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of the Twin Cities. He was the owner m_ CKANEY ABKS DWDBC‘. of rverulfll\lpnnme“ls and hotel prop= | “Loutse B. Chaney hae filed sult m‘r = 4 'y ), !‘li“fitxnfi"flc‘)\c&;}{;:‘l‘.r‘go plantation ' NON =AU N They were ml\' 'I M RiTES FOR W, P._ W.P COCKEY fi-un of Frederick, Md., Amassed Fortune in West. : deds<ndant of Winston |29, 1303 ¥ «Wiliiam B, Cockey. native of yred-g, i Cnoted Baglios parliatacns | bend 14 et erick, Md. and a wealthy real estate,ta;iap. He =lso wlls“ arm;nw of ! 3:;:-;‘ 'y w‘«;“."';;.:"fk‘ “M m \lm an of Minneapolis | Francis Scott Key. Mr. Cockey waa|Justice Staffow o e e ,lmm ed in 1390 to Mary B, Morgan. | husbend {n show causo next Thurd- | ; and St. Paul. MMn., died March 9 at| "y, “cockoy was at_one tima presi- o whou pay Al . his home in St. Paul. Funeral Serv-|qen( of the Southern Club ?rhxlhe;\ Ein| Aonis AL Mullowny rveprestuis St day in Fred- ( li(q and at the time o s death ho wife. i " / e NerS TN Mongax { 2" member of the Minneapolis | e sl lub the Minikahda Club nd the | gye greatest &ino mine in the| e | opalhusehy | world, located In Sussex county, New | “He is survived by his widow and by At aseo years old, had been il for two years. | as been worked nlnost con AW Jersey, h « | - Mrs. 3 0. le from “Maraifal Although’ fnactfve during this time. | two stepson Fangusisttens tinuonsly sinca colanlal durs. {ing at %:30 in the Baatern Hish el Hobosl w0 have in ke € o= e | ha was prominent in financial circies o o e e Q\::::E::}:' o ;i qm‘l’i‘:‘ xlnm:‘ wagnes ( Ing will be held, when Principal | The n wtudy teachers ave - iBAnOmeY Bamne “J \'J Charles Hart of Iantern High calis | almiug at 10 per cent clean S er e ta A .—/—I) N o e > { tha meeting 1o wler. The “four-|wrounds ail the t'me. Thev ERoLT) ke e iy minute” speakers will be children | found momo {ndvatrlous bove Lo e from the lower grades and for the ,m ed tho scraps of panver in azadolmroand’ first time grade pupils carry (he | potlots, Sn cagar were thev to keen | | clean-up ard garden campaign to the p.c.,,,. Jookinx right. One pup’l in a s I'ea am gher-upa the the sams belag the | Lo grade demonstzated to (he teneh, kit igh school pupil | ers. Wwho knew they had mot had { " The nature study department of the | parcentaxe yet, that he new WOMEN’S DISARMAMENT | Schools has planned to have OLQIIWha‘ 100 per eent'to. for the ehilva { grade in the Wallach-Towers School | answer to ths nuest! as: o ] { | represented in a little parnde o the |cen' s the same as ‘L' on my repdtt COMMITTEE TO MEET | high school. ~ The “four-minuts" | ea=d." i l no speakers, similar to ths ones who| There i3 to be & surori ::“;\'n;:gr:o i were S0 successful in > American | the mass meating Wedne norn- 4l : | Foranizy “Assosiations nationd] tres | ing and the surprias fa fo be sprum Orzanization Hers to Show Senti- |y, | voting “campaign. will talk upon | by the grade vupils in the ~ _ | “How' to Care for a Lawn “How to| soupd of a ve'l for the occasion. Just ment at . Gathering on .And Playei Buyers({ DUE Roland Lol the 1 snt Get Yours While You Can OPEN NIGHTS UNTIL 9 0°CLOCK r K , ! ‘| If you are in the market for a Piano or Player, do not 4] Hesitate, but call quickly; delays are dangerous HIS new and beauti- ful Player- Piano is an 88-note in-" strument, guar- anteed for 10 years, which assures you of absolute sat- isfaction and pro- tection. The in- strument is de- signed along plain lmes, yet is so ar- tistic that it is cer- tain to satisfy the most scrutinizing buyer. It contains a five-point motor, spruce soundi board, full metal frame, three strings to unison, bushedtuningpins, repeating action, good quality of felt | ternacion | zraphed that' he ecretary Offi 13 ain w N is to be Italian C Mar: come president | Church. 