Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1921, Page 7

) Solid Mahogany F e eI mony to the items in the estimate|ing the disposition of the question of DIED. irted this life don nm 2:: 'elock s James pl e e ¥ & MARINES HURT IN CLASH. Three U. 8. Men in “Fiesta Day Brawl” in Nicaragua. & T o, [ e e S TNy w0 onv acewrsLOW PAY DECLARE e T LIBRARY HANDICA days have caused landslides.and rail- |do further damage. Further Move to Make White ight District “Dry as a Desert” on New Year Eve. E L e PNEW YORK. December 13—inety|Dr. Bowerman Asks Higher | | tederal d bl o announce the opening of [ | sna rate pronibivon swenin| 0y Hearing Before |navy Department today said. The clash also resulted in the kill- | | sale raia in New York's tenderlot a new B A N Q U E T district last. nl:h‘c'. nror:ltln‘fll‘hl.rrno: Subcommittee. ing of three native police and the Persons and summoning ten restau- wounding of four others, the dis- ROOM. Well suited £ rant and hotel proprietors for viola- | Service at the Public Library is al- |PASER R0 | L. 10 iortea “grazed . suite or tion of the prohibition law. ready suffering seriously because it 18 |on left flank,” and Corp. Frey and the'dath year | Jack Estes, federal agent, declared |impossible, under the salaries now |Private Owen shot in the leg. The legraps that he and three associates have latter enlisted iy the Marine Corps u’ Company. o M Pk EXCLUSIVE DANCES been gathering evidence n the “white sranted, to retain efficient employes, | (1% SIISLel 4 light o H | Three American marines, Sergt. Lee Henry of Louisville, Ky., Corp. Ray Frey of Carthage, Mo., and Pri- vate Arthur Owen of Spokane, Wash., were slightly wounded in the “Fiesta day brawl” of last Thursday in Managua, Nicaragua, reports to the An ADITORIAL IVE Glasses! Shell-rimmed ox- Choose a Yuletide fords that add brisk- gift for father, husband, ness to the business man's brother or son from our appearance make flatter- comprehensive display of ing gifts. The same dis- sight aids. If they have tinctive mounting in sil- that are com= ver or in gold is a “gift ly. Mondsy. ~December t his residence. 1708' You st. n.w., beloved husband of Elizabeth D father of Mrs. Gertrude Shaw Donahoo of Birmingham, Ala. Notice of fuperal in Wednesdsy's Fost and Star. this life December 11, S ‘Lalie Gohnuon: 2122 Bih st n.e . nson, HATTIE J. A. SMITH, beloved wi J. A. Smith, sister of Joseph Brown amd daughter of 'Mrs. Sarah Brown. Fi Wednesday from ‘the First Baptist Cl Rev. Daniel Washington, pastor. TAIT. Sunday. December 11, 1921, at Bos- . Mass., Al A spectacles fortable, let us duplicate everlasting” for one vou them in more dressy love. Prices from $6 to frames for formal occa- $27 give unlimited selec- sions. tion range. Finest workmanship goes into every lens and all mountings are of the finest—at or some time. In one and several of the best workers are| Orders were issued following the Sisioal "" MEMORIAM. sited prior to last ni clash. restricting the members of thi YLOR. In loving remembrance of my de- g‘:::.l:?:‘ visited pi to 5] being enticed away from the library stricting '8 Of e :5"" "m""‘,;d'::,‘ % e an! -y"* away ro L2 o3 away o y tive years ago, Sleep on, dear brother, and take T joved you well. but God loved oyt HIS LONELY BISTER. ALICE B. POWELL.® mariic guard to camp and the dis- e employes bragged of ha i ther [8ervice by higher salarles offered | " 13" ef nad followed. ing “protection, hile 1217 iy ST G Street N.wW. GUNNELL. In sad but loving remembrance our dear husband and father. AMOS ¥. Gi NELL, who departed this life one year ago today, December 13, 1920. One year ago, dear daddy. You left us and passed To be with God and his ang That was a sad Decembe! You left us broken hearted And all seemed so dreary, dear, Home 15 not the y.ue, dear daddy, As it was when ven were here. HIS DEVOTED MOTHER AND SON. * PRYOR. Sacred to ta= memory of my be- loved ‘wife and our devoted mother, SARA! THOMAS PRYOR, who entered into eternal it two years ago today, December 13, 1919. “The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken awey Blessed be the name of the Lord.” Forget her, no, we never will, up to make New York “dry as a des-| Dr. Bowerman was before the com- 1120 Vermont Ave. 7 : il | visce & patro elsewhere, Dr. George F. Bowerman BURLINGTON HOTEL [/t ittt s F ey P 0 ST ! | are prc’il’ninuy to'a general clean- |Propriations today. EUMMI EE UF ]5 M. 8980 ert” on New Year eve. mittee from 10:30 until 1:30, going I | . over in detail the estimates recom- The robin and the wren are the only | mended for the Public Library by the birds that sing all the year around.