Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1921, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C TUESDAY, - SEPTEMBER 13, 1921, DIVORCE PETITION FILED. |DEPORTATIONS ORDERED.| THE WEATHER Absolute divorce is asked in a pe titlon filed in the District Supreme| Groyps of Hindus, Chinese and| District of Columbis and Maryland —Fair tonight and tomorrow; cooler Court by Percy M. Selby inst May r:f.‘d Decem-~ The production of-sugar beets has| Missourl this year produced 3,642,- developed into one of Michigan's sta- | 000 watermelons, sufficient to fill over ple industries. 3,600 cars. - and 12:32 pm; high tide, 5:56 and 6:18 D.&- ¥ The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose, 5:47 am; GETS DEATH WIRE; DIES. IN MEMORIAM. MEMPHIS, Tenn., September 13.— | CLNKINS, In sad Miss Annie L. Boyd fell dead here| CLINKINS, who entered rest one year agf| ptember 13, 1920. H. Selby. They were mai Mexi of when she received a telegram an- - bor 28,1903, and have four childre cans to Be Returned. tonight; moderate northerly winds. ";"fi 6:21 pm ' | mouncing_the sudden death of her B e T b) d Misconduct 18 alleged and @ co. Several groups of Hindus, Chinese Virginla—Falr tonight and tomor- morrow—sSun rises, 5:48 am.;|brother, W. M. Boyd, on a train en i mot ny, dear wife, 3 . Jespondent named. Attorney Alfred|and Mexicans are to be deported for | row; slightly cooler in east and|™qooer™ 51 pm. o e e o ] o pE X Rog il oF o Hotel Table d’Hote i Sppenr: Sor tho hushend. e I cibe: Dnited States without|ontral portions tonight; moderate|am. b:”’ e e M siier vl merhoia 0% SPENES TR 8 o g o Banta ; DINNER e s sl,so We Teach "&‘? Y",",‘g'lo;fl'; ‘A':‘;:‘v“‘ !‘fl;}‘ fl{hos = “m‘"'in:::':_mr onieht: 6 onehair Shonrl et saaaers, LErol CARDS OF THANK: orhh L e e i citles within a few days for New Or- i & v We wish to express our simcere i = Z : Nitleswit 5kt : p-River Waters. [ Ao e < 8ia courses served from 6 to 8:30 AUTO DRIVING | |15 51 5an zenctacs, from whare | morrow etony as8 unsstlsdi 80|, siamemns Fnet. e va., Sop.| Sdia S APECA00 (0 00000 2| 000k i ssa bt toing remomtesne g tries, it was announced last night at change in temperature. . tember 13.—The Potomac and by irin he iliness of i1 our dear father, JAMES H. OOOK. who de- THERE IS 1th h : AND the Department of Labor. A party of | Records for Twenty-Four Hours. |Shenandoah rivers were both muddy| mother, LOUISA KELLY. and Peer 1o da5o, DYO Years asv totey, HiNe IS more to a meal than the i Traffic Regulations Chinese will leave New York tomor- [ Termometer—é p.m., 80; § pm., 74; | this morning. T TAMILY. =1 e b e s Lo Mitartn mere eating when you dine here on de- 931 Ford wnd Gearshite Cur. Iow and twenty others will leave Chl- | 13 midnight, 71; 4 am, 67; 8 am.| _ Weather in Various Cities RTAN. We wish to express ous sincer s i ko o, . . o . Y 3 % . gratitus o licious food served premptly and in un- AMERICAN MOTOR SCHOOL Y| scamon who have taiken ainaniage of | somsras " smanps” shisy & oo . In DR ot b ot stinted sa.tisfy'ing pottlbns A -W. Phone N. 10-400 §| the freedom permitted under the sea- !39'12: § am., 30.16. : 3 R » Brol Wi Tain 15 this country, notwithetanding | o TLEbost temperature, 31, occurred| satios. SONS AND DAUGHTER. o or hushand. " RORERE Our Dining Room Is Becoming Famous! eglaze Broken Windows the percentage immigration law and | $;rs. g¢, G IR T s T et : W o