Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1921, Page 34

BURSTING BUDSAND SPRING FLOWERS CAUSE PARKS TO GLOW WITH COLOR scend ‘wooden platform. ttee was removed and th-c- bankment on which ft steed cut Aown to the street level. t of discussion wad e pool should be xury. ‘whether or not ‘wolontary or com Tmaz o wxr\fm_s— DIES. Utsh, March n—a-- xnm:t, & of the leading gapitalists of the wes it Prove, Utab. l laza and prome- L A e mm side, bedl ot red and yel- i bably tm. mo:t utneuve floral dhnlly of all {s along the Esst Po- mac_ Park driveway, where the mdndo for more than a mile is banked with a carpet of white, lav- “] say. kleptomania seems to be cularly & woman's ailment.” is dead at his w85 seventy- s; when a man suffers with it, theyngall 2t thieving." Give Your Home the Magic Touch That Preserves, Beautifies, Renews - The effect; of Berry Brothers Varnish like the touch; of some deft fairy wand rejuvenates, preserves and beautifics. By its use umillions of homes have been made more attractive—floors and woodwork have acquired a beau- tiful, permanent lustre ; furniture has been made to look better than .new. Evzn the old car has taken on a new lease of life, more attractiwe fthan when it was bought. You can renew your home; yourfurmmeorywramo— mobilebyt.he]ndxuoususe good varnish, but be suse to get . Berry Brothers Varnish Products They are the supreme result of sixty-three years of quality manufacture and are the world’s standard of service and satisfaction. The Berry Brothers label signifies that the varnish will not chip, crack or peel—that it is made so that anyone can get the same splendid results from its usc that the experienced painter ust say—* Berry Brothers” to yourdulq—that’syour gbaolum assurance of best results. “You Don’t Drink Enough Water!”’ Physicians say that very few people drink enough water. The older you are, the greater the need for more water. Water is more than a thirst-quencher; it is phy- ssiologically 2 _feed—a regulating food for .cleansing and purifying the whole human system. ldiuWat:rum]ldmpmq. I mnmmnnmurymw, and less of mineral matter in 2 tallonof 8,372 grains! Paradise Water yw}venr uba:be b-uhag ofthehmmn system, andjlmlnu;tbauw. ‘The constant and plentiful use of Paradise Water greatly facilitates the normal func- tioning of all ornns especially the stom- ach, intestines and kidneys. With the hnu, this is vial for people beyond middle life, by tending to ward off hard- ening of the arteries. Put up in quasts, pints and half-pints. I it s important t drink mewgh water, 1 is doubly impartant to drink pure water. A ml!y pure water is: first, that which containgé no animal or vegetable matter (with their accompanying disease germs ,) seamdly, that which contains no appreci- flc_mincrd salts, such as lime. And no public supply meets such a standard of Natural or Carbonated. Try a case At As shown by Government reports, Par- grocers and drug stores. PABRADISE SPRING COMPANY, BRUNSWICK, MAINE Fov sals by G. G. Corawall & Sou. 415 © St N.W. Charles M. Colvin & O J. M. Beal, Oalvert N.W. T hin s v, o Ooben & Dorfman. ‘Wardmar 1742 Columbia Rd N.W. J. A. Bresashan, 20th aad N i m‘:&x Ave. and llndl of autois! marveled -yeste: ‘bloams. Cherry Trees Respaced. The Japanese cherry trees along this drive have besn respaced. These purple crocuses. Thou- along this drive at the of have been only temporaril: laced VR Ceitlo and now more than 150 of them were moved so that when they reach their full { rowth