2 This . Player Only $398 . Guaranteed 10 Years in Writing Full Size---88 Note Mahogany Case ers; ' mickel I 3 > - actiony s,hewyme plain: pillar trusses, mahogany case, handsomely polished. l’-lelght, 4feet7l inches. Length, 5 feet'S gz Depth, 2 feet 5 inches. The htest improve- ments vices. T dad Loud and soft pedal expression devices—in fact, is a model Player-Pjano and an instrument that' compares most favorably with PlayerpPianos sold elsewhere for a great deal more. srins Only $10 Down Long Time To Pay Balance This Beautiful Upright Piano Has * . 71-3-octaves, full metal frame, three strings to unison, bushed tuning- Thl O : s Uprigh pins, French re- Only $298 peating action, Guaranteed 10 Years good ' quality of felt in hammers, In Writing---Full Size -Beautiful ©~-= TO APPROVED CREDIT - ——, - nickel action brackets, ‘case handsomely . pol- ished. Height, 4 feet 715 inches. Length, 5 feet Sinches. Depth,2 feet 3 inches. These are not low-grade in- struments, but pianos and play- ers that are in keeping with the usual high qual- ity of our house. Bring $10 and come. Compare These Pianos Ar\zd Players at $298 And $398 With Other Instruments Selling for a Great Deal More Used Instruments Taken in Exchange ahe /Warerooms, o, J.H/Williams, pres, 1330 G Street N.W. O ST s Saa)) | R ] W £ - oo THE SUNDAY BTAR, “Clean-Up” Mass Meett Is Set for Next Wednesday Chx‘ldren Will Bc Four-Minate Speak: ow Klowers” and “How to Grow what that yell is they will not tel to Burope | Wiison on matte tion. at a salary i~ TO HONOR DIPLOMAT. Italian Catholic Society Will Wel. come New Ambpassador. Ambassador Roland will Musical numbers will be rendered by the Boys' Band of the Holy Rosary | are to be Mgr. g Only Cleaners-- 740 12th St. N. W. ST0 “llll||IIIIllllllllIIII|IIIIllIlIIIIIlIIlIIllfllllllllllllllllIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIII]IIIIIIIIlIlIIIIlV We will have on display at our salesrooms A Marmon Chassis Marmon Passenger Cars T. WABHINGTON _Schiool Exercices Dirgated at “Higher-Ups.” Vesotahlea morn- | mal 8chool will talle unen the mbly next Wednesday | MISSING $50-A-DAY MAN TURNS UP; .S. POST TOMORROW [ his conne. has te TOLOSEHIS U B. M abor the that rnment ary of Mahany the gov the seerc Mr. with hany. forme Di-parrment. former pertain regulati of § from New York would report tomorrow Dav of the department a hether it will devo! eratary London aid that S Mahany ¥ al 2T tele- cabled Mr. Paris were in doubt officers 3 his !to just when would end. delegation: Mgr. or at the Catholi the apostelic Bernardini, profe DR. LAIRD COLLEGE HEAD. ALBION, Mich., March at!W. Lai or of the Mount Verno: Meéthodist Church, Baltimore, has bee, chosen president the board of trustees night. is Ricci of Tta t of honor of t tholic Society tonight s Hall. An address of wel- be read alducel, of the society | the gue tor of Grace Churc ‘Among the guests. present 3 5 i amucl Dickie. ‘A. Cossio, auditor to | succeeds Dr. Few Days —in which to get ready for the Easter parade. Let our high-class cleaning service help you “look your best.” @ DON'T DELAY—phone tomorrow for one of our autos to call. THE (|| HOFFMAN CO. (Incorporated) Dyers Plant: 1530 Pa. Ave. S.E. 12 0R Main Office: 12 Phone Main 4724 Private Branch Exchange Al This Week In addition to Open Evenings V. T. Motors Co_rporatio_n 1501 Connecticut Avenue At Dupont Circle New Shapes--- New Fabrics--- CLOTH HATS| = In tweeds that are water- proof. The stitched cloth hat is very popular w1t|1 men for all occasions. Special— $3.95 EYER'S SHOPS 1331 F STREET ra at Eactern High A puph from the Nar- Witson recalling | to foc " department CO-operative action toward disarma- | m fifgy-dollar-a-day iversity, and the staff of the Italian | Hilles. 19.—Dr. John | yare of Albion College, | T announced tog| a graduate of | lm CONCERT. Symphonio concert at lnr! 0] srracke tomorrow at by the United B\l!u lur ] Hand Oreheatra, lam K S-m-lnmm. les vertute, “Peace .)ul'ln- 308 4.0 !\plnnkv Trelude te | Wagner Sympheny O minor, ! Opus 8T ! Liudwig ven Beethoven (a) Allesro cen brio: (8) Andance copn mote I e) Attcave, zand _proeess 1he hely || Easter Sunday. As a means of glving expression 'to the sentiment in favor of an In- ternationel disarmement conference st step toward the sbolition 7| 6% war and the altimate remuction and redistribuzion of taxes, a mags mest- WILL RUN ALL CARS OVER SAME TRACK Georgia Ave._Llne Between Buchanzn St. and Military Read to Be Rebuilt. Hath nocth am! south bound omrs DRAE ; the, Vashing (on Ratlway aid Elee- Coarpany will be oparated ovi a minelo trask on Gearaia avemie Do- - Muchanan street and Military A mfter today while the parallel h of track fa belng rebullt. Aumnorlry awlichen hive been in- ied at both endm of the miretch to Block atunals have been | cted on the t:olley yoles near the liches to preven: a northbound car rom wwltching over (0 (he open track ar is !n the block, of rescrting to this to save the *lon gang !n & off the track that is befng ro- ) whlie » southbound c. or vice versa The purno one sw!iches will Le move opposite track bu! Ftretch of trac! e LEAVES BIG FSTATE. rg will be held at' the National under the disarmament | =d The movement “was explained | Bmma Wald, as follows: * en’s world disurmament committee is | an emergency ani . existing nt. and to assu | e the President and rid disarmament con- | 5 | who | stx(e‘ rd Mrs. Lola | o IL: Mrs. | Robert C. Whitehouse, Portland, M irs. Agnes Morely, Boston, Mas Nelson Whittemore, Detroi R. Col Paul; Mrs. Anne Cal- N A ksburg, Mij n|H. B. Leavens, Kans: n | Cyrus Mead, Dayton, Ohio; Mrs. Mary | Brite, Cincinnati, Ohio; Miss Ruth | atlin, Portland, Ore.; MMrs. Lasky, Oklahoma' City; Mrs. Stuart B. | Lewis, in. T Frank Bald- | . William Kent, | Frank Putnam, Mil- | A. Vincent, West Vi Arthur Fairban! arrangin, . Florenc Maverick irgin Mr: Mrs. U. Mrs, Denver, Colorado J. H. Rawson, Mrs. John Scott, and - Mrs. Robert New Haven, Montelair, N ‘Walker, Baltimore. Among the members of the Wash- ngton committee are: Miss Emma | Wold, chairman: Mrs. Gilson Gardne! Mrs. Charles Edward Russell, Mr. George Odell, Mrs. Laura Williams, Mrs. Robert La Follette, Mrs. W. Thompson Burch, Mrs. Harriet Connor Brown. Mrs. Florence Brewer Boeckel, Miss Sue S. White, Mrs. Abby Scott Baker, Mrs. Begnina Kalb, Miss Anne Martin, Miss Mary Gertrude Fendall, Miss Pauline Clarke and Miss Julia Emory. TWENTY HELD AS DRUNKS Only One of Prisoners Intoxicated From Real Whisky. Twenty persons were arrested in