Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1921, Page 13

. said Dr. Walter, “put a uniform on him | Déans form the basis of exchange THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY. -JANUARY 11; 1921 : 12 OSTRTPEOPLE (27w, wice BROTESTOF HGHER ™23 SONVICTED IN s MONTES T(EPHLETER, B, =4 NOTIG T0BEG LRENED TOSLAVES o2 31 EASRATEIDORSED, . e o T 1. 5 o SHOTBYAGHIDENT 70 s N ATIONAL TRE LONDON. January 11.—The plans ‘ By the Associated Press. TRENTON, N tation Is Un-American, Northeast Citizens Say. January 11— of Gabriele d'Annunzio ave def- . initely known, says the London ) A S 3 e e somacnt_surv. |Takoma Park Citizens Also| Property Here Are 109 and Five |Body of 10-Year-Od Lad,| i imcomims New Sermy torisis iPolls Open Tomorrow, When i i | ! ing a dispatch received by the g 1 ' e e dirasec < > 3 || Corriere de 1a Sera trom wume. | Decide to Celebrate Wash- | Automobilest Arel Faken: £ Slain by OWn Gun, t0 Be | 1 aceigned to bring about a re- | The Star Will Print Of- ! | - . Brought Here. The poet is staying “blue laws" and expressed the | ficial Ballot. ; opinion that Sunday laws should be liberalized. of the former Hungarian .governor i of Fiume, where ten legionnaires is bus: at the villa K strictive Sunday. He condemned the ington’s Birthday. Administration of the Volstead act in jOhio-Maryland department from Janu- | are mounting guard. He is . preparing a report of his 1 The Takoma Park Citizens' Associ-|the Ohio-Maryland department, which|aI¥ 16 to June 30. s $118. & | of resistance for the deputics and [ation last night, at a meeting held |; o 3 78 021.95. This i3 one of twelve depar “The spirit of restricting and ATTACK PUBLIC UTILITIES | Snaiore. to whom it ix to be sent jin the Takoma 'Public Library. in. includes the District. of Columbia, re-|ments, each in charge of a supervising | FATHER DAZED BY DEATH! ¢peroaching upon the liberties of SCHOOLS ARE INTERESTED | before the reassembling of the dorsed the action of the town council | suited in 1,590 violations being reported [ agent. The entire force under Pro- i the people in this country through e i on the ‘Maryland side of the park in|to the federal authorities during the | hibition Commissioner Kramer in-° | s e enioh adr.‘;“\ax;:': ¥ those forees which brought al When his report is finished |filling a protest with the public uti cludes forty-nine federal prohibition - ] e ; Y e e - firsteight and one-half months the act | i . ! D'Annunzio will ta rest for a ;ities commission of Marvland against act | directors, 533 inspectors and 1,891 {Boy Attended Two Schools in D. C. Ask Congressional Investigation of | Difnnuneio Wil 8, JC\ing do {any increase in as rates It was!was in force, with 525 convictions dur-|prohibitioh agents and ; i ment o - the federal Const an affection of the ll;l"DA caused | Stated that the Washington Gas Light | ing that time. “The national prohibi > the A i, | tution and the Volstead act is s 5 ot Grant to Gas Company to o pecches. inally he | Company of Montgomery county, Md.,| These figures are contained in a re-|burean of internal revenue points! eSS ET B | entirely un-American that 1 am | by American Forestry Association | | adoption of the eightecnth amend- |Educational Campaign Conducted will take up his residence in thad announced a proposed increase.|Port made to Prohibition Commissioner|out. “provides for, the establishment . > it can never prevail,” he said 5 - N Lioyed:Sport: has been the vain. but futile Attracting Wide Attention. Issue Bonds. e palace on the Grand canal. |The refidents of Takoma Park resid-, John F. Kramer, supervising agent. |of a_federal prokibition. gency to H 2 m is| Which he has rented, and where he [ins on the border line would be affect- | showing the operations in the Ohio- | coordinate = and supplement — not} g ! of misguided Dpeople 0T | Tha polls in the national tree « without representation I8 (i tegume his literary pursuits. |ed by the increase. which would make | Maryland district from January 16 to|supplant—the duly constituted polide i muny years to be able to legislate | being ' tabulateq ool the ' aoneok \ i-American and contrary 10! Jimost all the legionnaires have |lhe rate considerably higher than in September 30, lust vear. In the District| and judio al officers of the several{ s . Ay morals into a communit: Forestry ANSOLIAtICS. il ohes 0. 