Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1921, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1921—PART 1. e HOVLERWILLGNE | 2o o= DENOGRATICPLANS | Tz et Fiouse amd Semate JUANDTOBESID | iors ke MARNE BAND WIL mittee. House members reported that all ‘“ |} chant marine fleet in the first SIX| cypp1y measures would be enacted by is projected by the Army air i { months of 1921, according to the esti- | their body, possibly by the end of ice. Well organized oir re { 2 i next wee tates are | * Tenth of Money Collected in| 7 *- Candy Stores February 19 Offered for Relief. Who Will Reorganize Party Is | 2wt S1Hhe difimsing oira: | "0 " e i sev. | 13000 Lots Will Be Auction- perried e Culiilal 10 {Pran for Great Orchestra at & Té) £ b z: de public | Evelopmentiof Waternow o in S X E of national de- R Puzzle—Meeting Here on e o mittector the Senate on Southern states debend wec to| €d Off Next Month Unless i and seunas- | Child Welfare Dance March appropriations committee. L . Ry seand ey, B omint conditions wilt probably | the Muscle shoals, Ala. plant, Col. already offered v W February 17 Significant. | continue for ‘twa’ or three months | Hush L Cooper, kovernmeny, copss Redeemed. i hamoars i was'ina o o 4 Approved by Harding. thereafter, Mr. Tweeda aid, but | ing engineer on the dam . S s i | clared before the Semate appropria . stations e . ; : cmocra cia n Congress | then conditions. in his opinion, would | clared before sy | Approximately 00 lots und par [ The fonally fumed United States One-tenth of all the money received nu_nmr..mx politicians in ANEECS wet back to normal and the govern- |tions committee, as set _m:vl‘w 1::‘1? s pe it ey e iy a at the two Huyler stores in Washing- are interested in the merting in this | Ket back to normal and the KeVErEe | rings on the sundry civil bill. The | ! istrict Marine Band will furnish the music for . ton February 13 will be contributed city, February 17, of the newly ap- [ o SO0 | power from this plant micht e el | sold at auction nest month for non POLICE ARE HUNTING piBe Big LAl to be given inauguraty i ointed scutive col ce of the | — | at cost, and no priva B 4 payment of lust year's taxes unless uight for the benefit the Child Wel to the National Capital's quote of the D sxcutt e comite spee consider: hdertake to 0 into competition with s unle ‘ A s et on democratic national committee and | Need of speedine up considersuon | nieriake [0 89 e SERIUIE "ol [the wwners come forward before i APARTMENT BURGLARS "sir <o iviv or washingron, ana 1 Hoover European relief campaign. are speculating upon the probable ¢ %y 0 through before March 4 was Cooper asserted. date of sale and pay the tax, plus ———— fact is expected to enhance, particulurly s s o NIRRT = — penalty of 1 per cent a month sine Tto ont-erf-town visite Not only the Washington stores will i last June thnslcaiita RS DrE i oia s o anep || Zmmae B et vy, “nr- | URGE SPRINKLER SYSTEM |OFFICERS STEP NEARER 1™ S0 i oxiser vy ingsdn their bear- scope of the proce iractions Two White Men Suspected in In vestigation of Many affair which Be benetit of a interest taken by C. D. Huyler in the man White, in appointing and calling \ edh e o Ate b G AR Te desire ! {during February ihe penalty will be Robberies, charity, will fea movement; il candy stores bearing el Uit Wit | £oR SCHOOL BUILDINGS| COVETED PROMOTIONS |gurine bruars b vruatis wit b obbe that name all over the United States orgunization, but it is generally et S ! - — | between March 1 and the date of sale | 1olive have instituied inets and their wives, governors of will give 10 per cent of their proceeds jsumed that ' the occasion will show i ¢ B " | which will be about March 15, the [ IWo unidentiffed youne wh T s e < that day. (\“"l‘lu delights on factional divisions |pyplie Safety Group of City Club Military Committee Gets Nomina- ity will be 10 per cent. lWhio: avewantad Tl oomeemon faiti] s otat E ; i s and many other i " = . _time |in the part = 3 o ! are wee 0 and X00 more |, 5 hotable persons Plans are also being considered for{ \Who remembers th' ole-time also may develop Also Recommends Stairways | tions of President Wilson—Gen- [ Ahere are futwoen Sov ant Sl < the investigation of thefte committed | A tolomram hax e received by the a fanay-dress after-Lent ball for the £ ’ Denefit of the local fund, Mrs. Charles | shirt that buttoned on th” shoul- D. Chapin, a Hungarian by birth, who der? 1s a member of the Washington com- 5 barty leadership e identi; ndidacies four yeu hence, it is thought. Likewise, ther XU month than ihere wére a year [iD apartment house ago. according Lo Chathan M. Tow Hector. It i stated thaat {committes in charge, of which Mr atly carrics a Dundle | Al Doughierty s chairman, from s i3 Be Inclosed. | erals Likely to Be Neglected. one of them u ot Harding at Palm Beac 2 5 s it : e Kiiie Al “onfirmatio \e Senate of pro- sod That hoth wear caps draw ngpart = dazl A ce clea o s show | is possibility of a movement looking { Jmmediate installation of the| Confirmation by the Senal RO s Doy At Tl 3 AW REATUY e 1) has obtuined permission El‘:‘i;teea';! who nas personally already A nice clean, meritorious 1505 peraancriat tle insubbent | S IDIOC O L LTRSS ,,,,.