deparica "This 1ite. Bepe Y ol before saaony ok ot funds s handicapping the |, Temperature same date last year— MARRIED. "MARY E. CRAWFORD. FRANKLIN SQUARE HOTEL fall d We | Labor_ Department in deporting to | HiShest, 79; lowest, 63. o DE_MONTFREDY—PATTERSON. In sad but loving remembrance \ Glass ays come. We | poland a number of Polish Jews who Condition of the Water. Albeny i 7 ding of Misy HELEN 5. PATTERNON o o INORE M. M. HAD- Fourteenth at K Street quote Low Prices on | entered the United States from Mex-| Temperature and condition of the|Atlantic Cits 30.i6. 0 A . tember 15, 4 four years ago today, Sege Tops for | all kinds of glass—|ico, it was said. water at § am: Great Falls—Tem- |Baitimare .. 30.16 Monday, September 12, 1n_our hearts your memory 1 window, plate, sky- —_— perature, 80; ocondition, slightly k Was ' tender, fond and trvers Tables | light, windshield, etc,| $100,000 LOSS BY FIBE. |™™% 10 musten. . : : | TUBSELLVILE, i Sepiomhsr| cumsned b Dyl masse oo (R aagzs. s 3 .—Fire early tos lestroyed seven letio surve; > Becker Paint & Glass Co. |ihiais, Sty today destroyed seve Today Low Hao, 11:47 am.; high|g T AncRE - n. RY E.. red daughter of the late Addison and Jennle Washington, Funeral froin the cherel oald Dot Kave of ins & Robinson, 1500 T st. n.w.. NDMA AND GRAND September 14, at 1 p.m. Rela- dear toda; ee tives and friends invited. = R mnlw‘lul. Departed this life Sevh-mhor‘ 11, X 21, at 11: .. ence D! but loving remem~ ington, 2 unce 01 es, 1 beloved brother of Ge: Quickiy. e Tl N " "5.’.?,..:’;3""'...; Joln life b 3 siste MARTHA 2 parted this life five years OHAS. F. HODGKIN, Mgr. ct here, causing an esti- | tide, 5:08 a.m and 5:35 pm. 1239 Wisconsin Ave. Phone West €7 of $100,00¢ Tomorrow—Low tide, 13:08 am. Open8 A. M. K Close at 6 P. M. j Louisville Reasons Why You Should Buy Furniture at The Hub—the Home of Convenient Credit Greatest volume of go.ods sold means greatest volume ifi buying power. Volume in buying BBe88SanseseneRs! 3 BERRRRBRLRREERERSES BERBRISI IR RN ERR IR RS BINARIB NS 3 Pplease copy). BROWN. Departed ber 11. 1621, at 9: 1638 Montelio ave. wite of James H. b i . Bro 8 3 E HOLMES, S acras CE, W M T, HOLMES. ¢ £3RZISARIRERIRER NIRRT R AR RS RRARR [ In France, October 1, 48 ... Pt . 8. YLV DUC (ad Clea; son of Mrs. Lucy 3 mother " and _ brot JLowed More than a third of all American| ALSton Va. B MOTITER carpets are woven in Philadelphia mills. g2ssesouEaurpEes HFAR E?gs il I3 g power means goods bought at lower prices, and lower cost prices mean lower selling prices. This is the prime reason why this store gives better values and sells merchandise for less. Zion's pral 4 miss You every. Upholstering TO UPHOLSTER YOUR 3-PIECE PARLOR SUITE u were co gentle iy 10 meet you. W, ELIJAH THOMP- O loving remembray 5 MO N, Who e e one Fear azo today, Septesme t. n.w. Wednesda. ., B iha araveyact monte e . Interment at Fort Li: softly sleeping, Departed th . a ” OHN H. MAIL v Z . 