred s twenty thousand sevea’ bundred and elevea. six h lllfl nine JOSEPH ROLLASON, o picture by Ernest Williamson, inven- tor of undersea photography, last night. The private showing was the second the film has had, as the first , One hundred and tweaty|was given before Secretary of the Navy Daniels and his staff on Wednes- day afternoon. The Secretary had el- ROBERT W. JAMIESON, Ten thousand three | l0Wed ‘Mr. ‘Willlamson to study the hundred and thirty-five. JOHN P. IecAmY Ten hundrvd 'and l.ll"&g fl'}l a0 thees e o < martenn et o 01 three hma- GEOHGE E. CAMPBI three hundred and thirtee: Navy's - submarine methods so they Ten thousand three!could be reproduced in the picture. Naval officers said the picture was true to rales in its handling of sub- marine technique. “Fathoms Deep” is a romance, the majority of its scepes being actually ELL Ten taoveana [t8Ken at tne bottom of the ocean. Some years ago he produced the first ROBERT HLNEILY, one thousand sevea { underwater ' picture, it being shown One theusand seves BARTO: s B thousan E] One Bumdiediand Gt e ajsere WILFRED T. DUDLEY, One thousand. seven hundred £n4 sixtycrwo, EL YLOE, Oue theueand seves STRONG, One thousand seven b R ENNAN, hunflrvd and seventysic. et e et N, One thousand four THEODORE H. : a0 " I SBIEVEN. One thousand four B. WILLIAMS, 24 ineiy sns One thousand four CARL _One thousand four Oge thousand four hun- IA. One thousand four . EDWARD J. FOLEY, On sand bundred and_ twenty-eight. e ioe LEONARD, One thousand . dred and’forty-three s ene e, ety o MATEIAS nle One thousand mime hun- fort; JLREMIAII r sumvm( One thousaad nine hun WALTER 3 lAlKuwuxl. One thousand nine the canvass of said election £or | pondred and thirty-six. Aud I further certity t] ARLES A GOODWIN A DONOTGH 2USBELL FRED E. HA ARTHUR F. ELLS Tere appointed Eleciors of President and Vice- President _of the United States of Ame: Tor ‘the State of Conaecticat; st aid Stostion: Given under my hasd and the Seal of m- State, this 28th day of December, in of eur Lord one thousand nine h twenty, and of the independence of the Vaited States ‘the one hundred and forty-Afth RCUS H. HOLCOMB, Governor. By His Excellency’s Commi (Seal.) FREDERICK L 'RRY, e onn—ndmuEG first at the Smithsonian Institution, = —_— .The Greatest Thing. in the World— “HOME” The home life is the source of all inspiration for success in the world. Home ownership should be the foremost thought of every right thinking man and woman. ‘Whether your thought is - for.a Modest Dwelling or a Mansion, you’ll consult your best interests, finan- cially and otherwise, when you call on us to supply it. We are developing the highest type of Real Estate Organization Washin g ton knows. Office of Graeme T. Smallwood 727-729 14th St Main 5070 =oE=T=5=—= erty of the mayor. §1,000 000 THEATER Largést Picture House in City to Be Erected Soon on Connecticut Avenue. Plans for the erection in the near future, at Connecticut avenue and De Sales street, of a motion picture the- ater building at a cost of nearly $1,- 000,000 were disclosed last night by Allan E. Walker at the first meeting of the Connecticut Avenue Assoclation, in the office of Underwood & Under- wood. Mr. Walker announced that it is the intention of the promoters to_make the new theater the largest in Wash- ington and the finest in point of architecture, design and equipment. Work is expected to begin within the next two months, he said. The structure will cost more than $925,000, Mr. Walker stated. The au- | ditorium will seat more than 2,500 persons. The building will cover an area of 24,000 square feet. A two- story entrance lobby will front on Connecticut avenue, with a ~epth of about 30 feet into the building. The ground “l&yout” of the proposed building was exhibited by Mr. Walker at the meeting. It will take about tweylve months to complete the the- ater. he said. Complete plans, with architect’s elevations, will be made public within a few weeks. Musician to Get $10,000 a Year. According to Mr. Walker, arrange- ments virtually have been