\.,.,,m...Im..nm..« OF Ay officers proposed b i s i e jover ¥ | for the fumoun busa 16 pia 3 Pt ‘adoptes a thousand rovean | giarved t* death at Melodeon |chairmun or the contingency of his ) SRTE T SR s, work rooms | President Wilson below the grade ol 4 (B8, SE30 6 S EHBREE R oy 120y Wincding <aid i e ] youngsters, being the prime mover i e mEcnes O o |of fren iy all bas ana iR i 1 aved forward afwhich (i owners w0 Present! Lust night about S:30 o'clodk they | Mr Harding ~aid th tis apresned Rl N 4 WaTE Gt Hall last week. nmiltee (0 select anew chairman, | 40 laboratories of the pubiie SOEOK grap”y ¥ Lo, witew Sen- {5 A QT L il tiibPOriner, 160U A caro L CHICBIA N i npakt Rt : . Py Tl National Newspaper S o T romises o be =9 Sen % el 5 c | aro wd s of Ne Y or! chair- b > p! els, " he . { oue ¥ . The legations of the countries of Copyright Nati i}.’.'nf:,:":n'-‘ "m';; IOIACSHtoRb e an Rin }‘., a meeting of the public safety ::.:.: J} «“n'w‘. rihof :.fl;‘\“\\\m“mh” Cithe District building also believ; that lstreets, and entered the Artent of Fisal rnizadio s pleasure in eastern and central Europe in which « | | i {2t considerable proportion of the prop- | Harrs Morninsstaf. Findinge the o |©3pre s ations b re are Pgroup of the City Club. The Tepofll L eieg that these nom fwhich was signed by George B pifrred 1o his committes indications of Lo cqunar, chairman of the fire Pro-!now pending several thousand nomn s over dlees to s ty in arrears belones to war wor ers and others who came ton during the war a V. Secreta esced in the T v Daniels vorable atty the incoming President, and . [cupant of the apartment 1o Washing- {men ran from the buildi 1 paid deposits | npearad Lo, 1he wpand dis the Hoover relief is specially active. WILL EDUCATE pU_Bi_]C | Demoernis Are Restleas. have expressed interest in this idea Already 1) and members of their staffs have an- restlessness among demot e O a6t . nd members of their stalts have 0| 70 PHONE IN EMERGENCY |rpitzomess famomie emotats o Tl U 1 e, | o P e o e sk o7 | 2% S0 G0 VT 20, e B e e various native costumes. From the H i party, fhamseoncazhynoi(Edioul thatatitie pesenttimaicolons Mot ibelon Syl became known today 1 e dyisited the apariment of Dro A Lo Hil- | S0 KPeat Das been the demand for very start of the drive here, it is & bong over the question, “Reorgin- | there is not i sinule school in thisf It was indicated by . and the corporation at 2627 Adims Mi' rowmd, jast | Doxes for the bail aceording to Mrs known, these foreign diplomats and o Hendrick Calls on |0 by whom?" “The Wilsun demo- [¢ity equibped with the sprinkler| publicans. however ot shnile ven thought recently | Tiee burglar <iols worih | Thomas jt Marshall. wife of the Vice their families and attaches have n |Commissioner Hend erats are supposed to have their eye | system ; S e e X advisability o e ddue S A G { lteemident. whoiis vite presidentiof the unsparingly of their time and have = o ioes tolATd upon it, also the Cox democrats. In{ The committes also recommended |00 (Wenty-two brizadic terads Lgress for & new iw under which the | ars D 4 YL 16 Yer Lees{ ORIl Woifare Society and chatrman fulfilled every request made of them Civic Organizations backaround are & number of Just | thar all school stirways be ineoscd, |Seleeted by “President’ Wilson could | District would tuke Utle 1o Broperty | place of busimess, i 1002 1 strert, Tan ] 0F T COmmitte on boxes, that it has by Arthur C. Moses, chairman of the Campai gl who have ideas of {that all schools be gquipped with | M98 De expected. Vigorous protedlion which tases are not kept ub in-inight about 12 o'clock. Entrance waxiPern decided to instail twenty-two District committee. Dl 5 ting what they term o1- | e Windows | HELBSU Ui fusal to- eonfirm these stead of selling it 1o private in- | wdined throuxh @ side window, Yo additional boxes. Evers mer- Washington has nearly completed its e e democratie principles, exponents | PPOPST % Hihd o e in the Senate bY {dividuals, Tolal the HoNbe and S 17 dash anaial of 1he exceutiv mmittee has ta, it is 4, havi el Mad oF which sre cladsed to be stch men | OPening on fire escapes be run to thel gqp, n of Virginia and | Under the present law several in- | revolver takon from the waso ot 2 L besieged with auplications, both quats, 5 announced. having so far In case of fire call Main 4 : i Al 4 e oor to allow easy access, and that | Rob; both demo- {dividuals attend