4. ERNEST loving remembrames ier. MARY ANDERSON L us oue year ago today, g : ;. and R sts. n.w., at 3 p. Ve 8 . . -De Your . Made e 1 G s LooseCushion, SpringSeat, 3-Piece 17 Fumniture % [l s oo B New Vanity Dresser Bedroom Suite, Overstuffed Library Suite | American Walnut or Mahogany Finish SIE A. FLOYD, MAUKICE JOSRPH way frem September 13, are 25 per cent lower than any other concern in Washington. New York Upholstering Co. 619 F St. N.W. Phone, Write or Call Man Will Bring Samples Phone Main 3687 SMITH. - aln sad b MORRIS. ~Saturday, September 10, 1921, al,” WILLIAM. the belbved in E The picture hardly does it justice—you should see it dipslayed here This luxurious and finely constructed suite at the store in order to appreciate the b is covered in tapestry, over resilient coil $ .75 and quality of each piece. Pll)\lote the largee;::ir): 00 springs; pillow arms, restful seats and wing rored Dresser, the Vanity Dresser, the Chif- A ag little ‘som, bas called away. backs: 6-foot Davenport, Armchair and Rock- forette and artistic six-leg Bow-end Bed. All er to match ....... four beautifully made pieces for............. ute to the memors of o entered into eternal Soek September 13, 1917, parlors of at_ 2:30 p.m. 1921, funeral ;of Brother W Morning Star n His tender pity nother's prayer; tal »iand prayed £0 1o live with Christ hes for the (Including War Tax) LURAY, VA. Sunday, September 18 The Opportunity to See the Wonderful LURAY CAVERNS Special Excursion Train Attest: WILLIAM H. TOLIVE PARKER. Departel t and woe, « with Him in the heavenly Why Wait Until Buy Your RUGS With Today’s Prices So Low? Felt Base Linoleum ‘We have a host of high-class warm, color- Large quantity in a fine assortment of Drop-Leaf Table Solid hardwood con- struction, natural stained finish. Makes an ideal breakfast sorrow never come, and love. VULED DAUGHTER, ELENORE . grandchildren. one sister Telatives and friends. Fus o'clock from the Vermont Avenue Chareh. Though you are gome. you are not forgotten, Your place can never be filled, We will keep your memory sacred Till our hearts in death are stilled. e of love to the memory. 5 bihand, WILLIAM H. \A’Hn!‘. (1 threc years ago today, September “Red Seal Congoleum Rugs ful floor coverings for your immediate in- table. Specially priced : il 7 3 s CERIE & HIS DAUGHTERS. 14 p'attcrn:. spection, and the prices at which they are 9x12 Aft. (slight im- for Monday, Leaves Washington 8:00 A.M. s,m,,:..,: 11, 18 e A No rem- offered, linked with the convenient credit | Perfections J SRS Ty 25 forin T ot Torgee ; . M. coming years, naute g 49c terms, will surprise you. n the $12 48 2 el pei s » ¥ print) ... 1 SaestiN POWELL. Veterans of the W —_— LJ Balh'more & Ohio ll‘.n;;:ll“m life Sunday morning o t the Casualty Hospital. e aera el B hate FUNERAL DIRECTORS. worid war. He leaves to —_— 5 Powell, a. J. WILLIAM LEE, Fuveral Director mer. Livery jn connection. Commes and mother, three 04 e brothers and many 1 may be viewed at his late T . until Wednesday afters Room-Size A xminster i _RUGS, 8Ysx10"; Feet. . ’29——55 ‘ Room-Size A xminster RUGS, 9x12 Feet . . . 334——{5 9x12 Wool Velvet or | | 9-Wire Tapestrv J> 328-75 j Brussels Pags Timothy Hanlon™ /641 H ST. N.E. Phone L. 5548, Wool Finished Blankets 2 e REED. Departed thix 1life ber 11, Frank Geie.r's Charge Them to Your Account Tl mevt . D, ntonad imsiane rank Gefer mgg_fitgk ] Moderu Chapel. Teledhone call, North 538, JAMES, T. RYAN, | e u;u: AVE. 8.E. ra Chapel. Lincela 168 ROSS. Saturday, September 10, 1921, at St Frivats Ambulances. abeth's H- vill, HATT] S Livery in Coonection. 155 e e e b epsied ot secriot | "L 0 R PEAREGC D . Septembe 2 1208 H_STREET NWe R - (FORMZRLY S40F . : PHONE MAIN 108 P Selativon and’ friends 4,31 ARSpeare~ CiNichols_W:BSpeerd terment private. MOURNING BLACK SMOOT. On Tueatas er12.! 