Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1921, Page 7

R APRIL 1 1921 THE EVENING ST/ . V. Y. Police Make 500 Arrests s —|| V- X. Folice Make rrests, i Mospital, : , elze orth of Liquor | :: = 2t LYNCH. on Wed . Q.| Open 9:15 Am. an ; G i e ot . L 4 By the Associated Press. [of the national association H ' = Close 6:00 P.M. . X ST, NEW YORK, April 13.—Losing his| SRS | 5 ; d Charles, P. THE BUSY CORNER® PENNA.AVE.AT 8 TH.ST. THE BUSY CORNER” PENNA.AVE.AT 8 TH.ST. shstileibedmatued | Lirousn)| FERICA S ES e ] N : more than a mile of liquor-hunting | NEW YORKZChaties T SUliio : policemen with six bottles of whisky Nina in this country, died here yester- MARDEN. 1wy In th .| ]! under his arm, Romeo Gaetano, sail- |day. He had been il several years. and the tute 5 ! 1IN tata Teaide n the or. sought asskstance of a 42d street | Aprit 14, at - ° ° . o traffic policeman last night. He was| | r"l‘:" ::":' - l::":: ::’f';‘_‘kh‘|,‘, o e ace 1 O ‘7 eS Chlldl‘ell S held today. charged with VIOIAting | sale on the stetcia here of Henry Ford's | MEHRE 0 Z the new state prohibition law. weekly. the Dearborn Independent, was o Gaetano said a man had hired him [T¢Strained through an order issued in inecal parlor, 816 ore fo 2 and the paric. where he s | D e " ot 1n | BTN Faraier T to be relieved of it. He told the po- | s gL vere Charg- o O Rrien . 5 . the streets. Those arrested were charg- | A wlo R : (] (1) ar WO a (5] —Find full lines of well made lice he had been followed by crowds! . with infimidating Ford agen wod 1 S iintsiand hats an! latest of heople on lix walk, but e onerd could understan: but ttle - o 2T e nw 3 models—and all moderately ([ e i 4 $3,000,000 Goes to Education F Tosir g ke 0 a g about the prohibition sl > s L by S S = e . In a Special Thursday Sale ® e e | LD e i " aEinbion o | YEW YORK “The 00000 fun - L% Smenal AOE 2 —Children’s Drawers, ruffle | them. B e A e e R on S 5 _—— e - = -lis f S 38 wes ade TeTSes h = s > e the police launched their cam- | 218 10 the American Legion for the —Exceptionally good quality and very stylish for street or drgss wear. Made overseam :\;mmurl. :‘,f:m] 10¢c paikn agAinst quor. taw | violators | firuction of a’ memorial hall in Wash- Ay 3 = e : e Zn ~b i e 28 ot @ ‘OWn, orav 2 years. S last Thursday more than 500 arrests||nEton. W ) mot it ik at Kt sewn and with Paris point stitched backs. Choice of black, white, tan, brown, gray, ildren's Under- 35 {have been made apd liquor valued at |15t Will be devoted to the e | ¥ Beraon = s hi vith black Wwaists, sizes 2 to 12 C $100,000 confiscatey, it was announced | Son of educational systems for Cormer Kindly omit fowere. * beaver, navy, black with white and white with black. yeara Special oo L4 today. ospitals, Supreme Advocate Joseph it 12102 3 . ) s b 3 3 i e . Supreme Ac i Alshanis —Women's Imported Glace Kid Gloves, over- | —Women's Imported French Glace Kid Gloves, . K. | [ uhitne NEeomhnd | |10 e RS ) S e Noma il | : " o fthiDaris Point and id- ith low ‘meck, short | N : s 5 = = 5. James amsox seam sewn; two-clasp style and embroidered | sewn and overseam sewn, with Pari In||l.n'1|r|nhrnv|d with e 85c |, TOLEDO, Ohio—Baltimore _detec- i A tuet of Riens Woare. ANy ety R 3 u 72 e itk ered self and contrast stitched backs. In black, white, 14 vea . A v“\%dlg-fi here yesterday having inl [ aNSiNG, Mich.