|District Commissioners and by Director All other birds have periodical fits{Dawes of the budget bureau. ofijsilence. Discourage Salary Efforts. Dr. Bowerman endeavored to show in speciic instances the needs for salary increases, but members of the| The Washington conference yester- 2 committee discouraged these efforts v and asked him to confine his testi- day set up new machinery for expedit- for library service. the limitation of naval armaments, Although it was made wlain at|, -, 5 % 5 Nolatart ot the hesting ion ’!he 2t [a “committee of fifteen,” upon which trict bill yesterday that no general |Principal delegates, civilian and naval salary increases would be considered, [experts of the five powers will serve. We loved her , we love her still; ot the District Commissioners in|This takes the place in & way of the Her memory is aw fresh today 3 5 o 5 i the hour she paseed sway allowed to lay before the committee | 01d “committee of admirals,” the naval REY. "PRTOR AND SONS. * repeatedly arguments showing the |experts’ committee. PRYOR. A tribute of sweet remembrance t need for salary increases throughout| It is hoped that through the com-{ the memory of our dearly beloved deaconess the District government if the quali- {mittee of fifteen it will be possible to| SARAH T. PRYOR, who fell asleep in th ty of service is to be maintained. |function rapidly. It will not be neces-| AFins of Jesus two years ago today, Decew . Commissioner Rudolph- said today [sary for the committee of experts to| Utr 13. 1910. s he was well pleased with the sym-|consider all the problems before hav-{ Loved in life, remembered In death’. pathetic attitude of the committee{ing them taken up by members of the MORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH, SISTER EL. angcgelle;r':s l’ha't the ';'.';""{“3' of m; conference, who in the end have all| VIRA, CHAIRMAN. 2 . subcommitee is favorable to deserved |the power of deciding these questions. Increases in salary, but are adhering | The work of the experts and the dele: | SUANDER. In ad but loring romembrancs o to a general mandate from Chairman |[gates will move along together and departed this life three years ago today, De- Madden that salary increases must |considerable lost motion will be avoid- cember 13, 1918. )Iur:. be carried in an appropriation|ed, it was said. The appointment of Dear is the grave where she is laid. ! bill, because they would be subject|the new committee was made on the| Sweet is the memory, that pever wiil fade; { to a point of order. suggestion of the American delega-| Fart of our lives lie buried deep . Under the sod where Bessie sleeps. i Wage Board Head Appears. tlon. HBR DEVOTED MOTHER AND FATHER. Jesse C. Adkins, chairman of the American Group Named. SISTER AND BROTHER. - ninimum wage board, was before the| The American group of the new | REASONER. In loving remembrance of my ommittee yesterday. He explained jcommittee will consist of Secretary| Biece, Mrs. BERNICE L. REASONER (nee o the committee that a standard min- | Hughes, Assistant Secretary of the | Wilton). who died one year ago today, imum wage of $14.50, $15.50 and |Navy Roosevelt and probably Rear r han passed since that sad day 51 had been established in three |Admiral Pratt of the general board One_vear has pussed since that sad d : branches of industry in Washington, [0f the Navy. = 4 God took Lee bome, it was His will. ! including laundry employes and de-| 3r. Balfour will head the British But ia my beart she is liviog still. partment store employes. He urged |EToup. with Lord Lee as civilian ad- 1 di@ a0t know the pain she bore, | Upon the subcommittee the necessity |ViSer and Rear Admiral Chatfield of 1 did not see her die. for establishing the minimum wage |the British naval staff as expert. 1 only know she went bourd tystem and fixing 4. miniman | For the Japanese there will be Baron And aever said good-b; salary throughout the entire District | Ralo; the head of the delegation. and servio ;:::—:3;::;39 PR dear daugter and sister, GERTRUDE, o -2 by 2 ves are yet to be named.