of about thirty feet there will be plenty of room for them. This work will be continued until th-y have all been respaced. Within the next week or two these trees will be in faoll bloom. They are an annual flower show in themselves. The magnolia trees throu‘hout the parkway system are now in bud and will be in bloom in & few days. At the present time large beda of pansies and tulips are coming into flower in the parks. The pansy beds are in the following parks: Mont- rose; Monument grounds, Franklin, Sherman - Statue, Smithsonian and National Museum. The beds of spring bulbs that are attracting the most attention are In these parks Farregut, McPherson. Judiclary and ‘West Potomac Park. On Capitol Hill they are in Stanton and Lincoln parks and all avenue park from 6th to 14th streets. It is the best bulb display in the National Capital for many years. These beds will be succeeded by cannas, salvias or scarlet sage, vin- cas, ageratum and begonias, which will be permanent throughout the summer. Designs Set Out. Designs are to be set out for which the following plants will be used: Alternanthera, in different colors: evonymus. a white leafed plant used very extensively: sibthorpia, used for carpet bedding, and iresine, acalypha and centaures The plan is to make a design bed in the ‘Washington Monument grounds. with the words ‘‘Welcome to American Florists.” in honor of the Soclety of American Florists, which i{s to held its annual conven- tion here in August. There will also be & design bed in front of the Na- tional Museum in honor of the flore ists, where their motto “Say it With Flowers™ will be set out. To lrra.nxedhue beds in the Wash- ington parks will take about 750,000 oedding plants. One of the prlncl- pal featurss will be a new scarlet ¢anna called “The President.” for the pub- sle come under the office of the pub- li¢ buildings and grounds, of which Col. Claren: Ridley is the execu- tive officer. The plants for these parks are grown in special propagat- ing greenhouses just west of the bu- reau of engraving and printing. It Wwill take a force of fifteen men six weeks to plant all these flower beds in the parks, and then they will be kept busy all summer keeping them in proper shape. Just now they are cleaning up around the pansy and bulb beds. They will start setting out the Dermlnan! beds about May L CHOICE FOR SHIP BOARD HEAD DWINDLES TO TWO James A. Farrell and B. A. C. Smith Under Consideration for Chairman. Selection of a chairman of the Ship- ping Board, as it is to be reorganised pndar the present administration, has @windled down to two men, namely, James A. Farrell, president of the United States Steel Cflmrltlon and R. A. C. Smith of the Ward steamship line of New York. That the President will choose Admiral Benson's suc- from. these two men was au- the White be continued permanently as a mem- ‘ber of the corporation. _Frank C. Munson, ona of the proml- nent shipping men. had a long con- ference with the President this af- ternoon regarding the Shipping Board and its reorganization, following which he said that the President i following the right line and that h is giving much weight to the selec- tion of the proper man for chairman. He intimated that those who will serve on the bo are practically decided upon, with the exception of the chairman. and just 3s goon as the President makes a di on the an- noyscement of the full corporation will be made known. Tt was further intimated that the President is giving lmuel; thought to the erring of e Shipph Board to the jurisdiction of (hep%is partment of Commerce, although this proposed change is by no means cer- tain at this time. SECOND-CLASS MAN KILLS HIMSELF AT WEST POINT James L. Baum, Jr., of Atlantic . City Is Victim of Dementia Over Low Scholastic Standing. WEST POINT, N. Y., March 15.