—A bill defining Tibel, | # o'clock, from the v stitched backs. ~Brown, tan, black with | brown, tan, gray, heaver, black with white and white i hdrens Peticonta on 1stody James Whalen, charged with | LANSING, Mich.— bill defing Ibel, Murras i B H i & o own, tan, gray, . 10 e e Camradey urder in connection with the rob- [ itrodu ative Gaotee W wvalm " white and white with Dblac zes $2 50 with black. A complete assortment of sizes, $3 00 M 8155 aoa 2150 hery of a bank at Sandy Spring, Md. 0¥ SEREFSERtEREe BROEE T e o Buial at ¢ Hill. (Xew 533 to 7. A pair o but not in each color. A pair. et . N cints (DveRed! of ‘naine {The d‘t;‘(:r‘fl‘:':';'::air::'n;g to have identi-| Jn ‘end to Henry Ford's criticim or| PR prsre ovwrt)| - ) « or embroidery trim- o0 ane suspect > » StedlJews™ “The bIlL" Representative sy g —Women's Imported French | —Women's' Strap Wrist —Women's Strap-wrist Wash- =~ —Women’s Slip-on Washable <6 mos. $1 95 [erelastiweelct T L | Welsh said. “ix intended 1o protect U e only dnew e aront Sionr 4 = s jlove 3 i eskin Glovi 3 Spe- i . . | religious sects, and i especially t suy 1 bire Glace Real 'Kid Gloves, two- Gauntlet Gloves, I’. K. sewn = able Chami Si Gloves, it White Doeskin (J.O\.cs,l vx. M. e | Field Takes Stillman's Place. signed to put an end to the defama- PAMILY * clasp. P. K. sewn, with heavy 5 b tehed the natural color. P. X. M. sewn and Paris Point stitched —iInfants* Caps, v.nalde of fine i CHICAGC l-.\llars‘hanh F:l«'-m ;‘r [w;:- tion of the Jews by Henry Ford's pub-fpawe y 00 B tiet. salr ; > : sped stitche : i : 42 h ed with lace or em- cago was elected to the board of di-! i el ;,f““."” ls.h”vav;!l \1\\ n-l,-‘-'nf with spear point stitchec sewn and Paris Point stitched acks. Also the same styie in I-Ixr.:‘\ h-r?".‘ h.\.lx)lm.\'l :\l '_4:.(‘0 v [ aep mas elocie (.h;'_““ board of di- | lication o ‘ mavn L aces an rasi;awaite, black f hacks. In tan, backs. Also the same style in | natural color cha 3 ribbon trimmed. 59C western railroad at the annual meet- | Chain Grecery Stores Fa i April 11 with white, tan. brown. gray, s = . \ At 3 5 . 1 of stockholders today. He " O Jone VA St ATeitods at St There wode ol whate brown and beav- $3 50 white dbeskin. A ois skin. A pair.... . &e Hate Bt chosen for one ¥ to fill vacancy | ST. LOUIS.—John ALl inite Ui At e ith black i 53 50| o Apir < air . Kann's—Street Floor. to At 95c and {caused by the resgnation of James|States marshal and W. W. Nall were nvited. luterment WHG DIEES Sl > [HEE S L PALES o e BHY pmaeme sy ’ $1 Second Floor. Stillman, New York banker. appointed receivers for the Indusirial . e Transportation Company, which con t 520 aum . JAME E= - ducts about 150 retail grocery stores 921, at 520 am. IAN sicfune Rallrond Pay Cut. |, “Missouri, Arkansas. Louisiana and o lly v B AL . . . r s ey o e atebresentalives | Texas. The company filed a voluntary th ~t S Ty Aped 13 Sia s When Chill Winds Swoop Down and Freeze Up The Charming Simplicity of Lehigh = Valley Railroad Company | hankruptey petition in federal court et e PSR A - have notificd General Manager 7. F. | IrECoYeseriur Heting s, fevels ah] wrmene AT Ty 2ot e the Atmosphere You Will Need {Maguire of their non-acceptance of | 115764 s Whose lo 1 tho Nove o . father. 3 the reduction of wages offered by the | ¥ 3 o "m0 losal ani irue company. Arrangements are being — o suf much with such ox for an- Comfortable L L e e : , { Labor Board for decision. CHICAGO—A capias for the_arro Hsietes il - {of W. Singer and Nathan Shaffer, [ Delights the modern maid. And the dainty small checks are her After K. of P. Ex-Officer. jowners of the warehouse where six Sllxj!:OT;‘!.