the tax s: 2 Srep trom the cash drawer. fee ,n Washington and other cities, cared for 15,700 underfed and under- | as Vice President Marshall and Sena- i als attend the tax sale, pay the | 1ott Barkley, apartment 16 ey SE nourished children abroad, and it is It you need police call tor Thomas of Colorado. all windows opening on fire escapes | erats. tiaxes due. plus the penalty and re- | 1475 Columbia road, - reported hept 08 tickets, the sale of which is confidently expected that by February Main 1000, 1 %one Ui s certain,” said one emi- | be ®lazed with wire glass to prevent| Senator Robinson declared that re- lceive a cirtificate of sale. The 1aw (Apartment was Tabied hot onignt | Bands of Mrs Livingston Far- nent democrat who is afliliated with | fames from breaking the glass. | fusal to consider the nominations of {states’ that the origi =ht g 16th strect northwest 1l owner shally Property taken included several arii- | ars from the last day of | cles of jewelry. I o le in which to redeem hi<{ Miss K e s J ball commitive. tion was cast i the amount the latter paid pay for the wery 15, when the drive officially closes, its But remember: Do not hang task will ,ve been completed. Wash- have ingtonians are reminded that their| | UP the telephone uniil 300 have contributions are not sent to Europe. given the correct address o ned thut Mrs Thomas orary chairman of the < given it $6.000 1o of a special dia- have two the tax s property b neither the Wilson nor the Cox |heating the fire escape, and thus cut- 4 humiliation and dis groups, “we don't want to be reor- |ting off escape. The committee point- | graoe on every gallant sanized by the men who burned our |eg out that fire drills should be held soldicr in th house down and now would lay claim | regylarly and should be conducted| Denyin rvey, 15 Grant place re- idua! | ported the thefl of a purple coat | t the fworth $5 list t any refle They are spent here for food so that until fire or po- & 3 g S ; 5 | tetie <o for five ve. Thi i@ maney ~seaElionce mial sirculs. the trouble and rpl to the lo| Secicuily analsoiinincay upon meral officers. Senator | tax sale, pius 12 per cent of that| “Theft of a seal coat valued at piss] e e BT e e s e tion, the children are saved, and lice telephone op Gov. Cox Would Run Again. Denling with fire protection in gen-iLodge said that the country “had jamount was reported by Rosic Baker, 1610 310 | Ul 0F the ok Tt b farmers are helped. mensage correctly. | Democratic politicians concede there | eral., the committee recommended | MOt forgotten the politics that kept] The present law further provides|street Soclety: §s the Study Of nut; 2 L L o e e | it inan in the eity be reg-| Theodore Itoosevelt from xoing to [that if at the end of two years the| Burglars visited the warehouse of o e neataing Of St Reminders of War Dayw. S St i 4 iov. and | that all buildings vibe France and that kept Gen. Leonard Joriginal owner has not redeemed his| Robert Burr, 606 Rhode 1sland ave o A e ol Eeln Candidate Cox D is setung h « 1o the leade presidential ¢ the impre ion of food for istics showing 0,000 Amer ndernourish ha 1\ on the pressing nousc i ularly inspected by uniformed mem- ship and | pers of the fire department. ndidacy. ! The committee will coo: sion Gov. Cox | gr. department and public ue | the proper prepi [ |mortheast, last night and made an un- | tieir hildren be given” u deed to (he property by successfui attempt to rob the safe. An & the Commissioners, “which deed sh cetylene ftorch was used in an effort bo admiited and held 1o be prima facie (10 open the safe door, the merchant | foenend attent Reminiscent of the days of the war are worbroom scenes in American Red Cross chapters today. where lay- ettes and refugee garments are being | ana civie organ Wood at home.” property the tax-sale purchaser «n Hendrick Commissioner J. Thi order to i addressed letters today to all trade | prospect city | This w ¥ [made upon his recent stay in this | - PLEADING LETTERS COME tions of th turned out for the underclothed chil- - P {ficials rexarding fire precautions und ~vidence of agood and perfect Gtle | reported. dren: of Europe’s destitute nations asking them to co-operite in a ca {town, wihen he tiked witn air s i enat ir ore acthitsaisepo ralat Titee NITBIe To s o R e st i i provietn oL SIS i epling: « public in the find conditions of democats. His forth- | il FeRiied & WO CHECH TS, FROM CENTRAL EUROPE ¥ property g Mary Hendricks, 1632 Riggs When the plight of these sufferers | paign to educate t rem authorized.” street, reported the theft of a diamond | coming trip to Europe on whicn i j Hcuiwo g"f.’;‘;f"ff,r"""\,‘,z‘n‘“;"{:"“,:}"".,'}f:us(‘ of the telephone for emergency | SRS R 0 B . conditions, | vote will be taken upon the recom- | ways in which tie |ring, valucd at S0, from hee room PERSHING ARTIST COMES. . € : e ey g = al probre endations | an regain elear title | yester 5 kinds was sent to chapters, and dur- | fire and police calls ibelieving that international problems | men = . = property after i aad Rasis & : Arthur Cahill of San Francisco. the e AT oI N Dlace i be s T e, chilp. | T He Connt was prompted to | Wil enter inte political issues in| Delay in the emactment of anti-|T. S. Post Office Department Gets 5, DIOD SIS o BC g REd Bh, Theft of a gold chain and locket | 4rrist who has been selec ‘ d to paint rshing for tie= lace of the Legion of nion. glare headlight legislation was crit- friends will | icised by the group, and a committes headed by C. H. Warrington, which ed o :?