— Despondent because of bis low scho- lastic standing at the United States Military Academy, James L. Baum, Jr., of Atlantic City, N. J., a second-class man shot himself through the head in the presence of his comrades last Saturday. m was walking with several com. to a recitation hall, when suddenly halted. drew an Army pistol and fired a shot through his temple. Several cadets tried to knock t weapon from his hands, but they were too late. He was taken to the hospital and died a few hours later. An inquest disclosed tb: Baum was suffering from dementia praecox, it Was an- nounced at thé academy. In a_ letter addressed to a claas. mate Baum said he was taking his life because he feared he would not make a good officer. His mother came here and took charge of the body. The funeral was beld privately this afternoon and interment was made in the National cemetery here overlooking the Hud- SOUTH AMERICA BRAZIL-URUGUAY-ARGENTINE 'assenger 8. Acolus made new record New to Rio—13 daye 18 bours 46 migutes. New York to Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo and Bunu Aires s s. HTRO! 17,000 Yens (@) Mar. 23 $. S. AEOLUS, 21,000 Toms (a) April 6 (Steamers of U. S. Shipping Board). (a) First,Becond and Third Class. Yor full in- formation spply o any passenger agency or to (Vo (1117210777007 07/ 771227177 887277801148714801818700711110 74 VISIT EUROPE NOW ~¢ WHITE STAR LINE 5% CHERBOURG—SOUTHAMPTON Olympic—Mar. 19, Apr.20, May 14. Adriatic—-Apr.6, May 4, June 1 NEW VONK—IJV'"’OOI- class only) Apr. 2, Apr. 30, M- 2 Apr. 16, May 14, June 11 .21 NEW YORK AND BOSTON—AZORES— OIBRALTAR—NAPLES—GENOA Cretic .. 1 Canoplc AMERICAN LINE and RED STAR LINE N. Y.~PLYMOUTH—CHERBOURG— ANTWERP 28 Kroonland..Apr. 2 Zeeland.....Apr. Finland. Lapland Apr. 6 Phila.: —Hlmburn——bnfl:l and le-u calmanu (3d class only; 2 r. 28 N. —HAMBUR(‘FDANZIG—LIBAU Samland (3d class only) 28 AMERICAN LINE—New York.-Hamburg (Direct Service) Mongoiia, via Vigo.:Mar. 17—Manchuria Minnekahda (new, triple screw, 17,220 t .Apr. 14—Mongolia s), Mar. 31, May 12 (3d class M'Y) INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COMPANY 1208 F St. N.W. B M. along the Maryland ! Modera Twin Screw Steamers Berpenstiord.. . Apr. 1 May 13 Stavangerfjord, Apr. 22 Juse 3 Passenger Office - 8-10 Bridge St., New York —~BOULOGNE—LONDON Péres-Olase Only —Lusurioss New 16-Knot Bhips PANHANDLE STATE, Mar. 15, Apr. 19 OLD NORTH STATE, Mar. 29, May 3 NEW YORK—NAPLES—GENOA: Cabin and Third Class POCAHONTAS -Apr. 7, May 19 PRINCESS MATOIKA, Apr. 21, June3 NEW YORK—BREMEN—DANZIQ (Cabia snd Third Class) ANTIGONE, Mar. 19, May 7 SUSQUEHANNA, Apr. 6, May 11 45 BROADWAY, N. Y. Fbone 1300 CUNARD ANCHOR Passenger and Freight Servies Connections Encircling the Globe Drafts and Foreign Money Orders For Saflisgs snd Fall Informaties ASSly COMFPANY'S OFFICE, §17 14th St. NW. ___Washingtos To the SEASHORE NORFOLK VIRGINIA BEACH Via Potomae River and Chesapeake Bay. NORFOLK & WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. OLLAN AMERICA LINE NEW YORK TO ROTTERDAM = nnlom IOUWG" SUR-MER lyndamg . Mar.19 A N Amsterdam. -Il.fl AD".U Ju Noordam .. May 7 June 11 AD 9 May 21 June 35 Rotterdam