Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1921, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 192L ~ RECALL WITH EULOGIES |GETS PRAISE FOR STORIES | J. C. BLACKALL WINNER. DEATH OF WASHINGTON | OF BURIAL OF “UNKNOWN" lgets rirst Prize 1 G. U, Law School Debate. Memorial Exercises Will Be Held |AStociated Press, Through Work of easury; John C. Blackall of Connecticut|solieiior of the State Department, and This Aft n in Studio of Kirke L. Bclmp-on. v:::::t\l- was declared the Winner of the first Repre-enu. jve Willlam B-nkhua of Miss Byrd Mock, N e individual in the debats by |Alabama. homas Gardiner of Extracts from lele‘rt!nl. Jetters, a; Hayden of the Junior Fresh: So- nle(’y‘ ‘was declared second best indi- Judges were Arthur J. May, Josepk . Bilbrey, assistant U. 8 alrorney: Georxe llott, registrar of the 8. Hackworth, assistant Children’s Accoun 12 Georgetown f]nlveralty School of Law | Rhode Isl resident of last ni; fio 1‘!1:l qnlileltlon was, Dobll.lll' B e/ yr Iany of this ci : i America. today 1 ditorials, advertisements and mews JResclved, That | Capelle | Many of this city’s most promi- the 1334 annivorsary of ¢he death of| comments o the Rumber' of 137 con- | Sl1 BIUYICRL Jrisoners e ,:},’flsfi t:;{;’g,‘: 5::';'2;. LR L ] Eye Conmort loettio aitsrriorisies: Tose an | orgs Washingten: He died at his|vey the congratulations of news|give 1 favor of the ative, | the reception committee. Comfort Fixtures........... . 250 nent men and women have main- }o5e Mount Vernon, December i4.|papers, organigations and individusls | wpj dofended by the Junjor 2 enly, Syruue EASY Elec. Clothes Washers. . 95.00 'l,’:d‘g B t;l,“m: :nct;tler ::- &?r‘gr n;::'-l a. :ln? H:b:un' !Bavvclle(y. of which % (Been used for demonstrating) | tained accounts with this bank since the Red Cross; Foderal Trade Com- | soldier gent out to member EWAS ,,, g u:,,’ o Lo iz Jols 3 only, 1-H. EI. H.l lm upto....... 430 [f 3 Barilio, oL [ipapats, ot e e atitiad n | el e “1;’"""' Jere High-Cl 3 2t Brass Elec. "B 59 their childhood. Besides the money 5:33:"&'1‘1: uto' the _?u;:::::_gmm utetin, of the o fi:"‘“" su,&; :r"g ; L &:lfl_:g;:; g ass §An mmawfllmfl&mnll Ii'n?::'r' 200 e, W 'ehn 0 _of t roise: h ing that se tun: 1 7-panel Art QGlass Electric Table La 1 they have accumulated here, they Hyrd Mook, u;l Jot strost o : :":f. a7iniog that 'uo “impostungts | peniayly PRI 'F omes 4 1.J¢. stightly tarnished Ei. Standards " 1% this afterncon. A number fn the author ef these two fine pieces Overlooking the Park ished guests have been invitea te 3‘- exercises, which will be epen only toAlnvltod guests. work that the Assoclated Press, con- fr.ry to its usual rule of nmmymu'(i have‘found the experience of having felt impelled to give out the des GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS 1 3 Ay St e « New lot of high-grade mahogany desk, table and floor lamps. a bank account very valuable to sives lor}a;ar;-‘:n:‘?’::fi? v‘-‘;fiv: ";{%e .:x'?h"%rl was Kirke 1. ! Blrbn:rl:l: 8 rooms New silk shades, all styles and sizes. of the southe ederacy, o them during the month. of um‘b'o: and &':::.m"m"‘ ':;','p" n°:‘ picture and 2 b.th. =5 Blectrlc percolators, grills, irons, toasters, etc. < for Louis Pottschalk, American com- | announces that the {nqufries and, z poser; whose death also oocurred dur- shower, double & 1204 G St. mon il We extend the most courteous and Representative B 0. Lowrey of Mis- arage, incosed Co. 616 12th St. - sissippi will dullve! & short address| reflected ‘IOYY upon every unknown he. 1 . 