-ulwr st l(-,'"'l"’""" 375 was reported by Mrs. E. L. te in the courts, the other | Harrison, (a augh apartmenis. The settle out of court with the tax- emnrie A 1924, confirm. Willizm 1 their op McAdoo ters had resumed production and others had indicated their intention n. P ances he picture of lifo i n Iy, show- make the appeal by s ay is io which have occurred Flood of Them, Asking Relief w r to do so. Total production figures of |} e 3 W not be idle in the meantime, howeve ot S i Ut ¢ theft was committed in - Munitions | Honor rived in Washington to > AL : T srling that persons in the cxcitement |} pale] ! ! Rowcve : Sepn b e R e or Persons in Distress. le purchuser { build . T on A A D it Lo Uty | 60 s Gerency) do bt ke use op| MO IUSIRE Seats ALAE wantl S e | T uiea [nguntted gulations for ‘Corporation Counsel Stephens said] CUHOBEL L e, compivte his work, which was stari- 933 refugee garments were turned : or 524 Park avenue |4 in San Diego la out during December. During the en- | the advantage . sntial can-| pistrict, was instructed to urge iM-| ol 404 the Post Office De- = 2 infield, N. J. told the police hedwell wssiduously forwarded. | med st year. and is now today that the Distr rmany.fa new source of rev afforded by the tele- ¢ could derive | p; didiacy will be nue by ta ivanced te promulgation of some form | LGiiers A004 the bost Of > 2} ivisi = « | phone to call for help aed % king | was 7 tire year the division sent to_ the ! i He wiil not be put forward as solely sislati 1t was pointed out 2 S 5 wax robbed of a pock-thook contain- | Mr s Balsotea b = i ed| In the letters Commissioner Hend- [ ¢ "0 it e1e olely | of Jegislation 0ut| Austria and other central European |title to all property on w b} was robbod) < Mr was selected for the task warehouse more than €0.000 knitted | 0 (hn I o ations of a case | Lhe choice of ‘the Wilson democrats. | ihat only a few days ago a fatal ac-|countries asking for aid, food and|are not paid and collect the o ing $130 while in a theater or on a by Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Spreckels, who articles. including many pairs | i e Se Tbut will go it on his own. cldent was reported to have beenlcisthing to tide them Over the win-|whicl now =o to private ladssiam crowded street car last night have given $1.000.000 for the erection needed stockings and sweaters. | which occurred recently One hundred and five chapters in the | Woman called main 20, the emergency Potomac Division had resumed pro-|fire department number. and shouted Homer S. Cummings of Con expected to be backed by a large foliowing for party leadership when Theft of forty-five dozen eggs from | of the ¢ fan automobile parked ne owners | magket th cticut Wlifornia palace. which will r Center | adorn « site in San I morning was reported by S, Brown, 201 10th street southeast caused by h dlight glare . Failure of automobilists to illum- verybody from the officiais to “the | that he. aa '920, ‘and | excitealy, * ouse is ~!" The : a ately s hers al” employes of Washington™ is|lis i the fact that rty duction before the close of 1920, and | excitedly. "My house i¥ on fire!” The | . “{ime arrives for some !inate adequately the license num ; f that propert in December 5,289 garments had been | ofcrator asked for the location of _f,, in and Rk ’,-“»(;';”'.‘"..,',,""“‘"'xm the rear of cars was criticised |appealed to in the letters. many of | would allow their land to remain de- | R e es] - turned out, chiefly for infants. From | the house. to which the woman made | jiposition from the chairmanship to | severely. It was estimated that notfthem written by German soldiersilinguent for an indefinite number of IR D R it | R SO tee i tidnal head | & indistinet reply. and dropped. the B R SR LR S his are sufficiently | Who served forty months in the war. | vears if they knew the city and not lt . . all parts of the ¥ na 1 { b superscded. at Gov. Cox’s demand, | half of the tail lig 1t is all | can do to make both|a private individual held title. LACKS PERMIT T0 WED. i$ ListYour Pmpmy With He expressed the belief. however. er of such