-.m'_m:-l\:r.‘ apas i 1vorites tidis season. This quality we are call- i CHICAGO.—Chicago detectives ha\'r\"D‘:_‘:':':ok‘:“;;"k‘:‘!:l:dh{":"\“l"h\'_“‘w"’k:_" of Fra X, ey e 2 ntio o o i tbeen sent to Wichita Falls, Tex., to| e 5 SHEG DY the Tl et Lee's chapel ln Oa S ;"k '\;mr ‘t(' e “«' : 'ml:nf “! I‘I An excel ibring back Paul J. B. Haverly, former- | oner's office. The writ charges ma pm. Thun at I et dress gingham in pink and blue, in two i1y grand keeper of records and seals | Slaughter following the verdict of Arlinzton o vize checks, aiso in heavier quality striped jof the Knights of Pyt Haverly | coroner’s jury. which decided the ac i SprEss. Apri ghams for making children's rompers. And s been sought by the Chicago police f'ldf"A was due to fireworks illegal loved matliee —Not too thin, but light weight enough to be com- there are plain colors to ‘combine with the e e i e poe oty st il v e dne T fortable. and giving the necessary warmth that is ‘]:”'k]' Materialipe incheswide. |omonaw, Jorsanizations funns L W. W. Members Lose Appeal. | STEERE. Suddenly enth, it ble, ving ssary wa APVATH et T s e A i CHICAGO.—A roll call of the Indus-{ o ‘rerie o ‘anAl ot grateful on occasicnal cool days or evenings. Kannle— fott Sees Wage Harmony. trial Workers of the World who have| 5r-MrFred s s g ;. YORK.—The railroad wage |been denied a review of their 19181 Clarles A" 3 1 Trom the et Fine will be settled without a|conviction by the Supreme Court was| 4 of Iy g ot OO Howard Elliott, chairman of lannounced by Charles F. Clyne, United | {hrivars) af Rorid —omea 4 1ntorment > i = . States district attorne -ninel Va. (Alexandria papers hlease cops) 13 Assortment of . Good News to Know You Can Buy members of the organization, headed | STRATTON. Sl AR Th E 1 by William Haywood, were convicted |~ widi: of Sratton. in her 3int % C n Judge Landis’ court of violation of . Survived by one rry P Ntrat Modelsat ese bixcellent (po e e D e on | . Fancnt fro B i . ABout Lhirty, Mowever, who wers -] 1% N Y. Thursday aticcoon,” Apil 1 —~Coats of all-wodd camel's hair polo, loose flare coats, belted ° cH onelyeas !('nten(:lt;: hn\: already AR » o e e oty % oy served their time. The others hav sdax, April 12, 11 WIL models in silvertip bolivia. All are silk lined. Some of seven Wool Sklr-&s band, who is serving time at the|Deen at liberty on bonds under writs husband of Julis A eighths length heather mixed sport coats, made with Tuxedo of suprsedeas. Funeral from the chapel of A. state penitentiary, is guilty of the ippert. D008 Denusylvania ave. a fartand balt (Theseare e murder of F. A. Rehberg. The mur- April 14, at 2 pm. Relat front and belt. These are unlined. g.-r occurred two years ago at Reh- Father John's Medicine. and riends” invited " Interment (private) = erg’s cabin in the mountain fast- | Gt 1 Clckwoed caelety. All-Wool Polo Coats Velour de Laine Coats ness of Lemhi county. Safe body builder for all the family. Brothiers of Eastern Lodge. Xo. THORNTON. —Advertisement. F., ure requested meet at Odd At $5.95 | ¢ 3 T i . —=— fows Hail'at 1 pom. Thursday, April 14, —in sport sty full silk | I]ll.ree quarlter I(e]ngth_,_q!l\ Arrented on Oplum Charge. 