1 ernment of the people. > left Fiume. A few of them have [the District. The town council will{of_Columbia ‘in that period there werelstates and their local subdivisions’ The governor characterized suc morrow, when The ‘sur v\?!’x‘":n K‘\’n i t ! o i 5 - - d in a Teport| O 4 bloyment there. Five hun- | follow up its protest before the com- {127 violations of the Volstead law re-{Local and state officers have equall g - leg cumptuary” and as- | printing the official ballet of « i1 he sentiment expre: submitted by Dr. Starr Parsons, chair- | foufd emproyment theve. FIve fus : istan e lT it ; & i ¥ Dr. S o - v desire to remain in | mission. | ported to the district attorney's office | responsibilities with the federal au- ; serted that “any legislation re- | issociatio 2l £ 2 man of the committee on sehools 880 | the city, because they are engaged The association approved a letter | here, 18 convictions, 109 seizures of | thorities, and are primarily respon- . e e ior ihe Bihart) atiehaianai || SxocACINCIIRNCERehoola Runa e SRR e North | to native women read by Maj. D. S Fletcher of the | property, and 5 seizures of automobiles. | sible for law and orler in their re- . Smg ual to worship (0d in his own | their opinion as o what sheoid b od Shepherd Guild F all, 6th f\ new _l’gDOl’{ of I‘I\L‘ rDb_heI‘_\’ of public utilities committee thanking For the fl’l_lfl'e rict, including Ohio, | spective communities. Only when % "1 y and to take such rl‘l_'l\'fl‘ the national tree of the country bld in Good Shepherd Guild Hlall ®h | n'annungio's safe is denied~ Of |the Washington Railway and Elcetric| West Virginia, Maryland and the Dis-| the power of the local authorities islf . . e s may be necessary to his well- | Tn cocoperation. with she Sature e e 200,000 Jire “yemaining. 6.000000 |Company for the improved service | trict of Columbia, there were 1555 seiz- | inadequate to cope with violations of g k being, may cause a reaction that |study department of the schools The il vern foundation of o0, " [swill be given back to Fiume, 2500, | during the past vear. and for the | ures of property and the number of auto-| the prohibition laws in any part of s ; will be detrimental to rellgious ob- | Evening Star has. been siding the situtions rests upon that basis 400|000 will be donated to the poor and | occasional additional up-to-date cars|mobiles reached 127. In the state of |the country should need for active 4 : Servances and will in itself be de- | educational campaign conducted 1. report “The people of the Dis- . {he remainder will be utilized for jon the Brightwood division. | Maryland there were 152 violations of | federal intervention arise.” 4 5 3 £ to the community.” the American Forestry Association T R S ambin. dre s capable of | Public funds. B S ihe law reported and 1 convictions: afercement Called Favce, ; e and the final drive for votes is o1 Pl I e e e The following were elected to mem- | pite semmeen o M automo-| propinition enforcement “is a farce i : i, A s onlihe T ouna IS iEoS | R DL aeel IEIEhe Anst fon khi Ay Tristrict has % N man, SOUNDS WARNING NOTE bership: Le Roy S. Mann, A. Cliffen, in every locality in the country,” Rep- d 4 e ftoy ihetancl analAINICHINE Khed Dy SLE Anatiihawe | bEen Gstaoln R e L T R i W. R. Salkeld. Mrs. Lucy M. Feldman, Not Given Co-Operation. entative Wood, _republican. In- i ip heishalliwastexplonelhailing || e aEc DU LeamBWANE beepln o, 13 Collects ‘enormons sums of money | T NE! | C'R. Pemberion, Mrs. C. R. Pember-| In Maryland, particularly in Balti- |diana, declared in the House vester- % ) ot Do etantly. it €athek opjthe losionin (e elshibigeades ot orst Al calleces guanmions awm of Y W TARIFF MAKERS,"’"- Marion B. Reynolds, Mrs. Walter | more, federal prohibition enforcement |day in proposing that enforcement be ] |boy was mot h the party at the HOEithe SAIOuE SR R IAALES el Bl e n Wyatt and Walter Wyatt. officers are mot recelving the co-|trunsferred from the bureau of inter- | : el e g Neot Confined to Schools. ! = . " Maj. “Fletcher, chairman of tne | operation of state. county or munici-nal resgaue to the Department of Jus. | I G : ! But the voting is not contined SRR e ene 4 | committec on Schools. reported that |pal officers, according to the report.; “met with instant 4 v Stunned by ‘Trageds. the schools by any means, the il we men and women in the | Witness Says Ban on Products |a contract had been let for the con- | which adds? : objection from Chairman Volstead of i lain youth v ciation announces; for it wants Ul “We See a disposition on their part|the judiciary committee, and heated % % Leiter, of Chicago. opinion of the people of the country electing the District Commissi < | : | struction of the new eight-room ad- jclecting the Dictrict yommissioners.