1 d on the life and works of Jeffersan | worker for the Associated Pr eeplng o1 ches, helpful attention to young people an Davia'and Mise Allce D; Tayior, presi: | "3l Ig oniy on ereat ooonsi opén faces, dent and ° founder of the Fab article states, “when A, i t endeavor to make their visits to the Sotosl of Masip, Wil culowise Fulta: | to helghts of besutlful imagery, or it chalk. Mme. Anita D’'Arcy Torgas, score big news achlevements that, loors, excellent a grand opera singer of California, Will| hecause of insistent request on the Tha bank a genuine pleasure to them. All | ZEEME I st T s SRS ew ol e ey . : R ot the most striking recen - & Ay questions regarding the maintenance HELD ON BAD CHECK CHARGE. ::‘ 'g."a..'::ij:.;::azt.i;‘::a{'fi'fi".‘.g %. .:ldsm, gleam! e, dalfl';{:u 8,30 of an account are carefully answered. o1, 355 "Camexon sirest, Alsxandria, | the Capitol and the sntombment cors- twico.n day, P, forimerly & diviglon superintendent (monies at Arlington cemetery.” Both mern and night, . i the omploye of the Southern Rail- Retards decay 20th and Park Road Trom Daltimors and was arrested by d N.W As soon as they have saved a $1 Detectives Bradiey and Keck on & And keeps teeth bright! La/o worthless check charge. ) 1414 G K d B tell them to open an account aheoks tor mems eeaTopatine. mere Il el s ennedy Dros., than $500, which were accepted at a| |8 n,,-.sxgm.w,y local business house. They were made Inc_ . Dore. 1t *to :i"u:efi,l °’§'¢3§$‘ nas o | [3 Owners and Builders The Washington Loan & Trust Co. | e yits iz | 7~ 2400 16th St. Wuhln'tnn Asylum Hospital. Her Glft Col. 7200 Downtown Bank, West End Branch, HURT LEAVING AUTO. ) 801 F Street 513,000,000-00 618 17th Street! Barry Buckley, 1218 17th street, —may well be a hand- alighted from his automobile in front some fur from Bird’s, 4 of his home last night, slipped and & < JOHN B. LARNER, President fell, his head striking the curb and ‘Washington’s smartest | ES inflicting a painful gash in his scalp. fur store. Chokers W Glone tne gash; The *inssfed man| [ Scarfs, Capes, Mantles [| |f Hand t Cafeterias South of New York c o g ured _man probably wil be confined to his home 8 BES antes ANCEomES D Wi o and Coats, in the richest peltry, at consistently MODERATE PRICES. Hudson Seal Coats, $250 War Tax Included several days. Lol 1205 PENNA. AVE. N.W. OPEN EVENINGS DAINTY TABLE OR DESK MAKES AN IDEAL GIFT T SENSIBLE GIFTS REASONABLY PRICED. Eat at the White Palace Cafeterias When Downtown In our large stock are many useful articlés which would make appropriate Xmas gifts and you have the assistance of our efficient and courteous sales farce to help you make suitable selections. A GLIMPSE OF OUR STOCK FOUNTAIN PENS, Waterman’s or Sheaffer’s. ..