legislation - quarters is advised chapters are re-|receiver. Ten minutes elapsed be- George White, 10st him no friends | bright to make the license numbers possinle expense, | F. Guffe poor, I would humbly beg some slight Kroll, the license clerk. received a call e. ANl work guar-jand K. ( FROM BURNING BUILDING | {xeiines b sent e "0 it should |5 o0q of Young Folks' Magazine | Fxrusig bimsclf from the applicant, Carter Giass, Wilbur Marsh Hoffman in particular. hereby notified to show cause, if any. Wby such new certificates should not be issned. No job too small or to lar; our We will present doubling their efforts to meet the cry- | forc the operator could locate the | and (he outeome of the eammaive hag | &R ends meet for a little while yet”| The city. it was pointed oul, must daubienetaetontl et rroms ahion e cal e | 314, he outeomne o the exmpatgn bas | vitlble. "L s .| Wilten an cSisdtaier Srom Briori, }L'..lfl.q'ml\‘ o e S Bhone Message Giving Age Comes Our Sales Department g 2 Vs rough the present method of tax - 3 = 5 S 01d “War Horses” Inciuded. er, chairman of the group, Who GaInany, bl : ious % X R > have many 3 £ SPECIAL NOTICES. ‘ SPECIAL NOTICES. Rl r;:vluhilnr":ml:“ T e W Owen. who was | “The, general breaking up of Ger:jsale ' | aumber of delinquent as Application Is Made. We hay ‘l m m_'f llpy{ll NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT CERTIF- | he Ml aOt e axatativ e tor. | iohadulea (o Drestaelnut i wED S 1805 i tlnuiea el whlters: S h Airbauts | LAx-sa10) Darendoi e ton e dates oail A Ton W HQnanic el r i ey ranecant S HOX SRIDIIE R irstes So. 413 for ten (10) shares and No. | To All Auto Owners {mittee some of the oid “war horses” {was taken ill. Robert A Beib, s€crethe familics of the poor as a class {their money hack with penalties Ly |mond. Va. stepped up to the marriag.| ¢ Vestment pmoperties and E oo A Lo L i 9| This in to remimd son hix to te season | OF the Previous organization are m-it;xry of the group, presided. will be wiped out if aid i not ub-|seitiing with the owners {license counter late yesterday after. - desirous *of augment- - ~ v 5 e hoss reatincL 0w Bl ie, (the Steattn (i6ludgd. iMhére | are M ¥ Cnmuwings. — 5 e . noon with his application blank made | z B % . Columbia, in name of E. Y. Webb, have beeny to have vour car put in firsi-class shape for | & - e Ty . : t for a lic arry g our listrto meet this i Hom Bo% Bown tade to sa1d com: P soiiie e b (o | Norman B, Mack, Bruce Kremer, LIy request finds favor,” he adds, out for a license to marry Mabel M. ing ot pany for new certifcates, and all persons are | perform auy service fror N to & com. | Angus MeLean, Cordell Hull, Joseph !FlREMEN RESCUE WOMAN |“with the worshiptul overseer of tnc |PUBLISHER TO ENTERTAIN. | Eisher. aiso of Richmond, Col. W. A e i ; Y. WERR. |anteed to give absolute satistaction of no The question (ol & possible’ change £ : FAE ANNCAL MEETING OF THE STOCK: | ““W%re waiting for your nest job in the committee chairmanahip is ¢ Brets amy, thanks publicly” throush| i Be Host to Child e e e e e e DR s | re o fo soue west o ',"'1,“ o ]‘”‘","' Ao e I 5 o & lh..'A)DT‘IO 5. e Host to ildren. r‘_n.;fanX ]rmvadfl}o]be lr‘;‘:m the mother public in an energetic pany of the D. C. will at the com. SER = . b broached by Chairman Whiie him 1i) ofberg's Store aze, - 'he letters run the «ueeot “om seemn- ol a vho publishe. 2] Cler it notiin iaane Ml Erae ol B c0n E i 3 Pany's office, room 208 Wilkins bldg.. 1512 I | 611 Md. ave. . o e R 9 g D e on m-| John Martin. who publishes . a | leric not te issue a license to her son, manner without cost to hetic tinge. how your magnan the Amer; st. n.w., in the city of W: [ Py 2 o' o Tharsday, February 24. 1921, at 12 o'clock. for | o0 ™0 g 2 H ® s 2 gazine for children. is to be in|who is n hington at the Willard Hotel | she said. over eighteen years old, - jeommittee may be ¢ lled upon to as- | per Rooms Being Occupied—Loss fog | semble the full comm iy, vou unless - we produce ns have so much,” ¥ Wa PHIS HAS SOLD HIS 8 104400444000000000000000000000000000 $000000000000000000000000000000 - = tee. Chairman = el | . s e ot Tor 0 trascaction of such | Flore 3t 702 426+t a1 Teter Patrikioe | White is known to be not particularly Estimated at $5,000. [ postal messenger who sisns from 3 to 3 o'clock Thursday after- | Col Kroll then returned to the results. oo b . ch Lwho will ‘b responsible for ail bills on and | enamored of the post, nor is it ¢ ? self “an old man of forty-two years.” i Boon. fle has issued an invitation | Would-be bridegroom und found that i see us. e eetion ™ Books. tor o transtor of stock | After February 1. 