{ From Orient Likely to Invite !ditionsto the Takoma public school. | to help. but the decision of the attor- |debate ensued i o e e e’ Leiter fortune,| 88 to what should be the nat 1t is 4 burning shame that we, as a | o | Mrs. Mary Lamond White suggested |ney general of Maryland to the effect; Under the prescnt system. Repre- | : | | He was a nephew of Lady Curzon, |tree. In many places the chambers e Boidlitat SachEanb Lction. | Severe Retaliation. i that better facilities be provided for |that state officers are not obliged to|sentative Wood said, there is conflict ¥ 1 : EEwasEa s mebhoWEo o “"’_d’ commerce, Rotary clubs, Kiwan PRl Al s the children during recess in the base- | enforce the national prohibition act|of authority between representatives, | . daughten of Levi Leiter, who married | ;j;pe “women's clubs and similar or £ stands in the way of enthusiastic co-lof the bureau and the Justice D 3 . Lord Curzon of England and became| o.niyations have or will take a vol- The Senate finance committee wax! urged today in its comeideration of ment and that the basement condi- ds_ 2 % y t Indi 2 the em S deratior tions be improved. operation. g 5 partment., and they are “quarreling 2 A vice reine of India. for a matioaalitrer: Wants Police Board. ort oo ant o musra asaluit | Mie Otto Veerliofr announcea that | ».7In most off Ohic we xfeelve the cn |and quibbling with each other, and in 3 The boy was heir to an estate of| n every state votes have been o thusiastic ¢ S/ many sections representatives of the E v i=everal million dollars. His sudden |in the association’s nation wide cam The report showed the committee al- | fores . < coraer 0 < reign indus a concert would be given at the Feb- | I i 4 5 : Taxs had opposed a bond issue for edu- o andustries and force American | ruary meeting. President Jesse C.|Cials: Especially is upport of | Department of Justice have interfer- : 3 death was such a great shock to his|paign. The vote is coming in slow- {zlional purposes and favored using the | for manufactured necessities instead | Suter stated that Washington's birth. | tafe and Tocal offioial in Gnip Motied o= 08 enforcement of the Vol- j ¢ “§ | father that he was almost unable to{ly for a campaign of education as 1o o e he sy o e, Dur- {of enabling the purchase only of the day would be appropriately celebrated | &5 pe B e e e T e Velsead s it i ] | give a coherent account of the affair | tree values is behind every poll. no ma LS Aol e 3 iraw materials abroad. v the association as heretofore the | Eesta: 3 i pre i Volsteadisaidiitiw an {when interviewed over the telephone.|ter where taken. In Washington tV vided by the Senate for educational pur- | “AL4liur Dunn, representing the For- | custom. {was submitted to them undeg tne, true thai enforcement was a failure - nature study department has given i ses is not . the report point- | aign L Se i 2 5 : . reterendum laws of at statf, In|in some localities,” but he was of the . structions as to gathering the ball Tr'.’a"é’-‘;."se'r.‘r'.h."';q’i}‘i'.?,fi‘:.'.‘f materially to | nz‘me mrr:‘:‘dfifimwgmngfll ‘;’l;: in:‘;sl;li{.af‘lfigg?