1821, Tor the purpose of attending fe Tuverai = s lined; box pleated back. in MOBILE. Ala—Jose Rodriguez, FOUND DEAD ON ROAD. S R L B R P ined Atirac $ l 4.95 tan, reindeer and 516 95 "":':,:“‘:"'_ “ti'li"";fm:,““"'w:; ::ifif"“"“fl‘: The body of Anthony Geraci. GEORGE E. LUND, Rer. v = - ; . 3 yerrs old, 1232 8th s v B Gl OTR: Py by {turned over to the “nited States v v 3 but loving remembras Chamoistyn Coats in brown, in large plaid designs; marshal and charged with import- | Besnghe hire onoiaasonn e, ms beloved husband, GE brought here yesterday and taken to his home. Funeral services will conducted in Holy Rosary Church 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. ain colors, made with ks and pockets, in a good of colors; also navy serge €. ing opium. A package of the drug worth $2.000 was taken 3 locker of Rodriguez Lo —Tuxedo front hagen collar Trimmed Hats That Suit style, sillz lined, and Copenhagen with in tan with Copen- e tn collr. 10,90 from the the gathercd ba assortment skirts, made Kann's soul departed rest in s TED WIFE ANNIE E. GENES » Tn lovin nembrance of our de. oted mother, M. HURDLE. who died cleven ears ago fodu¥. April 13, 1910, Gone, but ot forgotten. FAMILY. * NEELY. Sacred to the memory of HERRERT Y. a devoted father. who died two April 13, 1919, art’ gone, but mot Tn this great world on board Moore. Kann's—Second Floor. vessel by Capt. | Youth Admits Wurder. Tenn.—Isaac Shivers, aged seventeen, confessed. according 1to Sheriff Perry of Shelby county, 1thul he fired the shot which killed XT' M. Parr, merchant of Raleigh, on the front porch of the latter's store. CARDS OF THANKS. HENDERSON. I wish to express my sincere thanks and ‘deep gratitude to my relatives, neighbors and many friends for their k ness, sympathy and beautiful foral trib during ‘the illness and at the death of beloved wife, ¢ X CHARLES E. forgotten, strife: Sweaters Appealto You According to the alleged confession. y —Do they not? We know these new styles will A rer Cent Profitecring Charged. | Moy ANSIRET MDORALD, 1ot oo, o| Sleos on. desr mothe NEW nd take your res $10.00 to YORK.—Profiteering ks 3 e s e rememhired : ivers had bee .. o ¥ ° 9 Parr and 1t wan et (et |t ONALD.| We wish) o express our aincere EMMA L. 4 s | as because of this thanks to our many friends and relatives for 4 - : e e S LOO eatner [and not with robbors” as'a motive | i pin iy P % rements ior nera ear [that the youth Committed (he Ret | bt Sfiethy 1d ma inters AN S wio_departed 1 — | tributes at the dea beloved mother, | $his life April 191X, three years ago : ! odar. | Si ylei for to the Y 0 express our sincere]| God called you home becsuse he knew best when you see them. {extent of 400 per cent was charged 1| MELTECTG . Tritnds wnd siativee Tor s | Mo, shw Sour sfering was kreat $12.50 Y N 1) A i . ced {Tetailers of tissue-paper products at| kindness and for their beautiful floral de.| APd openeil wide the golden gates o ° oung —There are new wool sweaters in sports style, with Tuxedo \;‘;n:::c\;‘:l:?:; Aosf! lr:o”'l‘lsshue Paper | signs extended to us in our bereazement HER DEVOTLD HUSBAND AND CHIL- - . 1 e RS i ociation i B THE FA! . 