$2.50 Others up to $20.00 Name in gold letters put on pen for 25c EVERSHARP PENCILS Self trimmed or with collar and cuffs in Skunk or Beaver. Then, too, Exclusive Electrie Lamps, Mirrors, Shades, Book Ends and Quality Furniture, ete. CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. 714 13th N.W. Tempting and Wholesome “Eats” at Popular Prices Very Exgeplional Values at $250 RLRDVEVEVEDVEDEDEDEDEVEVED Cashier . L. Offutt, Jr. in every legitimate way. Welcoming interviews; weighing propositions considerately; rendering REED, BASES, BUTTERFLIES, GRASSES, ETC. COME IN TODAY AND HEAR THEM 6 New Fox Trots! Girders, sills, and uprights Typewriter & Office Supply Co: of steel, welded by electricity o] o] ifl EVERSHARP PENCILS .............. ..50¢ \ “We Pay the War s » fl BOXED WRITING PAPERS, ?:r”box ..25¢ m Tax” on All Purchases White Palace Cafeterias p t & IMPORTED JApArEsE:ag‘;’:fim CASES...50c [ RING MEMO BOOKS, loose leaf................ 75c Three l?}g g'-h St"ezt s MEBARIES . e eesorieeioidh 35¢ ot . Places | ;417 GeStr t o " Others up to $300 = District National Bank ( eef : @ SCRAPBOOKS .. 77l veesssssseenns = G PO , H g L ! :,““S"T"l':i s e $—— Seif Service—No Tips |—— AW A KE OCKET KNIVES ... S mn R W e A PENCIL SHARPENERS . oo, $1.00 . The “Hum” of Busy-ness L4 : St e el e $5.00 SRR AN R l 1922 CALENDAR STANDS. - oo oo 50c i st ! Others up to $10.00 - = n? e ush” of se- . v !} ADDRESS Bool(so.h, ........ ..50¢ 8 P Bluswene;s—pervades the: lp====——== S @ rans er ases thers up to N. H istrict National’s banking 2 cocking L LT e L9 \5« B rooms. It's a busy place— JUST RELEASED i ; LEATHER BRlEFo(;IASES i \Z;:-islamf::: attendmg to the business tif l V. R d X : CARD SYSTEMS AND LOOSE LEAF FORMS | c.J. Gockeler :';:;' = r"’:cs:'t:s;l Be':fii ""f 4 Beautiful Victor Records HEY are “Built-Like- Visit Our Basketry Department—Complete Assortment P Nk Sensbury, E These Are “High Spots” From January’s List A-Skyscraper” too. (FEScsssssssssEssTSESSSTSSTISESLISsssSeEessisetetitsataatatsseteteaseany 722 13th St. NW. 8. decisions equitably and 18852 1 Want My Mammy ... peeriens into one solid piece. No i Phone Franklin 6800-6801 promptly.. i Mandy'n'Me...).-...... Amertcan nuts—no bolts—no rivets— . You'll like the methods 1 More, M i eTployedh—you'nhlike the i1 18825 xll::lx; g:w::. memy:.,:.:{ by no c;-ods—no screvgls‘- B‘tf: ] atmosphere which sur-~ i} § Aprl Showers........... g igid eno to stack to i rounds this bank. It’s mod- 18826 Everybody Step.......... Fox Trett I it ngl'l' ugl: ller b i ernly businesslike:—and Ka-Lu-A-Blue Danube Bluesrox Trot) Orchestra ceiling. oller bearing ; conspicuously friendly. — 18834 Birds of a Feather. .. . . ... rox rrod] AN-sear, i throughout. t Leave Me With a Smile. . . . rox Trot) Orchestra _——Ei Safety Deposit Boxes—$3 to $25 per year ’ MUSIC 50 RIDCEWOOD ORCHARD | iR 3450 per Section Shaw-Walker Wood Transfer Cases at less money. For further information write or phone to- day. Apple Marmalade-Apple Buticr On Thursday and Sunday, when the kitchen is cookless, serve Rnlgl.wuod Apple