‘;i‘da?::r::je&cm;fiw;czr ?ws: l\lrgh:i_u. which ahms he:,n_dlrv (;Dxnelgn_rth:: pr:)hliblliohr! go\}:ld be en- = ATTENDED SCHOOLS HERE. |after they have been m.,'fk,,., but e _ > el e (committes pav| g appes 3 esc. | for a long time. we are materially | forced if “ten states which have failed : = {the general public the ballot ‘that will Dr. L. D. Walter, chairman of the, oreign industry | Mrs. ite presented a resolution, | aided by state official to enact state enforcement laws 2 pear in The Evening S X ter, 3 S aliators | wii ; ; c ! : . Svening Star of Wedne: gommitice on police’ and fire. renewed Tas one of the gravest retaliatory | which was adoptea, urging the teach | " The cost of ‘administration of the!would only do . Young Leiter Student and Lover of | 422 should be sont direct to the head- stion ‘ment of al f; = = E > nic: igl k : 2 board of police commissioners, and sug- | < U2F1y With reference to China and | schools. The Federation of Citizens' % g Sports. Sl S e R, e R ange T 1o mmathod ot | Japan. duties which would amount to | Associations will also be requested to o - 4 i s 2 H “Returas” to Be Published. examining candidates for positions on!{3 Dbar on imports would wreck tig]a in the matter. t Q’ Pedln Oan’-dE : Telegraphic word of the time of| The ballots will be counted and r the force if the quota is (o be filed. e o o, ST hange. aid, were | Wiliam McK. Clayton, who repre- ome k/p = arih o : . a;m"‘al = “asl:u‘nsmn oL l\u:gy‘mlw by schools announced in Th @ 130 vacancies, which, he stated, ex- - said, s 2 i 7 d Co . of the boy is being awaited at the ning Star as fast as the count st at thia time. rover will be filled un- anxious to retain Amerfean trade but e L T D T d ds M'l P M' o B madk o elose | he " educationsd ess the change is made. fine . de: sho he e Utili ‘ Hampshire avenue northwest. It is 4 “I don't care if & man is a trifle short | Dill be bassed in its present form. Im S Hun re o les er lnltte | e s Amnmement | e R s el it or if he is not perfect in other respects.” | POTts of vegetable oils, peanuts and |3, wflshinglm" Ratiwa: e:nd”‘;‘ v . | that a special train bearing the bodX ; which the work of the nature study Warning is | burni 5 < ¥ o8 - time tomorrow night. Announce-!houses., the American Fores! e dud while & collisiop [} - 1 ment of funeral arrangements also |sociation will award blue ribbons. might cause tremendous.atmospheric “ . is_ beng awaited. Watch The Evening Siar tomorrow disturbances, yet a comet in a mass , | Young Leiter was born in Chicago |for the tree voting:ballot. could not penetrate the earth's at. on July 1, 1910. He was a student at e S e St Alhan thia ey untt s ds:| GOVERNORS TAKE CHAIR. But even as it is, with the comet parture for the south as a member of . e = " ! with the United States, ‘i ! tric Company. was a guest of the as- : :?‘:imv‘n: will be a protection to the com- | WIth the Uni C:dd‘i‘;lf;'“flfi Witness | sociation. He centered. his iall o0 Croms-Atiantic Cable Service to The Star. that comets are composed largely of With the present shortage of public | these Faw articles not only would de- | Public utility problems and enlighten- | LONDON, January 11 R e 1o st us | stroy the American plants using them, | €d his auditors with considerable in- | issued by Dr. Andrew Crommelin, the The street at night. He advocated a re- | but would force their producers in the | formation of interest to members of | eminent astronomer and assistant at auetion in the details at the White | far east to seek markets in Europe. | the association. s & tory, of danger Jiouse and other Places, where, he said, | Mr. Dunn believed there was danger| The meeting concluded with whis. | the Greenwich observatory, 8/ € tha federal government should have | of Japanese and Chinese exporters|tling solos by Miss Woolgart and a(to the earth from the comet ons- forces of men on duty. r:‘m}‘lg‘gnun‘ with the Europeans in‘ brledf‘ rem;‘r! lby 'President Suter re-; Winnicke, next June. coming so close to the earth, astron: Suggests Salary Increase. e . | garding the last meeting of the Fed- is comet is one of the JOVial|merg are prepari 2 one- his father's hunting party. Before 3 i Evan H. Tucker, president, asked kez?eh:";’;‘t‘,’:u:;”‘ua’}l'};’ e . eration of Citizens’ Associations. c:n?«lfs,'fna its orbit has hee;--g:sg;d Crics et e {:oerzv":n‘fy ‘:::i:x’;; .-.........’“35‘:“ I.E:mv'v‘fnf:r | e R e Smaltoftliinols/and Hyds ol el bout cutting off the police borus. ile | ket e, continued. “and the Euro- | hearer the earth on each o and the layman can expect Unusual |skatiag on the tidal bastn. tendentthe Biawellstirfonds Select souri Are Seated. suggested that a better salary induce- . E Shces. due to the influence of}displays of meteors. | The" American consumers witl nave 5| WILL INSTALL OFFICERS. |2¢3iinon its movement. It makes = The boy was interested in athletic| SPRINGFIELD, TiL, January 11— !""’"" and plaved e ine, JUnOT | Lee Small of Kankakee became Illi- ment might attract a larger number of [ {uC STEricAn consumers will have to e oo g foot ball and base ball teams at St. qualified men. Dr. Walter was heartily ~ , ry By the Associated Press. % : the American manufaet i | its appearance every s . 