2 Values; Women or front, belt and tailored pockets, in gra .]ndlv,\. Jrlwkeyf a;\d‘ {practice was declared to be “an out. | TWITTY. We wish to express our sineere|BAVOY. In loviag memory of our dear ' Sglrsasd = A s to match the color of the {rage upon the consumer, for whic thanks and d titude latives, ; RACHEL MANN SAVOY, who departed thi Thunday £ 25 Matrons. black‘. finished with bone buttons to }”": mantactirer” r Plaped. an mrr- thanks an -n-’!r"rl_n}fé:a'»." ’Mm';;rmygh;r::d BACHEL MAXY EAVOY. wio depr i 5 = 5 sweater. which he has no remedy.” v beautiful floral tributes at the death of our ‘What change can reach the wealth we hold? —Hats that will be suitable for traveling, I = HISWHE "MAKE TWITTY, AND sis.| (ot chanke conmar the pearl and goid ts f hi th : A Regular $6.50 $ : 95 | Seventeen Night Rider Arrests. TER, BLLA McGIFF. 2 Sl U L R T L / —Hats for sunshiny weather. 5 | JONESBORO, Ark.—Eight more ar- . = Y Value; Special ® resis’ have been made in connection | BOSTON. Wedneatar april 13, 1021, at —Hats for dark and stormy days. for One Day | mihisllased] ;'igr'flnrl)dlr;! and arson | “om., at her residence, 1170 New Hampshire FUNERAL DIRECTORS. - ay, Lunsford an ave. n.w.. Mrs. MARIA E. BOSTON, widow T i — o £ jLake City for which "thirty-ni of the late J. Issac Bost ther’ of R i Hats for almost any time or any need. —Swenters, of ‘heavier quality, | —Better Quality Tie-back are under indictment. Nine "v:rx:;e":::i Setea A, Elia Mo, Arthur F. and Jobn Bos Timothy Hanlon 3 . Jersey knit in the same Sweaters, of fiber silk, in navy, rested yesterday, making seventeen in| ton. Funeral from her late residence Fri- 641 H ST. N.E. Phone L. 5543, —Ammong them are large black or navy liseres, smart SiUle ab that 4t The col- \ black and taupe, (all. | day. April 15, at 10:30 a.m. Kidiy omit —-_““ZU—RI'TOR'*ST" -the- sty i i ors are brown. - made with turnback 9 00 — i 5 ; : PS“CS» off-the-face 5‘):;. etc. ~Some with maline gm oo s =% 57.75 | cufts, at.. ook e $200.000 Fire In Talbotton, Ga. | Dgentc, ovg 6ib st b GEORAE L. ieitens | 301 East Capitol Street edges, in new draped e ects, others attractively trim- and reindefr, at.... 7 |Si==smeicy s Wosliswentets, s10tia- TALBOTTON, Ga.—Fire. originating | busband of Florence D Funeral from Phone Lincoln 373 5 S 2 —Tle-back Swenters, of fiber | back styles, surplice front, sas from an undetermined his late residence, Thursday, April 14, at| [Established in Martinsville, Ind. med with fruits, ostrich, ribbons and ornaments. T belt fs finished with basement of & Erosery ataoston . e m.. thence ‘to St. Dominic's Chure 1857 e it ) —The colors are cream, navy, old blue, pearl, henna, darme, apricot, and $5,00 tassels; colors are $5 50 {Callier here last night destroyed five | lives and fricods Juviicd. to attoud. 18° JAMES T. RYAN, Kann's—Second Floor. black and white, and navy and white. dan. i loee: Temdein et 5 o fousiainey ,gg;‘.u‘f;“g:?n;;'p;‘?me:!;: BROWN. Suddenly, April 10, 1921, JOHN, be- 317 PA. AVE. 8. loved won of Johanna and Frederick Brown. Fuberal Thursday, April 14, from Hanlon's undertaking parlors, 641 H m.e., thence to St. “Aloysius Church, where mass will be said at 9 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet cem- etery. 13% COOK. Suddenly, April 10. 1921, at 8:20 p.m.. Modern Chepel. Lincola 142 Private Ambulances. Livery in Connection. W ‘R-SreareCor ider control shortly before midnight. . Lauds Work of Bakers. BIRMINGHAM, Ala.—Bakers should Now Is the Best Time be proud to belong to the profession, j because their business is that of man- i t Walter Keed Hospital, CHARL £ [ For Buying Full | | utacturing the most important com: | ?