1021 {pecally "congenial to” him. AU the | Fire was discovered in the div] A woman of Vienna appeals for o [or children (o visit him at that time, | he had made out his age ax twenty-| Come in to see us. will e closed from February 14 to February | \VANT s s iture for|Sume time he is the regularly chosen |K00ds store o ilip berg. 232% | “dollar food parcel from Amer when he will present to them Miss !one years in the application. He M & H ll l 24, 1921, both days inclusive. | WANT van load furniture 10T L chairman for the four yeurs and is|i% street s nihwest, about | 445 fand states that ber husband knows | Helen Waldo, who assists in the pub- | called the boy's attention to_ the dif- oore 111, Inc. W. D. ELLETT, Secretary. { New York early next week.|entiticd to hold on if he prefers to|?clock this morning. Herman Haw-|nothing of her action in writing to|11¢ation of the magazine. She will | ference between the age given and GFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FINE_ISSUR | Anole Arrow Transportation | ¢ 50 {kins, colored, his wife and cieven- | the Post Ofics Department of the ('aited | S0 for the children jthat stated by the mother. Quarles 1420-22 H St. N.W. ANCE COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT oF co- | <M18I€ ATTOW Tansportation | . clement among democratic | month-old baby. Sl G ants of | Siat S | put down the application and left the LOMBIA, Washington, Juouary 22 19021 The Service, 1423 F st. n.w. 6% |polici here will turge that the |reoms on the second floor of t Several hundred such letters have | courthouse o i i suaual mieting of the MUTUAL FIRE 13 l":‘:“P s e {orcanization be made’ militant and |ture. The husband landed bis hild | been received to date, and many g | MRS. MAUDE SMITH DIES. ANCE IPAN ICT OF CO- | Pping . t o the chairman be instructed to keep |10 @ neighbor and made Mi$ €SCube|yet have not been translatgd. Of Mrs. Maude Virginia Smi v LR e o Ty 1y Frinting: That Tnfluences b chainman, e imuctes o x|t Sttt "M i "SEE M St S rhostarsl Tk e e vigingn s, wiee of Tk v wa New Yt executed by Cils dhop. | < | cernisevery, in vear from {llawkins. nineteen vears old, was car-to do with the missiv this city, 0} 60 Tanvics 15 at B ic noms By the charter of the company. the election | z : > L :x-Senator Bailey's Platform. Soumatngrailan ald om box No.|a long ti ’ e Boing to according o word just received by af seven mansgers to conduct the amais ot | 1THE SERVICE SHOP l s R aE e s e e maalla e S |& foneitim e roreStheyiizet friends here. Mrs. Smith before her e ogreny 8 rewtired o be hed i the | BYRON S, ADAMS, SEGEER |suted o e S Sl UG |mErtiae S was aties Cooper onlyjontl The Framework ~ — o z h Nt Oveme a iz 3 crats. % b -d o cte of the late James A. Cooper and Anna By the sixth article of the by-laws of the o IcHy movement among democrat i van sponded and directed the o Coon et company, it is provided: ‘At the annual meet- WHE RA|N NIE by Joseph W. Bailey, who late ade | fight on the flames. He ordered lad- 13 ooper. who lived at 131 ; 0 of the company, the first basiness in order N CO. S a gallant but losing fight for the |ders raised to the front and back win- TO DELIVER VALEDICTORY. jHostheastl for smany Svesrs . of Success shall be the appointment of & chairman, who | Cyoull feel safe about the ool if we 4| EOVernorship nomination " He is pub- ! dows in preparation for rescuc work ———— I, e s thigten i : A Shall conduet the meeting and election ia ac. e repair work. Prompt, capable service | lishing a magazine for cireulation | Smoke s of persons i 7 ! .| Funeral services were held in Brook- “EACH of its supports, it wi e SR L e e oiacsrmatation; be by pactical sroofere, . Takar b0l cneres | e ont eapazine for Sirclilatior stoaee k;‘ff.':“‘n",fl“me{ el in he Secretary Colby Will Address Latin {Iyn. X. Y. Interment was in a vaulf Bt Bivt rouna pn-sts upon a fwessthe houtiof Hio'clock am ana B pin. | Send for ok gnd in it sets forth (he platform pants of the upper rooms. and | Diplomats at Commercial Congress, | "*¥CTSroen cemetery. ettt e or e LY. Amount of premi s 8. 15 Roofing 1416 F at, n.w. | follOws: Tawkins soon had his baby in the . g - VED. 1091105 | [RONCL. P “To resist the further encroach- ! hands of a neighbor on the ground.| One session of the Southern Com- |~ = = DOLLAR SAVED."—Marshall Field. T RN T ment of the federal government on|{The three occupants of the upper [mercial Congre Favorable Time to Build the sovercignty of these states and | oor being -out of harm's way. fire- |the New Willard Hotel Mareh 1. W 3 2 thus help to perpetuate the republic [ men were able to confine their atten-wil] be de " Lumbcr‘“e can prove to YOUlus our fathers established it; 10| tion to the work of fighting the blaze. [Jations, il ‘::ay"‘nuwl lth:':n;:; to buAy Lum-{ oppose the further abridgment of in- | They soon had it under control and !nounce. or privg building. Are you|dividual rights; to support the con-|prevented it from spreading to uad-|" The congress also will hold its an- h will meet at Definite purpose and perseverance make success in Savings. oted to Latin American re- rs of the congress an- in 1920 The annual statement will be Price tribution at the office of the company about C Stick to it for a year and you will have accomplished the biggest 7 | Missouri® = s Oy .8y ! 