5 in favor of increasing the salary of po- Ft e acturer will ge 1 E L = about the sun in NEW ORLEANS, January 11.—The Heamen: put the Tncrease, he saie, wilk] nothing. ‘®Burnside Post, G. A. B., to Seat | Its ‘Li‘,'"",fi';’,f;fifnf: the point where | FOUR HURT IN ACCIDENT. body of Joseph Leiter. jr’ the ten- ! Albah. He was an excellent student | mois’ twenty-sixth governor yester- — % and stood well up in his classes at| day, succeedilg Frank O. Lowden not he the means of filling the gnota ! i . As- g the q {Commander Lounsberry and Others | Jupiter performs his revolution. e Al S N andisoodi s who, in a brief speech ending hix unless there js a change in the msthod | cen expecting its ap- | Representative Schall’: of examination. i MRS. DINGLEY DIES. | |‘2°a",‘;','.‘::”n?8.|‘lulby this year. but Prof.‘ 0 : s Auto Col-|.ago ana Washington, who was killed| He is survived by his parents, a : : = 1 arrive in June. lides With Street Car. yesterday by the accidental discharge | brother, Thomas, eight years old, and | four-year service thanked the legi The following officers of Burnside Post. No. 8. G. A. R., will be installed Mr. 7 Cromme says it will Eropmelinissy a sister, Nancy. five vears old. Only | lators, most of whom were memberx - 3 U= |~ Mrs. N i : x dreds of miles B 3 i r. . fied at sl restoration in th%‘lfl!;:g']mnm&:fl: Neloon Dinlar e, o e e mecLERicn et i It mey e e carth. 'i';:l:;xdentmiveh Thomas D. Schall. his orens shotgun while duck hunting}nomas and Joseph, ir. were with |of the preceding session. for their o He | Maine, di 4 n tomorrow night in G. A. R. Hall, | ©.; 2 f the intersec- wo children, "cupa on a marsh near the mouth of the, their parents in Louisiana, Nancy | co-operatio! ol e ed this morping ‘at Sea |10 Pennsyivania avenue: 1t the actual date O were occupants |l o Sippi river. ‘in company with | heing on a visit with relatives in| Gov. Small recommended. amons g L D s A SR | Breeze. Fla. where afe had gone | 1 oo e ot ander; . gz [ tion of the patis "ot the earth 2nd |Gl an sutomobile that collided with a lation to be enacted at the short ses- . F L Babbiti, senior vice commander: Daniei | the comet wer e e “The world | Sreet car at the intersection of 3re. Dingley resided in Washingthn ‘Rev R hegaays (5 I strests northeast about sion of Congress. for mixteen years uring Lomingthn | Knelly, junior vice commander; Rev. R. | be & Collisfof U35y, but there friends, is expectéd to arrive here to- | California- other things, that efforts be made to Sth and |day. It will be forwarded at once to) Ar. and Mrs. Leiter and their sons | have incomes of less than $5,000 freed 130 o'clock | Washinston oma special train, where | left Washington last Wednesday, in- | from federal taxation, interment will take place. tending to stay at the hunting lodge| JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, January 11. On motion of Edward N. Parker, | pana's publi E. McBride, chaplain; Convis Parker, | wouldn't er of me- |this morni Mrs. S £ the association voted to request fa- | public career, and she had |quartermaster; James * | would be the biggest show: & ng. Mrs. Schall, it is stated, ol is fa = augurated many friends in this city. Her hus- | il eri dames ‘McKee. surgeon: | would be (88 PIUS(H possible damage | was driving the automobile at the time, | i soming wamn ot Chatere Canacht | for about a month. PreA B nce it vorable action of the proposal to con- | William Tindail. officer of the day; Rich- band was author of the Dingley tarift Siday, Rich d life. The automobile was badly damageq|near the mouth of the Mississippi, o Cure & Cold ta One Day ceremonies yesterday at the state linue the work of the citizens' em- | S3T ard Schelling. officer of the guard, and | $o_property an e 3 I : thinks _the pldyment bureau and to solicit infor- { 'y pyo oy Lemuel Warner, patriotic {nstructor. As_ it is, Crommelin t.jand the four ,membe