‘uox.'qfrx.rtl;om’,.?f;'m'r Boyal, V. Fu- IZ?FB :' ,stl REET NW. i modity in the world, the 200 peral 2 p.m. Thursday from Sts.e ERLYS40F ST PHONE MAIN 108 AR Speara~ CuNichols W-B'Speare Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. N.W. [Estabissed 18 Phone West 98. Automobile Service. Quick. Digoified and Efficient Service. papers plezse copy.) We did not know the pain hie bore, We did not see him die: We only know he went uway And never said good-bye. DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUG COOKSEY. On Sunday. April 10, at B C. (nee George R. Cooksey tion convention were told by C. jPower of Pueblo. Col, president o {the American Association of the Bak- ing Industry. The 5-cent loaf has no |right to live, was the declaration of | J."W. McClinton of Chicago, secretary Children’s Socks With Novelty Tops p.m.. olliflower), beloved wife of Funeral from the late ! resigence, 1510 wton st. n.w.. Thursday, —Large shipments t re- PENNINGTON & TAY].OR Avmlu, a" 1.;I ,: am. ‘eand ’sx. l'e[lvr'; > W. Deal & &. 1V nak stocks - Ch , 24 an C sts. s.e., where solemn < ceived make our stocks un || RS : I S e e T usually complete, and because | Painting l’aperhnm Will be said at 10 2.m. Retatives and friends| _Automobile Service. hapes of the quantity purchases i lnvited, bredericic county, Md. papersi TN, H, SARDO & CO., ; e . Dlease cops. prices are fower. The Better Kind DRIBOOLL. Tuestar, April 12 1021, at j0z0| 92 E et me . Fhon Lineeln 520 —See window splay. = . a.m., at her residence, 2418 st. n.w rs. - —Children's Socks. imported, 7 5 O 0 Po i 2333 18th St. N.W. N A S Wit~ V, L, SPEARE CO, ceamed, style, with fen o 1eces c ra e lnne l’ I'e odartaking. extablishment, 1541 Winconin | et cuff, in white with colored 9 ' | Lo 81077 Blephenty Chrch: 25th ahd Fennivivants ave. | WECTED WITH THE ORIGINAL W. B. tops. oth white 2 n.w., where mam will be xaid at § wm. | SPEARE ESTABLISHMENT.) with striped t Relatives and friends are invited to attend.! _Phove Fraoklin 6626. 1t 25¢ Bl ma i i, et 1o otz 3. WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director ?Kle‘e_;ookingYoung Involving a Large Pottery’s Surplus Stock of Odds and Ends | NEW {dispute rike. {the board of directors of the Northern Pacific railroad, declared in an address at the annual stockholders’ meeting. Wife Admits Murder. BOISE, Idaho.—Mrs. Frances Ernst has confessed before the state par- idon board that she and not her hus- —Children’s Fancy Cuff Socks, 4 : Toved o of the late Robert T. and Corinne | Siouny "5 P nw. Tel. call M. 1388, hite lower part and {Its Easy—If You Know Dr.| iovea swon ol e Robert T. and Corinne | Si%oce: e o Tel. cal e AT NOTABLE REDUCTIONS FROM REGULAR PRICES 10 eyl b T 7| e R RS L o ri 12, 21, & .m., - 3 tops. A pair........ 39¢ The secret of keeplnf young Is to| CATES . AL 1 e e Tare Taincn s ol B . —Children's T hree-quarte | ! | —Cream | —Cou, feel young—to do this you must Tuneral from Zurhorst's nndertaker =__“"‘“‘ 2 2 s Mévcertued SNocks, f A —Cups, | —Sauce 29 | —Luncheon 15C f 29C | pe 15 watch your liver and ~ bowels— . Thursday, April 14, at 2:30 p.m. 13 MONUMERTS. Jeusiin Bwo sl Mo each C | Boats .... C ] Plates .... Pitchers .. 