| onr dear daughie 5 ";l'ehnemflt\‘l:: O('mf::g‘:enhes‘:fl! ‘i{‘r gt;g This committee, it is expected, wili | ¥ho departed this life six years ago today, 2 5 - | whip into shave the naval ratio mat- | December 13, 18] Even death has a wonderful mission, Though it robs us of those we love; Tt_draws us r surroundings To iong for the meeting above. No matter h heavy our loss i No matter how great our desp Doesn't hieaven seem nearer and brighter To know that our loved ones are there? Our hearts still ache for you, dear, Your loss we wili ever feei: You bore tour sufferinzs with smiling cheer And left a wound thet will never hesl, LOVING MOTHER AND FATHER. Kix years have passed since that sad day, ed away; Man and Four Childrer Among Victims in Boarding House .."lm will, But_in our living still. Tragedy. | LOVING BISTERS, FRANCES AND MARY. ® {SPEAKE. Sacred to the memory of our lov- | ing dunghter and’ ister. ‘RENA KPEAKE, who departed thin life five years ago today, i December 13, 1916. T DAZIE. SIMPSON. 1In sad but loving remembrance of nesota expects to start hearings on ; , the appropriation for District schools | sere: POIR for capital and other ves- bpketoec and also will determine what the ratio of France and Italy shall be. ORDERED T0 TOKIO. Capt. Lyman A, Col(en?f}?)een de- EIGHT PERSONS BURNED Tander-in-chic of the naval toreeen| 10 DEATH IN DETROIT ‘Turkish waters, and assigned to duty as naval attache at the United States {embu!y at Tokio, Japan. . By the Associated Press DETROIT. Mich., December 13.— Eight persons were burned to death in a fire that destroyed their boarding Belt Buckles Torn from the hearts that 1 you, Gone in the best of your di The Heavy Sterling house near RTo‘r-l Oa‘k, a suburb, i e o, - v . hree others, a woman HER DEVOTED MOTHER AND SISTERS. * Ones That Men Like vo children, were badly injured {WARD. A tribute of memory_to love and and were taken to a hospital. where| m ROBERT F. WARD, it was said their chances for recovery v] Yyears ago to- were slight. day, December The death list includes a man named | My _chain has been broken. dear paps Wakeu and his four children. and ] _ The strongest link |as been misplaced: three children visiting the Wakeu| I have longed for a friead like you. paps, family. But « t find one to take your place. HIS LO+ING DAUGHTER, MATTIE GANT. ‘WEBSTER. Eweet _the memory of our de- BOY DIES OF WOUNDS. ' et father. TMANUEL JANES WEBSTER, Cabin John Youth Victim of Shoot- | Can we help but feel 30 Tonely »; ‘When his volce we do not hear? in; i i . For no words were ever sweeter g Accldent While Hunting Than the words he spoke so dear. In Solid Gold $18 to $25 J. K. Duekring Pres. D Howard Walsh, fourteen years old. [ Keep 14m, Jesus, in Thy keeping Schmedtie Bros. Co.. Cabin John, Md.. died at Georgetown | ;Till we reach the heaveniy shore, The Reliable Jewelers University Hospital about 3:45 o'clock ; Northwas this morning as a result of gunshot 1209 G Street Northwést wounds accidentally inflicted while gunning in the woods near his home vesterday afternoon. 1t was reported to police that How- ard and his sixteen-year-old brother John were on a gunning expedition el ;L 2 i jwhen Johmws gun was accidentally ; We’re tired of giving each other a lot of things that we ’u‘é‘f.-:rrdi? b he mhot. taking effect in | pye Yrankiin oase: L . - . J s E. Sh ker, d 13 H Solid Mahogany don’t want and can’t use and we've decided to do ;;,::EE ‘,"h,}";:,:,.i%:;%g‘."E’:‘l":;':’;gsf: 303{",;‘2{' E‘WB "“‘.E,,fif."..." 1801, Martha Washington something sensible—we’re all going together and Pl iboygix asfrurnsd foverito ANamale Servicerm 0% 8 % 5 1L . Fuueral Director buy something for the h ! e and embalmer. Livery in counection. Comme- $18.50 =i i i g o | PISTOL DUELISTS KILLED, | it s 2o Sragisson; w250 Besides being good looking, we can all enjoy it— e Timothy Hanlon 5 s S Two Men in Tennessee Kill Each e y = Made of solid mahog- . not for Christmas Day alone, but:for the whole o SeumETR s e any throughout, with ; Other Instantly. ! Frank Geier’s Sons Co. tray, spoolholders; invis- year. DYERSBURG, Tenn., December 13. 1118 SEVENTH STREET N.W. ible hinges. A fine cabi- 2 —George Ryan, superintendent of the | _Modern Chapel. Telephone call, North 63 ¢ = Dyersburg Milling Company, and Lon-| Established 1873 Telephone Col. 7023. s THE's. 1. HINES'CO. 1 nie Tisdale. participants in a_pistol} duel near the Illinois Central station here this morning. are both dead, each | having killed the other instantly. Capt. James J. Raby, at the Wnsh-! 