yesterday with a party of friends fe capitol. Gov. Hyde in, bis gddress. e L e ngley was born jn 1832, and | B, . Entricken will conduct the. in- | chances of ‘a collision are mnot grest i5n' e 00T Thembers of the Schall ; : ) 0F | Take Grove's LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE| capitol 3 A was s BAte of Tewindn N> nd| B b Entricken will conduct the in- | ehances of & SONENC, O the laymen | family Were Slightly hurt or shaken up. | Shacib s hucns hY oy mPS AT | ablets, The gemuine beare the wignature of advised general Ermision L stat, residents of the northeast section | ill house urini ingugural pe- | .3 Survived by three sons and a | livered by Harold E. eollision of a comet and the will house 8uring the inaugural Pe- | gaughter. Funers) arrangements have | Lang will be in emr;veuyrih:n&&kgi :h::nm:oum be fatal to the earth. riod.. T ot been” ” > ” = - - D. J KAUFMAN'S MAN’S STORES uthorize the Washington Gas Light Company to issue $2.000,000 five-year ||l notes at 73.per cent. The association | 5‘ adopted a resolytion requesting the ;|| e missit T information to the i I} ittt foon e House & Herrmann sl entizaton. |1 o O L e glaa [ EYE Streets . Eye Streets the Public Utilities Commission had i} refused the -application for another 5 increase !n the -tr:_et car’ lq:;___ 4 Features for the Bedroom —which at the same time demonstrate how remarkably moderate are our prices for the better type of Furniture. 616 17th St. South of Pa. Ave. “ . . advertised by our . . friends” (No. 21) “I consider it my duty. and at the same time it is my real pleasure, to tell you that the three vans containing my furniture you shipped from Washington to Switzerland have arrived there lately in splendid conditiog. Please my most sincere’ . FINAL REDUCTIONS! . All Winter Union Suits 2 BIG BARGAIN LOTS In this sale are included the famous Madewell, Cooper’s, Im- pe_rlal and Corwith makes. All sizes 34-to 50, regulars and stouts. Fine-combed Egyptian.yarns and worsteds.’ Consolidated carload | freight service | Saves waste of freight car space, | waste of shipper’s money, waste of time and provides greater safety and speed. Bedroom Suites With confidence in House & Herrmann qualities—you can safely yield to the temptation of these prices. 1§ Jones is moving to Chicago and has 2 or 3yvan? foads of furniture he would comrter a car for his goods. | Smith, moving to the same ! place with 2 or 3 loads, would | do the same. Two cars to carry what one would hold. | and ii one car was loaded i ' i i Seven-piece Ivory Bedroom Suite of attractive pattern, with full size Bed of four-post design; Dresser with square 2 mirror; ‘Chiffonier : triplicate mirror on Toilet 32 Table; Chair, Rocker and Hairdressing Bench... 0D * Seven-picce Bedroom Suite, in walnut finish—consisting of Dresser and shaped mirror; Chiffonier, Toilet Table, with triplicate mir- All $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 | All $4.00, $5.00 and $5.50 4 s rors; full size Wooden Bed with attractive N fi“’,‘c,fh“lfl"fif’agfii '\)\:u:?wtr:;: turnings at posts; Chair, Rocker and Hairdress- $335 00 \\3 A R paid where one would sui- ing Bench ... . 0 \\ N e T fice. Four-piece Mahogany-finish Bedroom Suite, yn which all cases have §§ 3 % dustproof partitions—Dresser, with shaped mitror, Chiffonier, Toilet Table, with triplicate mirrors and five small drawers: full size Wooden Bed with effective 0 00 0 e are trymng to stop some [ of this waste by our consolidat- ed car service. We welcome in- quiries, and as the service grows | | we can be of larger service. Seritg Safe Deposit for Silver- war'e and Valuables in our burglar-proof vaults, un-} der guarantee, and -for furs,! clothing, rugs, etc.. in our dry cold storage rooms. - Serirp Storage for motor cars (dead), for pianos and paintings, for luggage and houschold effects. Jitablished 1890 as the Storage Department America ) 72 beaded effect in panel on foot end..... 7% Level-Lock Couch and Bed Combined A couch during the day and a full-size bed at night—con- vertible one to the other in a jiffy. The Englander is su- perior in the simplicity of its construction. Many grades on | display. The one can Security snd Trust Company illustrated we’re featuring at ...... £. A l}sfimen th §re:id¢nt 3 U S 2 - \ v