completed with one of the large film corpora- tions for the presentation of feature photoplays. -An orchestra leader wil be engaged at a salary of $10,000 or more, with a complement of experi- enced musicians. The members of the association, which was organized to conduct a campaign of publicity in promotion of business interests of Connecticut ave- nue, welcomed the news of the pro- posed project with enthusiasm. The new building is to be located on the site of the old Convent of Visi- tation, in the block bounded by Con- necticut avenue, De Sales street, 17th street and L street. The block was purchased by Mr. Walker. and his business assoclates about a year ago. Mr. Walker's announcement was in | yan Ness. Ask For It! § line with the program for the associa- tion outlined by Laurence E. Rubel, | who was elected temporary chairman.\ It is planned to have interests along Connecticut avenue contribute to a fund to be used for promoting the business advantages of the street. Intend to Boom Locality. A number of tentative plans were discussed last night, including pro- posals for widening Connecticut ave- nue, rerouting Chevy Chase cars down Connecticut_avenue, conducting a_campaign for better window dis- plays apd attracting inauguration crowds t8 the vicinity. Temporary officers were elected as follows: L. E. Rubel, chairman; Katherine Ogilvie, secretary; L. E. Shreiner, cashier; John A. O'Rourke, member- ship committee; L. E. Rubel, inau- gural committee; Joseph W. Hausier, advertisingfBarnard Weiss, publish- ing; L. A. Slaughter, jr., transporta- tion; Louis Corrado, window displays, and F. J. Rice, constitution and by- laws. For many months the little city@of Coulogne, in the Aisne region of France, had only one chair, the prop- Little Ha]g Toots is keepin’ house fer \dad while her maw is on th’ ljury. Lafe Bud took mule t’ break up a cold an’ broke ever’thing in th’ hou DR. HICKLING GETS POST. Dr. ali rightwood Sanitarium Company at a meeting of the board of directors yesterday. erect an up-to-date samitarium near Laurel, un tlnums at Minunk, II1, Ohi The following officers also were elected: Vice president and treasurer, JANUARY 7, 1921 CITIZENS TO TAKE PLEA FOR D C. VOTE TO HOUSE Abe Martin Says: Appear Before Judiclary Committee. The Federation of Citizens’ Associa- tions will send representatives before the House judiciary committee Tues- day morning to voice the plea of thousands of members of citizens’ as- sociations for representation in Con- gress and in the electoral college. The committee on federal relations and civic betterment of the federa- tion met last night in the office of President W. B. Westlake, 728 15th treet, and discussed the manner in vhich the citizens should present heir case at the hearing. It was decided submit to the House committee wirtten report placing the federation on record in support of the joint resolution pro- viding for an amendment to the Con- stitution empowering Congress to ex- tend to the District representation in the House, Senate and electoral col- { lege. A representative of the feder:t!on' then will explain briefly to the com- mittee how the federation is organ- ized and whom it represents. The following members of the fed- eration probably will go to the hear- ing: Jesse Suter, chairman of the fed- eral relations committee, and W. B.;| Westlake, L. G. Julihn, Washington Topham, George A. Finch, William McK. Clayton, Edward F. Colladay, John S. Beach and E. B. Henderson. P. Crawford, formerly in charge of na tional representation for the federa- tion, attended the meeting last night and may accompany the delegation to the hearing. MARTENS SOON TO GO. Leo Russell, chief deporting agent of the immigration service, has arrived at Ellis Island to arrange details of the deportation of Ludwig C. A. K. Martens, Russian soviet “ambassador,” and his staff on the steamer Stock- holm, scheduled to leave New York for Sweden the end of this month. CHEVY CHASE four-year old some whit Copsright National Newspaper Service. —_— . Percy Hickling, District