4 L S ! 5 % e als asgers: DOWN | 32 Ver e bandte COMPO Boara, | SLitULons, both state and federal, and [joining structures. Police estimated |nual dinner in honer of the Latin{] By Hot-Water. Steam or Va oy thing of vour life. Success MUST L. PIERCE ROTELER, Secretary. G M. Bark In ’““,‘,’,T "\j‘j’l' o limit the power of those |the damage at $5.000. Aréricanimembersiof. the: diplomattc it follow. TRY IT—here at “Security,” ERYPERSON HAVING ANYoTAnY acaivsr | (€0 ather Co,, Inc, |wie woud sovern us: (o contend) 2 o e o e sy e foonveR Entiam eeon R S The eatate af O. M. (Dock) Hall decensed, will | 49651 N. Y. ave. 1517 7th t. Tol, M. 1348, | 252N DEOSEEantve Spatcnalian | IS OUR SPECIALTY which is rapidly reducing us to a( QBSERVE “ROOKIE DAY.” |Cimiady mnd Sinisers o jouth and kindly present it to the undersigned at once. T 5 at Ninth and G. BERTHA R. HALL. 6° ROOF PAINT state of governmenatal pupilage; to retary of State Colby will make the We are ready with the necessary mate. SRS S RERREEA aae /L n lefend the right of private property st £ rial and expert workmen to install & new , . YOUE OLD WOOD FLOOES MADE NEW-— | MADE TH ABSOLUTELY PURE LINSEED |y 2 515 Y 5 5 principal adaress cn behalf of the t 1 (% T ipan o raaaihcs: s ot o | WAL YETIL ASOLUTHLY FURE LINSEED 116 combad socialism in every form.~ | Business High School Welcomes Its |ETINCIDS], sdoryes, on behtlt cf the i) pianor remoiel your prescat ose without 3% and Friendly Interest done free to demonstrate my work. Phone any | Phone Main 40 marse Freshinen: announcement of the congree, after bour, C. A. ADAMS. @07 G st. n.w. Franklin | ‘w], oo Clbl; Det "7i® CALL ON USs WABHINGTON HOMB FOR INCURABLES— [ —to render the “Square Des 3 pointing out that the Wilson admin- MANY VISIT YELLOWSTONE | -Rookie day” was observea yester- |hmiration will 6 out of offur on the Notice is hereby given that the 1 t- | relations witl 1a your business day by mud;nlsh of Business High |day following aujournment the % reby given the annoal meet- | relations With your putrons enabies you to ac- School. All freshman students were |meeting, said *hit Secretary Colby's 196 of the members of the Washington Home | complis sxtmoriliary ‘e’ "W wnt vou 80,000 at Park in Short Seasom, | SEROON . ‘Ul comed to the Institution | afarens wouid m a4 senss be Me or o of me W that we enmestly strive to give oor i : cia ent | e dipl S H the board of managers whose terms are ex- | customers e “Nquare Deal.” = 1 Supt. Albright Reports. |Egd;he officials, faculty and student \s;l)!;;i;:fi!g;y :;:wt::d ‘3‘;“1;.:: tie corps.” i e o e femant i (00wt frutiitotionr L How 80,000 visitors are streaming to | ‘Members of the senior class ex- |that local committces ‘ure being or- d i > » | Yellowstone National Park for the |plained the various activities of the |ganized to nandle the lesuils of re- ‘Thursday, February 17, 1921. at 11 o'clock Becker Pamt and Glass a»l"”“'" b Ba | SECURITY sukirnaiac BANK WASHINGTON'S LARGEST SAVINGS BANK Corner of 9th and G Streets UNDER UNITED STATES TREASURY SUPERVISION Biggs Heating Co. W. H._Gottlieb, K. E. Hunts Pres. Vise B 917 H St. NW. PHONE MAIN 4886 am. All perons who have contributed £5 an son cach year and some | school to the “rookies” while mem- |iiption and program yor the Latii ily, or over $30 in one sum. are entitled to 1239 Wisconsin ave, of the wonders and beautics that are | bers of the faculty outlined the rules | American function, under the chair- | West 6 Fote. 7 __ Ewersiing i Paints and Glaw, drawing them there were told last |and regulations they must adhere to [mansnip of William H. Saunders, resi- £ b S Gt o o | Hlave It Done Right [t B i o | ueime thelt e 3 e natituton.”)dent alseer of 2% pentacnt (e . Wasington. D. C., February 3, 192 o Koot and Flumbing Tepaimane ) 7 %5 Yellowstone, which was created in| Members of Congress, diplomats, 8¢ of the SoutherniCommerc:aliGon| S EXPERT LOCKSMITH 1872, was not only the first of the | educators and scientists will be among = national parks in the United States, | the guests of honor at the centennial T Mr. Albright said, but was the first | celebration of the founding of George | CHEMISTS USE WASTE GAS. art for such a purpose | Washington University, to be held 1 o s At your eouveniener. JAMES H. EPPS, 1600 3207 14th ST. N W. FTANOS FOR RENT_CPEIGITT AND GRAND | The oaly and original “Riggs™ in the Heatiog | region sct | Outfit Your Home or Your Business plancs for rent at reasonbie prices: rent ap- a Plumbing “usiness i by any country. It