0. B. JENKINS CARMACK DRY CLEANING CO.| 1=l a bie ioiencs, S22 T S st | Shone atn 4 yed Wi 2 ours 2 Thursday. S o 3 Py Dupont Cjrele, Fr. 5232 Ly e . Curremen | WM. 1L SARDD & = = i 18th St. Col. cemetery. at 2 p.m. 14 412 H st. ne. Phone Lincoln 634, SPENGLER. October 5. 1918, in the Rois de Modern_Chapel. _Automobile Fuperals. Sept: "Three special lots of perfect Blankets; dou- ble-bed size, in white and gray. Right out of regular stock. ¢ % Brussels Stair . Carpet, Yard . . 790 NS, 27254 Wool $9.95 | Velvet Rugs offensive) e ATy e Quick. Dignified and Efficlent Servics, Clean your{qbs,boMfi 0| o | W, W Deal & Ca brassnickel and porelain : : : ol ’ 3 t 3 ith PREVENTOL:; HES PRSI e o i o D WITH TE: 3 wi - ] reedmen’s Ho T S ESTABLISHMENT, o father and a host of friends. Thone West 9§, S O V. L. SPEARE CO. Prevents Maths; S F, ) Joscph F. Birch’s Sons (\BREVENTOL : < = ,2..,,,1:.‘.:‘..'1. Jite o, .\lflm' : 3 AN UNER T ay for It — You ;M sters, thers, :m:{rlmum 13034 M St. N.W. Ectablished 156, X O o2 G e We specialize in designing and erect. Al 2 ing memorials (monuments and mate WEHITE. Departed this life Stnday, Septem- |soleums) of quality and character. ber 11, 1921, BLANCH Genuine American Walnut or Mahogany Veneered Dining Room Suite A real artistic suite in a popular period de- sign—made to give complete satisfaction.-- It 1 : 7 o B L L Wit 'Fu.| A representative wiil call by appoint. T cien | ment with portfolios Sf designs and suge Davis (aunt), yrtle st 2 Reptember 14, at 2 p.m. | gestions. 3 A moderately priced suite of three pieces— Table with drawer, Armchair and Rocker. The I 9.‘ he, sad and lonelr, . D s e somiling Fats, THE J. F. MANNING CO., INC., And yowse left us to rememin: 214 Fifteenth Street. None on earth can all yovr place e 2 Though you are gonc. Tou see not forgotten, | CEMETERIES. Your place can never be fille —_— e rill keep you A o beacts o Geath T |~ Cedar Hill Cemetery 2 XOUR LAVTE i Chapel and Vault—Non-Sectariag AN MEWOmIAN 5 < Perpetual Care of Graves of my dear o Phones L. 952 and L. 4386 5 seats of armchair and rocker are covered in good grade imitation leather. Have It Charged. eonsists of a large Buffet with mirror, Serving Table, double-door China Closet and six-leg extension Table. Underselling Price. In loving remembran husband and our devoted fathes M. CHASE, who departed this . ber 13, 19%. . 3 The chair wherelo he used to sit recalls the [ . ¥ @ The Fark Oeme ok Come - ! o ng ather . § 4 lled with fun he . and oh, % 3-Piece Bon-Bon Dish v o 3 S B g e e Lincelnz %55 1 1 H oblem: rave with 2 P17, ') / Nickel finish, filigree pat- 7 = “"_:,";c,f‘:gf',"s,,'; ';,,',‘::,“,; s ‘d LS ueen tern, only 2 o\ 4 7€ mins. the voice. forever wilied. We little fl\l!l)’ellh lml'dmntl‘h dh! aid to oth thway day by dn -— s How mich ‘of Joy he brought 1o Appropriate Floral Tokens Cooker 59c Gray Enamel Ware much of care he brushed away x B orouritare "ot Tifa: we. fni Washington Floral Co, 1 - re o life. ! now' mny‘ burdens we wer nTM by him 14th and N. Y. Ave. Mals 108 i bans XY Ave. Malo 108 tho was kind. ! e R b e dena. tuey| SUde Bros. Co., 1214 F Sty But e ore ekt than before Who ' still AT S teutive —inexpepetve. Yo B LI, R et o T THE FAMILY. * R T GEO. C. SHAFFER "™ tite today, Seplember 15. o g it Joars ago today. EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS L e B e K i) °F| at MODEBATS PRICES. soul. A