16 H ST. N.E. Lincoln 8484 ington navy yard, has been assigned | —Avtomobile Servics. Ohapel. to duty with the destroyer squadrons, - Atiantic fest ? Bperre Co 1208 -HOSTRE \ (FORMERLY $§40F “And we've come here to Mayer’s to get it because we want the furniture we buy to stand up under years and years of hard service, and we know that we can expect this from your Lifetime Furniture—besides, 3 you have the best looking furniture, and more of it than we’ve seen in Washington.” W, R._F. HINES, Prop., 2901 th st. n.w. Private _Ambulance. Quick, Dignited and Eficient Ssrvica. W. W. Deal & JOINS ATLANTIC FLEET. Mayflower $8.75 Are Your Feet Having . e —— /PHON This fine little cab- : a Nightmare? ATLEE. Eatered lato e steru Decamber] 4o e Cubiiohols fnet, made of solid out, with sliding tray. venient little cabinet. Did you ever dream that you were{ Arli county, Va.. CORNELIA BALD | e 2 : Bf\lLBY. widow of l“'ll“lm Gardger Bai- JAMES T- RY-W bound so that you could not miove, " 0 Py 2 I f Newport, = while walls were closing in on you,| o7 Winiam Conway Biiley Ses 317 PA. AVE. 5.T crushing, suffocating? ices' at tie home Wed ivate Ambuluues. Why don’t you do the same? Buy a good looking. piece S % —say, a davenport—as a gift, “from all the.famll'y Vour Tect heve that nightmare an| oo vt 77T " to all the' family.” day long if they're confined in shoes|™at 833 N «t. n.w., ERNEST B. nowu:& of unnatural shape, laced against a| Funeral from Immaculate Conception Ch G stifi-shanked sole as if to a board.| [ieonesdsy. December 14 at 9 a.m. o The flexible-arch Cantilever Shoe literally wakes up your feet. It permits the arch muscles freedom to ed 63. y through- . A very con- function so that they gain strength h and B sts. &.w. Wednesday, B and give strong support to the| temier it 2oank Mk tul gy bones of fthé: ar;.h, preTvlelntmg alny Frzder\(-hb;l{:d ylp:r; ;1-;;:"-‘,;\ . 5 Setsieen danger of flat foot. e circula- | BURNETT. af e S e Nem-Sectartan Perpetmal Oare il Solid tion_becomes full and free, the toes| Vi 2 imon Bursett and ] I Beautiful and fitting Sl Mah y sln]| 'mdomé andhyol‘(" flelCt c:mg An:l; J:::.i nday, December 12, 1921, at location. ahogan to life and offer thanks that their|D. 3 onday, December 12, 1021, n. R fa o nightmare is ended. ST S R Readily accessible—on There is no piece ocker our whole body responds to the| Darby. Funeral from residence on Wednes- electric car line. day, December 14, at a.m.; thence to St. of furniture that release, luxuriating in the new sense rck's Church, where solemn bigh re- On Baltimore boule- of comfort and well-being. Come iem mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m. CEPSCSART) adds such aristo- $37.50 in and try on a pair of Cantilevers—{ for the Thonr of his scal. Friends iaviled vard, at District line. cratic beauty to . 4 . 4 see how good-looking they are. . i 13 ()fice: 1235 G St. N.W. your home as a tall, i ¥ This fine Rock- - - EDMONSTON. O Sunday. ' December 11, Phone Frankii 4745. stately Grandfather b Convementl C‘:dar Sheftis . e mahogs Cantilever Shoe ,Sllop § l.:..‘a'l_?g Zi?f‘;"&’.?.?.“?'fi,fb;}fi"fif;’n. Write for lilustrated Booklet. irl's “ t, t oty % = S storas livans Gacale et Sy andiyon e 1319 F Street N.W. lat Blaceasburg oo it MONUMENTS. S 4 - . sortm:n:1 of them. you'll find that a Cedar Chest will make a of‘ "beya:x:f:l o::e- e et puns & mcllll:t 2 :":In":: e —— Of special note is a most acceptable gift. We're showing them S T HENDERSON. Departed thie life on Sundar. | ing m‘mo.l;ll “‘(lg e M":“. X mau. : with and without copper bands—some made uFor P DENDERSOS, son of Lucy Bu soleums) of at - great, tall Grand- ike wi i g estry cover. burled from ' Gethsemane Let us take you to see many speci. fath Clock . 'at like vdzmdow éeat‘s‘—dsnms Ilkehpintea chhetts stry e e oty o thn ool ather locl a —and some finished to match your mahog- $115.00. any or walnut bedroom furnjture. There's . cemeteries. a great, big chest here, too, at $19.75, and lots of others. THE J. F. MANNING CO,, INC., 914 Fifteenth Street. ‘Warwick plag Deiaved hisband of ACKSON _(col morgue. Ui ERATS PRICRS. . - nleas -’i.-.e_ s calied, for by 3 —T\wxogg te Floral Tolés;a : - 14th snd K. Y. - NiA ! 2 2 ; b 1 . lora: : l. .F:lkfll 1 Mayer & 'CO, | BaweeD®E @ | ey | Ave. Mals 188 2