1 Soup Plates (¢4 there's no need of having a sallow T L AR IHONE e s Cames o SR sy | | | —Ind. complexion—dark rings under your| Funeral Thursday, April 14,8010 am."frou | “\e gpecialize In designing and erect. e SOC —Saucers ‘ —Bowls 9 [rEanes 5 C —Bone cyes—pimples—a bilious look in| his late rexidence | Hig Holying imperishable memorials of quality BT xizsa s e o Al € | 2 C C ' Butters ...... Dishes C your face—dull eyes with nO| cives and friends lnvited. and character. —chitdrens Socks, witn sik- | [ 3t . b i | iogs sparkle. Your doctor will tell you|o1omivs. on Wedncadas. e nerais f photnprese pleated cerized cuff top. ipen —Covered | % 49C —Platters, 9 and 10 ninety per cent of all sickness| [EOIUE, Dgtid Do om ik | suggestions and designs on exhibition in CERFes GUay Sl s wh s {at...... ae ol comes from inactive bowels and| late residence, 316 Fla. ave. oo, on Fridas T 2 romper biue, d an Plates C Casseroles. . meals, .... | inch fiver. April 13, at 9 a.m. Requiem mass at theOur office. e e | ‘ } ol i 98 e C "Dr. Edwards, a well known phy- | Immeguits toncepien Chuech Tar ol L ) ¢, MANNING €O, ING., B e Siskar with —o6-inch 25 (& | —4-Inch l 0 (& —Salad 1 9 C ered Dishes C —Platters, 12 and 14 sician in ;Jhlr;. p:rlelc:':d -“::z:h-h': x.:;.-fil [p:fl::b at st :-z‘. cemeders. :,:. 914 Fifteenth Street. R e bl Hakeesfis- o {iRkatesk. ... BlatesErz | —Fruit 1 0 | inch ’ 9 i?tn-‘;:mt‘lle ';:vxeer -:d Im':vell. which a“‘.‘".‘{"".."‘vh:i‘{?f"fi‘:"a ;fi?:'lf;"fi‘n'j i - green. sky and rose. with W A | fin e - e ot = == B e 75 ¢ Also Other Items Not Mentioned Disheet C s ... 98¢ e doands Olive Tabldter the | Tiriietrir i niite| Fort Lincoln s Sas stitchin v . titute for calomel, are gentle in T oy care of graves. —Children's or | —Nippon China Cups and | —Yellow Mixing Bowls, in | —3I-pc. Breakfast Set, e Tot ‘alvaon| hective| | aus et Saciomurte | e e e Py —4-gallon Stone Crock, PP P! = : 3 | o 3 their action, yi Offices: 825 14th st. n.w. Phone F. 4745 e daven: In tave = icklin and | Saucers, many different | different sizes. Spe- 790 ! “Blue Bird” dec- $5 98 They bring about that natural buoy- gaSuddenly. Monda. April 11) Offces: £33 14 — a Copen preserving, pi L patterns. cial, 6 in set for ... | oration. Special. . 0 ancy which all should enjoy by ton-| - bicyfou Hodpiiar, rather of, 3. Dixan FUNERAL DESIGNS. preparing foods. Specially € ior $1 .49 | N y \ ing up the llver“and clearing the nd Lyoa T Hosplial, Fuseral . P 'mfim priced, with 89C 3% vessineisiels | —dlasses, choice of several | —42-pc. Cottage Set, Blue ‘y.DtmE%‘vl:g:"flO:ke Tablets are | g eincser: Avri 1858 3 p s Freshest, Lovellest Flowers. i —C ay s | Special, Bird and other conventi £ Sl e e o : EONSE : wzr:l?lh:::‘relg;;h?f \%‘u’t‘l{ (:7(\":*: | A SC 1 border decorations FZ':)tIs;‘t;:‘l kndo!;:,lc by thelcilalive icaler Tk S ot iom e Mavaret owtter’ 911 oeh Blacklstone,lflh&fl s ickel- ; 2RI COVET FEACIIT. -t oo Felere ol b : S and 30c. t we. Notice of funeral hereafter. 14* |~ __ ngsserqu.\ with nickel and handle. | Cottage 'Set, onr |- Speci 0 JOHNBON, &uddenly.. AprHl 11, 1931, at the Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. ed d frame and (v £ \dence of her wister. Mrs. Mahlvn " Kirk plated pierced Special ........... , Slas e Shage BEash ceeen PO St Spne, i St WOOAS | mromat ante gnlvry seris, yrex glass = - { LG i s = ife of Harry Lee Johnson and daughter of | Artistic—expressive —inexpensiwe. iy ('();ple(c o 52098 | —Nappy Sets, with blue | —in a conventional border ‘ —50-pc. Dinner Set, Blue ! 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