this city last night before 11 o'clock on charges of intoxication. A lone ‘drunk” was held in the first precinet, and it was recorded that he had im- bibed real unadulterated whisky, while two prisoners in the second pre- cinét were alleged to have been made intoxicated by drinking alcohol. The eleventh precinct was the only one without a single risoner charged with drunkenness. Charges of intoxication and driving a horse while in such condition were lodged against Andrew Davis, forty years old. who gave his address as 807 Maryland avenue northeast, at the fifth precinct police station last night by Policeman Hayden. Charges of selling and illegal pos- session of whisky were lodged against Ida Taylor, colored, 1223 North Caro- lina avenue southeast, by police of the ninth precinct last night, it being charged that she sold whisky. AGAINST HAMON FILMS. =l | Harry M. Crandall Feels’ Tragedy Not Suited for Screen. Motion picture portrayal of the life of Clara Smith Hamon, acquitted. last week of the murder of Jake L. Ha- mon, Olkahoma millionaire, will not meet with the approval of Harry M. Crandall, owner of a chain of motion picture houses in Washington. Speaking on behalf of his own Washington theaters and not profess- ing to speak for the motion picture exhibitors as a whole, Mr. Crandall yesterday said it was his view that the l| | life of Clara Smith Hamon could not | be successfully converted into a film play of such caliber that it should be shown in the Crandall theat ters, —_— QUAKE ROCKING KANSU. Great Distress Following in Wake of China Disturbance. By Cable to The Star 2nd Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 4 grams from Ph’l‘“l.l’l in . the - ince of Kansu, dlléd' Thurudfl)'.pr;vy that the earth is stjll quaking add that there is great distress. In the areas worst affected the dead remain unburied, causing fear z:k:!l Destilence. . Relief measures - are Births Reported. The following births (have been reported to the health departmeat fn the last Tweaty tour - Wlllllm and Elizabeth J , L. i 7o Blaie 2 ot o, pular support for the |, SHANGHALT, . Clllnl. l(areh 19. —Te]e- P Dr. Shi-de Collexs at Ci who dlrd_Februar valued n* ing the vatitio Vincen: Shields. and Attorne, H. Vandoren. his rxecn or bis will. Th»> contracts on books Shields are estimated as worth $ 000. ani the vemaining nssets are in h and securities. He owned no real estate in the Distriet of Columb! | By his will Dr. to over which he presided. W. Vandoren represented the estate. CARDS OF THANKS. FLOOD. We wish to express our sinc ihanks and appreciation to our relatives and | friends for their Kkinduess, sympathy and Deantiful floral tributes at fhe’ Tdeath of our | beloved son, JAMES C. FL THE FAMILY. . T wish to extend many thank tributes. T. H PIA)OD HAGAN. We thanks and appreciation to our re i friends for the, Kindne sympathy and beau- | tifyl floral tribotex at the d’i " nf onr '“kl a0d_motier, CATHERIXE I OBTNBON. During ibe ilineas of 1 was deeply impressed by the m . of sympatuy, as shown by h's many Iriengs up to the 4ad hoae of his dtatr. 