nist, was elected president of the The company is soon to Md. The company also has der way plans for similar sani- and Dayton, Ralph Walker; secretary, A. E. Burley; board of directors, Dr. D. B intiine kil k. X | EXPRESS CO Burley, Dr. Charles M. Hasselbach, . W. Libbey, A. M. Cooper and E. M. Exclusive Operator in Baggage Transfer Express, Moving, Storing, Packing and Shipping. PHONE E"’“flffl:‘l’"fi:‘h"e i CLEVELAND 447-448 “Ma:éyofSupramacy,” BRANCE e T AVE on evely bottle of BRANCH. BETHESDA emulsion that you buy. CLEVELAND 1160 ;Il'his means that yoa will e ways ask for BRANCH, 2467 18TH ST. COLUMBIA 3666 DAILY SCHEDULE LEAVE CHEVY CHASE AT § A.M. ETURN AT NOON LBAVE ('m\! CHASE AT 1 P RETURN AT 5 SUNDAY SCHEDULE LEAVE CHEVY CHASE AT 2 RM. RETURN AT 5 P. SPECIALIZING H\' PARCEL AND MARKETING DELIVERIES SCOTT'S EMULSION Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N.J. Representatives of Federation to’ DR. KINGSMAN’S WILL. Leaves Medical Equipment to Dr. Lothrop—Other Bequests. The will of Dr. Richard Kingsman, dated March 2, 1920, has been filed for probate. He leaves to his asso- ciate, Dr. Edwin 8. Lothrop, his med- ical library, instruments, medicines and llr'fu medical chest. His house- hold effects and jewelry are given to his wife, Katharine Kingsman. The remaining estate is devised to the Washington Loan and Trust Com- pany_ in.trust to pay the net income quarterln to the wife during her life. At her death the income is to be distributed quarterly in equal Rosemary e shares among_his adopte@ daughter, Mrs. Edna B. Pelton, and her children of a former marriage, Virginia K. and Katharine W. Simmons. When the younger child becomes 30 years of age the trust is to terminate and the estate is to be distflbuted among Mrs. Pelton and her two children in equal shares. Mrs. Kingsman and the Washing- ton Loan and Trust Company are named as executors. POLO TEAM REORGANIZED. The War Department polo team has been reorganized by the election of Col. J. Quekemeyer, cavalry, as captain of the team and Lieut. Col. Percy Jones, medical department, as business manager. Cultivate the Habit of Taking Home Candy A REAL OLD- FASHIONED CANDY FEATURE SATURDAY Rosemary Old-Fashioned Cocoanut and Peanut BRITTLE 40c Pound 50c Candy- Covered Malaga Grapes b Blackistone’s ROSEMARY CANDY SHOP Pound 1401 H St. Next to the Flower Shop SINCE 1853 STYLE-COMFORT-QUALITY IO of friends. to acquaint an No Argument! The unadorned facts are most impressive uppenheimer Suits 297=5 | $60 $65 $70 $75 $60 $65 $70 $75 O’coats ing lines. Factory $12.50 In Black Kid— Button or Lace. For women whose arches give way under the strain of walking or standing for a long time. The restful support which this shoe provides the instep gives welcome ease and relief. toe room aplenty and glovelike fit from heel to tip. This comtoruble last has already won thousands 1 have lowered the price of this shoe even greater number of wome with its absolute comfort, fine quality and plea: and our store fllprfflfllt ey e profit—fair eno is reduced to the minimum. Bl There is subtracted, all times— Kahler salesmen are qualified to identify v l foot troubles and it you properly—comfortanin, DR. P. KAHLER & SONS 603 13th Street N.W. Near F Street, Wash., D. C. New York—15 W. 44th St. 31 $72.50, $80, $85 Suits $77.50, $80, $85 O’coats 75 392 No Charges fnr Alterzmom‘ As Always, Satl:/actmn Guaranteed— Or Money Re/wtded All Furnishings Radically Reduced rosner’ 1013 PENN. AVE. N.W. —house of Kuppenheimer good clothes 75 412 Small Deposit Accepted T. THE CONGENIAL BANK- CORNER ©th M @ Coleman Du Pont, Head of the Du Pont Pow- der Works, Says: ' “Whenever I am looking for an executive to fill an impor- tant position I always like to know how he has invested his money. Such information helps to form %n accurate estimate of a man. Generally speaking. there is apt to be some- thing wrong with a man who has not saved and invested money by is old enough to be considered for an executive job. 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