Gen. Pass. Office, “ Sul. St, N. Y. Or Locsl A SOUTH otions for all Iu nu. "b. r‘-fl -n.b‘. LANPOIU‘&HOITIINB it m—————— FRICA Union-Oastle Lize. l-u--o"n-." or Ava 1ot, 2nd and 3rd clags passe THE ROYAL MAIL Hioks, Passengsr Manager. EASTER TRIPS ANNAPOLIS, ETTISBURO. swimstie mp RRY & ANTIET, BAIL FROM VANCOUVER, For fares and_sailings apply Canadisn Pac. Ry.. 1419 New York Ave., Wasbiigton, or to Canadian Aupteaissiun u«yn Mail Live, #40 our St.. Vancouver. OUTH/\MERICA S DIRECT PASSENGER SERVICES NEW YOIK— VALPARAISO Cristobal, Calhn. l(anu‘aldn. Arica, Iquiqus, “EBRO” APR. 2 “ESSEQUIBO” APR. 30 The Lergest Steamers ia the Trade NEW YORK— GUAYAQUIL Regular Sailing Cristobal, Bucuaveatura, Espcraldas, Bobits Manta, “QUILLOTA” APR. 2 “QUILPUE” APR. 26 PACIFIC Lma The Pacific Stsam Navigation SAND! leflmu Now Yo Or any lmlp ‘l‘icku Agent. uorom; m May 7 July 12 Sept. 3 ew York, Vigo, Havre ‘,{_.‘llfl'l 1015 Now Yerr A'-. Washingtes. AUCTICN SALES ADAM A WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. Trustees’ Sale of Premises No. AUCTION SALES TOMORROW. AUCTION SALES TOMORROW. Zoewm —C G, SLOAN & CO., INC, AUCTS,, 715 13TH ST. Large Carved Mahogany Davenport, Persian Rugs, Chinese Carpets, CTT T Dining Room Suites, Pictures, WEDNESDAY, Terms Cash THIS AFTERNOON. sa.25| “THOS I OWBN & 86N ATCIT Three two-story and base- ! ment, six-room and bath brick a0 | dwellings, facing the new Me-| , Wi .|ridian Hill Park—Nos. 2227, | rores 2229 and 2231 15th street n.w. AT ATCTION. i, AT FIVE O/ CLOCK P, lon 206 snd 207, in square 2080, improved as | Each house wald_sublect to a prior cumbragee amounting to £3.000. and balance t paid 1o caxh. A depoxit of $200 on each house tequircd at time of sale 45d the par- chaser sllowed fiftren days to compicte the purchase. Further particulars at time of sale. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers. mb10-déds.exSu THOS. J. OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS. feet on Florida ave. one-half square west of intersection of Florida ave., 18th and U sts. n.w. Improved by brick dwell- ing No. 1810 Florida ave. n.w. AT AUCTION oo TUESDAY. MARCH FIFTEENTH. 1921, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.. being lots 40 and 41, in sguare 131 Te apnounced at time of sale. A deposit or required at time of sale and the purchaser al- lowed snirty daye, bo) complets e ‘purchase, THOS. J. OWEN & BON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE 2STORY BRICK & DWELLING, NO. 1019 KENYON B’flnuefllm in deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No. 4328, folio 220 et seq., of the land records of the District of Colum- ba. and st the request of the party rty secured trustee will sell at public auction th. frent, of the premises. on DAY. THE n!vs\'mmn Y or . 1921, AT FIVE XMK PI.. & _described land Pt premises, per plat recorded in the office of the surveyor for the District of Co- THOS J. OWEN & lo!l. AUCTIONEERS. USTEES' BALE OF VALUABLE NEARLY TROEW TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING NO. 1365 FLORIDA AVE. N.E. By virtue of & certain deed of trust 1326 Tenth Street N.W., 603 |14 & “H” Street N.W., 746 Sixth Street N.W., 707 Sixth Street R" N.W., 208, 210, 212 Seventh i} Street S.W., 214 Seventh Street S.W., 502 Maryland S.W., 711 Thirteenth Street S.E. The undersigned virtee of decree of the Buj Court of m-um. of Calum! cenl‘uelu—!lt.w "fllfl'ffl(fll(l(mcl tion, in fromt oN'E "rde T ON TUESDAY, THE TWENTY SECOND DAY OF MARCH, AT FOUR O'CLOCK Pl m 10th st. n.w., bel flafhlfih’flll lllnl, executor, subdivision of re 339, g.l recarded in the l l& hu’lc(.hmk D. "’ua g&m“’"' T er an Bee tan . beginning st & m!nl 16 lcel southeast cormer sald sy Jrest ) l-en Seote Botia east thence south 21 1n square 454 the west side of 6th portbesst corner of said lot’ and_square, thence west 75 feet. thence east 75 feet to th across the en- -foot AT FIVE FIFTEEN O'CLOCK P.M.