Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1921, Page 7

e THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1921. - — e = —————— T IA LEE. the e A Murs Terrs . | ) S0~ ],TREASURY DEPARTMENT :lelin:fT::ea:(‘sl?gi--‘hu’-uslnfidl;l’z moving DR [ B RUSA DlES acaemy of sciences and the vhiloso- | RITES FOR D. T. O'CONNELL L“” e | reau bulldl now has o < es will be he! M = sidence. . he taken to mem. théo«:m;va:n:hfu:"&:rgf but it is Wellsville, 2 My ment. u ' is [eiiiviile, X thmorrow morning Batiod inlAtitazston: R Hope for Added Room in War Risk the war rlok Bojaime as soon as. the | | Funerar services for another Wash, l Horel La 5 i officials have hance to make a com- in hero of the world war neral pr Building Fades as Relief [ TS0 have a chanc MARCUS KORMAN DIES; | ocumii onor Mrel i n | purvax Work Is United. nncll of 1402 W street, who o sepiEments 00 0 800 ILL FOR TWO WEEKS ! o i, i\ 3402 Hibhe oS o el e ; e KNOCKEDMN—-BY AUTO. Was Chief Physicist of Bu- | atzrnoo . <ing almost as much wor- | Chester Hudson Suffers Concussion i Cremations Estab. Shipments 1857 mentiare Was Prominent in Jewish Charita- | (7 r¥ mow ns during the war. when alll op pop 0o Mchane reau of Standards; Noted | o : Chas. S. Zurhorst ;i e o oo | Chester Hudsnm four years old, 3005 {Cambrigge piace, was knocked down for Research Work. 67 Years Ago. I by an automobils driven by Miss S. F. L3 ex in the war > lookins there Marcus Korma Xty-seven venrs ng from a stree southeust ck. Mrs € 706 | street southeast, | down by a bicyele rid- unidentified coiored n L injuries to her body UNDERTAKER | for some « Cambridge place, in the old. prominent h charitable With (the icer | r of his home Monday aft- work and president of the Hebrew 4 men’s relief work there cojernoon. He was taken home and Relier Soci for fifteen ye died ROLLINS. 1 ' Nl Monday. Ma pansion in the forces there instead of | treated for concussion of the brain. t night his home, 1118 Allison SRy 2 Bife: Al == | reduction Clarence Knight, five years old.| ot northwest, following e ) W LIAM While the war force proper, 5201, K street northeast. ri in front, n of two weeks. b ved i « = must be reduced to 1 = ' automobile on K =t his death of his wife fiv |1 I s tw Mt == July 1. which home. last night and w ruck and the loss of one of his [ Revta Baritec and itm . 2 approximately Knocked down. He was treated at| ago is believed to have been will 1 e : W) L ty Hospital for a severe injury | cause of his dv I 8 A 1857 1921 the income isury is beine through I retired man_ was one of the o febrew Relief Soc -wish Home for the » place to he old ay for the new ones. |an aut > 1o be p 7 in afton, 7 Funeral Parlors, fireproof building, because thei de- levo © Pennsviva the Jewish 301 aSt C St struction by fire would be i h street vesterday g ph N loss. Effc » being made to | Was not seriously hurt a dircctar E ap. St. e e the war There old rot s in i Consum \)\I Y IANE SMALL P ar |u~u Oren Executive Sessions. a4 abont : ous floors practi- | g no use with a complete shirting | oifice in the bulding The Sixty-Fourth Year O e burean of enzraving and print R DI BB RCGSAL Dro Bdward Bennett Rosa physicist of 11 \ dicd suddenly vesterday atter DAVID T. 0°CONN {understa in the bureau 1 j public L = Pwas At 2110 Newark street northwest 7 Wl 't ihe fitness | He was born in Rogersville, N ¥ and ¢ A nomines October 1. 1861, and was the son of or cunied i Bdwird David and Sarah ¢ 2 el Pin March, IN91L B was nmrvice to f State | Mary Evans of Harrisburs, 1%, who o [l A his home [ a graduate of Wes {levan University, Middiet S of 1886 e Delta Kappa B survi him. t | 316 7th ST. N.W. f lin the Lrernity. After leaving Wesl e Johms Hopkins Cuive aduate student i the v public ¢ visitors. not ared with | { responsibility for what they under Here’s the Supreme | - Bargain Sensation ity as and received the philosophs in hanorar o 0 v SEAND AND SONS hirrespo University of Wisconsin, from the ne Ather there 1o become professar of | Wesleva University He T physicist at the burcau 01 \ h LOVING DATGHTE LILLIAN A de of meter with Prof. VRN GTED m = . nations: of tha worid b feoi alleading part, inl the Prsearches AN That will bring hundreds of women goptee combuted. wirlks 157 H i T i Baliimore, su and served as to this store tomorrow as soon as the s g : doors open to buy these | _ | mirep ot fran e e LTy ice ‘sown: 1 fand the Iprovemsnt {tion finders {and isicd perh v dear wif ~ireh lubora and he alwisve interest in improving ap- F d i " i T SEEKS GAS REHEARING. | the hur [ stand- Wi p i 5 R e iy NEWTON. 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