has an area equal | from February 19 to 28. Among the| Methods of manufacturing chloro- | 4 lied on parchase price by agreement. HUGO The Blggs En, in Ioe CO to that of the state of Delaware, and | guests will be the ambassador from |form, carbon tetrachloride, methyl | = WORCH, 1110 G. " Victrolas and reeords. S g C?l’lng o {in practically us it was before white | France and Mrs. J. J. Jusuefind, the {chloride and other v:uuTmc -h;mlcal / PARTY THAT 2y CP SMALL BOY AT Lt D% Zhone Frankia 317, |men came to America. It now is the | ambassador from Chile and Mrs.'Don [compounds from natural gas that is Rock Creek bridge, going to Chevy Chase, lant | HEATING—PLUNMBNIG !larecst tract of “unspoiled wilder- | Beltran Mathieu, Senators Wadsworth |otherwise going to waste have been fall, and missed a sum of money, address - o 2 ness” in the United States, as well a: f New York, Spencer of Missouri, |discovered by chemists of the bureau + | Warren W. Biggs, W. K. Pace, : b : > B ® W ] f l ' i i Box 2468, Str office. X the world’s greatest wild animal sarc- | Moses of New Hampshire and Pitman |of mines as the result of recent ex- . GAS RANGKES REPAIRED AND REBUILT. Tas. Cunningh: tuary. , of Nevada. periments, the bureau has announced. CLYDE L. BOWERS, Rear 616 H st. n.w. :gham. | Motion pictures showed bears that | - Main_7004. o Heating and Plumbing repairs and remodel- | eat out of visitors’ hands, elk so BAVE FOR THE LONG VACATION WHEN | Prom ided 1o by expert mechanics. | friendly that they push camerl. tri- you will not be able to work. The Home Bulld. $[5 Down $15 M th {pods over, great herds of tame buf- ion will help you. Ask about it. 'y a on! {falo and antelope and wild sheep, two ing Associ n Treasurer’s office, 2006 Penna. ave. n.w.. Wm.| OWn your own metal fireproof garuge, §$210)of the wariest of animals, that permit i Big Reductions tice— WLy put on new roof when old ome v Jeaking? Let us put it on with Liquid Asbes . Bootag Cement."We guarantee some tor ave | 00K 10 Us for Printing That years. 8lag roofs, ten years. Phone Linc. 4219. > . k & Parkbarst, Distributors, 131 Produces | Congress is responsible for the edu- cation of the children of Washington, Superintendent of Schools Frank W. Ballou, told members of the Birney Woodward, Sec. R. E. Claughton, treas. Gr | RAGE CO. 921 15th &t n.w. Main 56 106} Norional Park service, introduced the 4 PAPERING — PAINTING A ABELMAN Sto]? :l'hwa't ILr:(nI“CcLeak— BhERE ! on All Lines of = a I l | I e S decorator. - Worl teed. "Prices res 1o roof before it cuumen e e300 Park pi. mow. - Columbia. 7045 2 more dumeg t yuue o, CONTROL IN CONGRESS. ! " = Ntk L IN . 3 CLAFLIN FOR EYEGLASSES m“ mFgR‘?}J\S(‘?IE: Tnc. Ballou Says Body Is Besponsnble{ ! = 0 aVlng On W O esa e COS EEAL wmrauk Ses Ay owsEis ARy | The Nationzl Canital Press< | for Children's Education. : 1= ! ! i - i i i e | Dismantling Now Mool Parent-Teacher Association at 1210-1212 D St. N.W. meeting last night in the school. | Si e e = o ook ebruary e Lumber Sinks The Shade Shop intendent, “when corisideration of dol- Beams—Joists, 2x4 Wash Basins No. Jars will not stand in the way of a . ; , 0 Toilets Phon | ; ¥ q i o 2x6, 2x8, 2x1 ¢ Norts 21623, Eekiogms | The F 832‘ 13(1:}. StlGEL | (vt oo We'll give you an open charge account and Sheathings, Sidings o duced prices, phone North 2162J. Eckington e ner Grades of Window ! control education—-a minimum appro. and Flooring Steam Boilers Prew, 1840 3rd at. ne. Quick service. Small oW o e | arrange small weekly or monthly payments | Doors and Garage Doors Hot Water Tanks work exclusively. 1A% The as ur‘):ltlmn] e Iu-lr: hl:[r B;n. Windows Hot Air Furnaces and Valves 3 S - = L lou to provide additional lighting fa- = B 3 salvani: 3 i FOR BANQUETS AND CA-| i fost swsbios preormicnvie 5. | 19,10, 2oy ot smenfor Stasiriad 9 Bt Ready o il e tering of all kinds; partics of 10| owners to ket possession of ‘there mouscs fonk | classes at the Biruey school. Roofing e et to 1000, call L. E. Guertin, Fr. |8t who refuse 10 vacate. Legal savics| Amons other speakers were Roscoe Bathtubs sizes one or two stories 5 o 1 L call L. E. Guertin, Fr.| furnished free at the association’s ees e | C. Bruce, assistant superintendent of Stoves Lumber in small or large quantity B 376- Ey s 28 Maryland bidg. Open evenlugs: e lored schools; Supervising Princlpal 1376-], 20t Eye st. n.w. Also can | 27 el g TR [ W B Howaral accommodate parties with dishes,| Lin liodffi;slég_Roofs - silver, etc., of all descriptions for e " All East Coaat Polnts. =~ Peter s & a”s‘?m banquet purposes up to 1,000|Grafton & Son JInc., b tom & fare T B aatly. Atiantic. Coast Thner flfl’ ) 'r. bldg. M. 760, | OMce, 1418 H st. o.w., Washington.—Adver- persons. “Heating and Boofing Experts 35 Years~ | tiscments Eastern Wrecking Co., Camp Humphreys, Va @ A 3 " .