— mnmmmu;v..muluiln A!' roul O'CLOCK P.M.—Premises . being lota 20 and 21, % Sabdivisiog. of square 462 REAFTER—Premise: 214 Tth ot w., being lot 19 in Daniel oar: Toll's subdivision of square s FOUR TORTTFIVE O'CLOCK PM.— Premises 502 Maryiand ave. being part 4 5 wauare 2 beginaing 5% & point 60 test uare at & paln ee from 1he nortbwest corper of said square, on the line of Maryland ave., and runoing thesce northea I"IMIY along the e of said avenuve 24 feet inches. thence soutneastwardly at right angles to ll‘d avepue 133 feer, more e e T of said alley 28 ffll thepce morthwaruiy l-mxm it the southeast lige to the place t of way through | DAY, the | at time of sale. wing described and premi {he District of Columbia, and g iy pa R BN £ 1bd! of lof In re per piat o Liber @, 4t folo 28, aa B D res ‘oce ot the District of Terms of sale: 80ld subject to & prior deed $2,500, and the amoust over and ises. situste l- designatq Avenue S.W., 468 “L” Street|iumbia. 'R H. B rwzlucl 3. RICE, mhs-d&ds, exSu ‘Trustees. THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS. Building Lots at Auction TNIMPROVED LOT ON THE SOUTH A AVENUE_NORTH- WEST _BETW) 24th _AND 25th STRERTS, a.\n THREE LOTS O MON. TBLLO ENUE _OR 12th \owrann BETWEEN ‘MORSE "AND By -uumny vested ln us we will sell st e auction, in front of on_FRID. AT FOUR 0°CLOCK P.3., Tronting 17 feet a0 Virginia ave. by & depth 112 feet. o \r ro"n-rml" O'CLOCK PAL SAME lots 43, nd 45 In square 4065, ing B0_feet on Hainetcllo sve by depts of 88 fest. with wide and rear aller. Terms: Announced bundred dollars deposit on each parcel Conveyancing, at purchaser's cost. Sale to be closed wi thisty dazs or depanie forfalted, - OWEN & SON. Auctioneers. AN THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES' SALE OF \ALUABL.I: REAL B! TA ING A HOUSE AND LOT BERED 1081 th STREET NORTHE, i By virtue of & certain deed of trust re- corded November amang the land rec- ords of the District ‘of Columbia and at M in the mnrm ing lot u Bircy-nine (30): block 17, - Ecking: e in waid deed of trust, upon ing e e = Sristing incum- brance of twenty-three bundred and fifty dol- (82.350) and pay ope-third of the equity in aad the balance in two installments in 0_years, respectively, with interest t | one and tw 2t%be rate of six (@) per centum per sonum, to south said lot, thence east 12 gorth 120 feet 11 incbes to oy Lot 'Pwt {,on'n FIVE OCLOCK PM.— ‘g m et fon of m 35 asd othors in square of thie: Ooerthind. oF the purchase b, the balance in two the option of the 8 encired op ctck beuse ot e doneels e O eraan of sl 1o be e Somplied with wieh: rty dave from, date of sele. Giberwise th tised, e Sifartiped sad scacld S, e T e e S :hl::llm All sales made subject to ’llge. tion by the court. JULITS & mDI:L. ‘l‘ml!n. AR IU ‘Washin; GBU mh s ex! THOS. J. OWEN & SON, SUCTIONEERS. Two-story frame _dwelling, No. 2208 11th st. NW., and an be secured by de the property sold, or all cash above !lld |ncumhnn<‘! the optiop of the purchaser. Taxes snd inter- est pald er adjusted to lhl date of sale. title or no sale. A deposit