1 and consoled me during his severe affiic M LILLIAX ROB- Montgomery Cosnty General RUE, daughter of George T. and Casharl. Funeral servicos Susdsy. EMiausneor James X. 3 )ld s will -en .t 1 o'cloc Buidey. March 30, Forest Glen car, &t &t fle. Jutermest Tslen cemetery, Reck- vil GLARK. Deparied this Jise rddu. March 18, 1921, MARTHA CLARK. She leaves mourn thelr loss four a-u‘bh one son 2 host of relatives and friends, Funeral serv-| be st Bt. Cyprian's Church Monday | Friends invited. at your bedside, mother: We did not see you die. All we know is that you pe passed away THE FAMILY. residence of her ew Hampshire | Notice of | a1 OLOWE. _Suddenly at the . Josx. | aeral oo Th coupel oF Johd | DUWreRe o Tas7 Toth Mareh 21, at- 2 p. cemetery. one Interment at rm Lin: ch 17, 1921, ." ! mmn‘ MARIA, Voseral from her_late reside ce. at 2:30 p.m. Monday, ru.m Thursday, Matck n‘ 1921, at 12:35 MICHARL 1. beloved Nusban t 30 ase the Heart: Oburch, 3th and Park road, at § o'clock. . Interment private. 200 VEY. eane Ovmneil, No. 353, !A!- Ie-bn of K. m]:.‘ ‘;’ m a7 lrvh w.. i Deloved ‘son ‘of William aad Priecilia Foley, aged seventeen years, ‘cleven months and twelve days. Notice of fimeral later. Nte o Satu 38th reh G5 2 om. Tatermeat it Ok Hill come: tery. 21 18, 1921, at her i HARRIS, wite of uxuwmy.mnlm at 1035 et e ubove residence. Interme | On Friday, March 18, 1821, at p.m., Mrs. A. L. HERBERT (uee ner- Koss). Burial Monday at Trows estdence of Mr, Fred Koss, 33 V. nw. 20! JONES. Departed thie life Thorsday, Mareh her residence, 2310 I1 MARY & beloved & i Samuel B Jones. Funeral from Union Wes ley Church, 23rd st. bet. Eonday, March 20, P ik Friends and relatives invited. 200 Glaude H. ‘and Mabel G, Beach, boy. nd Bettie T. Green, girl. 5 A end Hattle M- Biar boy. James ¥ Teress A. Anderson, boy. Perc, B. Fitam, N ud lnrhe E. mght. |lrl Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to {he health department {n the last tweaty-four Estelle Delois Fladung, 43, Washing- tog Uslyersity Hoepital o A Oy 3 Jobs , Walter Reed Hospital Donatasons 65, 118 Fitn A. Harrie, 71, the Brighton Hotel, w" n 1.6 re Washingion . 4, 18083, Marion street. e Davidson, 48, Ribiey Hospit ! Ctiitine Selts, 70, Casualty ‘Hospit o lmiete Kokiie 1439 Irving " il Harding, . 24, 500 4th street. Mattfe R Bbepital. mjamin Johnson, 42, Freedmes's Heapltal Bean, 76, Washington Asylum Hos- Roaa Richle, 55, 1907 34 stree Wi pital. XENNEDY, h 16, 1921wt BDY. widow of the Keaneds. - Bhe feaves. to mourd he afhters and two sons, Mrs. Kila Bennett. Mrs, Daley Hilingten, Mrs. Floresce H Mrs. Coates Letcher, James W. and . Kennedy. Funeral from Niveieenth March 19, ‘1921, 3 o’clock a. at_Columbia Hospital, CLARA C. E. KEN EDY, dunghter of the late George E. and Elizabeth 8. . Funeral from her late residence, vy Hopkina st Monday, March t 3 Interment. Prlvll( IANE. Thuredsy. Masch 27, 10m, llllem o Mrs. Charles W. Brown. g IAIY ELIZABETH W3 oleck. Bariat .fl ridey, Mareh 18, 1821, at 1050 at his residence, 1221 ris, “beloved moekand of Mary Lynch (nee Casey). Fuseral Monday at'9 a.m. from Tmmacalste Conception ¢ Church. SEITZ. Suddenly, on Friday. March 18, mx. e Hiseptial, RATHERINE, beioved ife of the late Fred Seits. Fumeral from the chapel nf ‘William n Sardo & Co., 412 H st March 21, at 8:30 thence '0 8t. Jmll Church, where .m, for the re- leawood n-em Monday from and V - i maes will be sung at 9 a. Dok "ot “her. sonl. Interment cemetery. Relatives & llnn‘ (8t. Louls papers please copy.) l‘»{md this Mte 'l'hnr‘y. Mareh H ll!h , RO} T, beloved son of George T. Deatrice. Sawall and. wov band of Alice and father of George T. all, Ir. Fuseral from bis late resldence o0 t Monday. Friends in- fal 3 SEWALL. All officers and members of Deric Moxley, 28, Toas: Church stroet. , Carson’s Private Hos- 1420 1st street. 