Marmalade. Make “pieettes” of bread and Valley apples. ~~ Shop Early! i I Use a WEST 84 Taxi! i | That Last At Exceptional Prices Lowest prices ever offered in hlgll-gr.dg Christmas Gifts. A small deposit will reserve any article for future delivery 14-knrat White Gold, 15-Jewel Ridgewood Apple Marmalade is made right in the Ridgewood Orchards, | near Winchester. It has the flavor, the bougquet, the tartness of delicious Vir-{ ginia apples. Fifteen apples are re- quired to make a jar. S HOP in the mornmg to avoid lhe crowds; shop in a Taxi to avoid inconvenience and save time and energy! e ar Taxis by the hour as low as $2.00 Our hourly rates for taxis per hour. Phone WEST 84 re the Aheupesl in the cuty and employ this cheaper. Vou can enjoy efficient taxi better taxi service for all wervice for as low as $200 your needs. Special Rates for Out-of-Town Trips NEW TAXI SERVICE CO. 1140 21st Street N.W. . / / ’ 1y . /7 14 /,/7 /' Aurback, A., 31 Pierce St. Ballinger, E., Wisconsin Ave., Md. ! Borsock Market, 5215 Blair Road l‘onorofl 16 Good Hope Road r‘reedmur\ S., 4400 Ga. Ave. » F‘reemln Bros., 2202 14th St. N'W. uoldln Market, 301 12th St. 8. E. | Hais, J., 7th and C Sts. N.E. | Hais, S., 1300 4% St. S.W. { Waminsky, A., 5th and G Sts. N.W. ‘ Hornstein, M., 23256 18th St. N'W. . ‘McDevitt MarKet, 1020 Girard St N.W. 12 Warder Bldg. * Made by the Ridgewood Fruit Grow-: ers, in their Orchard at Winchester. RICHARD SPENCER PALMER, Inc. Distributo) Washington, D. C.: Priced at; 25¢ $e jar” For sale by dealers listed bflou‘: ;'\‘.\\. Miller, A., Good Hope Road, Anacnfilla Mooreland Bros., 1113 15th St. N.W. Mostow. A.. Tenleytown l’ln:) er.mh Market, 1020 Girard | Rubin Brnn 4716 14th St. N.W. Sacks, H., 900 3d St. S.W. Seigel, J., 3d St. and Md. Ave. N.E. Sherr, A., 233 12th St. S.E. Steinburg & Murinson, 620 N St. N.W. Vigerhouse, M., N. Capitel and L Sts. Wiggiton, M. F., Brentwood, Md. 1 & S v v v H e % French Ivory Tollet Set, $6.50. Bracelet Wateh, hand Semrnt B A e tonneau ar octagon shap 3 Tepair one year free 31&75 st In he iatest stvle §75 gciktee nsbetalas Sh-carat Blue White Stome, 14-Kkt. Solid Geld 15-Jewel $20 set'in the new engraved $150 Bracelet Watch. Special at - 18-karat ring .... 10-vear Gold ed 10-Jewel Genulne Dinmond. <even- “r-"|" Special slo stone cluster. set in platinum ................ tor. . Lay fancy setting: t stone. Sterling Silver Military Sets. ooks like ara’ $50 2 brushes, comb and silk §10 Special .. case ... %(el‘linl ces in silk Solid Gold Link ¢4 1 2.50 Buttons. Choice of ¢ st s c Qunmy 24-inch Rinholiar Pea $11.85 ver Tollet Set. ; $15 Neel kll" Silver-plated Mesh RBagn, $5 in the new shapes......... Gold._or §iiver Plnced Meah Bags. Extra large. Sve- $3.65 chal at ane Sterling Silver Cigar- $7.50 ette Caxe Ry Sterling Silver M ure Set. jeces, silk ca S Dfeces, in silk case, $10.00 w-e-eh Ivory Military Set, Parasols. enarant. - heet silk: fn all attractive col- $5 ors. $10 value for......... JEWELERS Formerly at 432 7th St. N'W. 704 7th Street N.W. HAW'WALKER 728 13th Street N.W. """ Phone Main 7056, 1783 Desks, Chairs, Tables, Filing Safes