of $200 will be re- g 0 n it of eale ‘Ao sectiement ‘1o be made within ffteen (15) davs of the date of sale, or deposit forfelted. aad the proverty t IM cost and risk of the d({l ting D after gve (5) previous adve Uisemeat ‘of such resale in some Washington o B, FRANCIS sAUL, THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEE'S SALE or TATanE ontt Bric-a-Brac, Roll and TFlat Top Desks, Office Chairs, and Oak Wardrobes, Cane Back and Overstuffed Living Room Suites, Bedroom and Mahogany, Rosewood, Walnut Mahogany and Other Bookcases, Fireplace Brasses, Couches, etc., AT PUBLIC AUCTION Within Our Galleries, 715 13th Street, March 16th, 1921 Starting at 10 A.M. And at 12 M. 1914 Chalmers Auto, in Running Order. C.G. SLOAN & CO., Inc., Aucts. mhl4- TOMORROW. o el al DAY OF MA 'OLOCK P. Gescitbod land and occmises Stute 1 |l.ml7MWll.¢|u o¢ Cotu Jesigna Eme rion, ta Troat of NESDAY, THE NINTH Valuable property fronting 40 | its tatersecti - mmnmu"flh"fi OVED REAL mml W0 “hroNbRED MASSACHUSETTS AV BELMONT _ROAD D, DRIVE NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, ? a_certain deed of trust duly re- the rty secured thereby, tes will 1 sell ot publlc auctl ADAT: s i Blstrier of Cotuw. eleven o2 Slock sk (@) 1h and Florida ave. "‘}' the mopey o be paid in cash, Dulaoce i tvo cqual imeats, p.lp:',ynhh 1o ode” and twoyes sold, A Terms of purchaper 1; b wiikin 3 dars from | will an the atter five. days’ S8R of” deratting i Tecalc in ogie Dewspaper advertisement of suc) I'“.IMI ‘Washin C. 8 | BMERICAN SEC nfi?‘wnmnm. &G "".!ob. mb Ihll‘h ‘Washington. s xSy The eale of the shove dcscribed property ‘r untl Wedneatar. the 16h day of reh, 1921, 8t the same Lour and place. By moier of the SURV IVING TRUSTEE. PUBLIC AUCTION GENERAL SUPPLY COMMITTEE WEDNESDAY, March 16, 1921 ‘The following unserviceable and fllm-u material, at their warehouses. located In Potomac Park, s shars distapce below the b Tables, Old Carpets, Old Electric Lamps Faos, Old Water Coolers, Wire Cable, lhl\‘ Tu struments, Experimental Instruments, Bot etc. The sale will be held on WE MARCH SIXTE! BG TWELV! whi the defaulting purchaser. Articles will bt of red singly upan request 1o suctioneer M. F. JACQUES, ™h12.1415 _ Superintendent frit Supplies ___FUTUKRE DA "THOS. J. OWEN & 80N, AUCTIONEERS. Three Valuable Building Lots Fronting 51 Feet on Kentucky °>| Ave, Between E and G Sts., at the Intersection of 15th St. S.E., AT AUCTION On SATURDAY, THE NINETEENTH nu OF MARCH, 1921, AT FOUR O'CLOCM P. lote 20, unntn-qn-nl Cash. A deposit of $200 required a: time of sale and the purchaser allowsd thirty days to complete the purchase. Further partic- ulars st time of sale. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Aucts. RESORTS. ____ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. GIWIDA'I'I.AHTIC mhhn! _Hote Mlortn _ T A MONIIGELLO Kentucky vear Beach. Osp.. 500; mode Shrougnout; elevator: rusn -y 150 A o Vicgiaia batha; vy i Ave. and N B water ivate bath. 3 let 8 K. BONIFACE COLONIAL BEACH. vi. ATER LARGE SOMMER (O fropt; completel; fnrnhhed, $200 for sea- son slegant buslness locatio o private uge. 1243 1 l“ ORLEANS. NEW ORLEANS The St. Charles Ome of A—arlu':::"a otola. ALFRED 8. AMER & OO, L3a. TR] ot Bagraving and_ Priniia pm. Monday. April 18, 1921, Sampies Hox Blanks, Paper and Check Plp-r not _later 'hln 2 p.m. Monday, April 11, 1921 Blank with -g‘rcxflcuum for propowas. glriog 4 on which the bids for the seversl ached ules will be opened. raished on . Director.