11 Q No. 19, F. A. uested to onday, Ma SEAW. Fridgs Maren MAB] Foveral fr l#n.' b Incilhlk Md.. | ..‘ a Bterient Taion Sémelers, ocxvie, Sa. GASSENEEIMER. GASSENHEIMER, on this, the fourth g n.:?r In memory of BOMUND A. HARDT, You heve let: witio loved you betier than x SKINNER, t Olivet cemetery. At ber residence on 4 . fary ML ser Moz ri-“\. it . Inger- ment 4¢ Balfimore. " Please omit mnn.w IN MEMORIAM. & . In ead but loving femembrancy my dear som GBORGE, who departed 1'fe four years ago today, March 20, lm Just a thought of sweet remembrance, Just « memory fond and true, token of appreciation “Aad"a Beartacue ms Tor you MOTHER,” * In loving remembrance of gqu w0 and brother, TOSEPE ¥ BRSIC. ‘e aied two Totay, Murcn 20, 1018 M R AND BROTHER., * In loving memory of JORIE & Yersary of er death. ER SON. away three years ago toda; 1015, EDITH . BARDT, g remembrance of on daughter VIVIANI who departed this tmo years ago, March 18, 1819 us, dariing Viriani, dnar Tite ved for you while you were here were our life, our all still come o'er us, b MOTHER 41 FiTaer” Sa , i ed 1o the memory of ou and LIC Saeparied thislite 20, 1918 fre o lonelr. we do not hear. o words were ever sweeter # (han the words she spoke w0 dear. - | e, her wmiling face, easire to recall; Wit 3 Koy word Yot each, A2d d'ed beloved by all Her busy hands are’ folded, Her work o FmBr T luagdnr, smembraer of eut NEOLD, who was B . mine years ago. BY 18 FABILY, In sad but loving remembrance ted friend, RICHARD ROJ 4 this life March 20, tes were open wide, ce said come. DRGE from us very throng nmu VOTE OUISE rrl“! = + In loving ren ife aud wotber, NER, who dy mbrance of our. A WUHITE-SKI. L fhis 1ife three sears a memory one laid to res TAMPS Marci 29, 1914, Sicep on, dear children. and take your 1 loved you, but God loved you best. Sleep on.” loved onex : You suffered much, you murmured mot We :’-rnum you day by day, and .tseu With broken hearts we saw you A few more years shall rotl. T " Aufew more teasons come, nd we ahall be with you at res Asteep within the tomb, ou! & BROKEN- HENITED MOTHER, sbn n-. “mothier, home at last, So sweetly sieeping in thy Savior's te ' 7o pain or sorrow: th can baim rou there. NEPHEW, CHAUNCY E. SKI 5 memory of my d Uaud and our faiher. RICHARD TANN. who left us five xears ago, March 19, 101 How mildly are the wandering clonds 0 the sunsct gieam is ¢ n_our beloved one breath He was loving, faithful and kind, Leaving a beautifol memory bebind. HIS LOVING WIF CHILDREXN. R AN TAYLOR. 1In sad but loving remembrance our dear brother. WILLIAM M. TAYLOI who died ome year ago today, March 1920, Ob, may we meet thee, brother, where ki dred part no more, And Journey with thee, hand in band, & the spirit shore. For that sweet diy we're longing, deathh sball set us free. We Jwill spring to meet cach other lite’s troubied SISTERS A n nkmm Bacred to ti 'mory of oul loved mother, ANNIE WILLIAMS. who parted this life six years 2 garies 5 ¥ go today, The moath of March Is here. ‘0 us the saddest of the year, Because six years ago odly’ mEn xfl'u"a'm""’" RS, l.z'rn DA 8 5" CIsSEL JAMES T. RYAN, 2 P AVE S g to Ambuances " Livery is Consection. i W R Sreane “1208¢ H\,ST RE] (FORMERLY 940F, PHONE MAI AR Speare”~ CuNichols 3 ]ouph F. Birch’s Sons 3038 M St. NW. Eabises Wisconnin Ave, Phone West 504. Modern chapel. New auto. fumeral em; . _eall, Frank .:dn" SonsCo.v R A YENTA STR STREET N.w.