Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1922, Page 19

Grain, Produce JUDGE TODECIDE - |FEPERAL INCOME AND and Live Stock (Te: os should be addressed to Dr. Kieta. in care of The Star. To tecsive attention Live poultry—Roosters, per Ib., 18; x queats o n;:;:’fif'mm- ‘ust be signed. eia's saswers will not Feveal ihe J6eRtity turkeys, per b, 40a45; chicken: g i i epring, per Ib., 32035; keajs,| youn ARTICLE XXIV. Roturns are to be fled ae follow: Industrial Head for Unstinted | $2:5%50255, Towie: 3taze. e SOLDIERS BONUS Woman Jurist Appealed To ~Kkilind rin| . 2 . desirable collateral for loans by Two W in Di In article VI of this , 1 out- vhohsve & come | Atd 10 Disabled or Vice | hiekens soeiiny sheie: ok, per tos Union Central Life esirable : 1. Absolute safety. . by Two Women in Dis- lined the captions under which I pro- | bined net tncome of $3,000 oF over. .10 Dis or Vic 3a28; réosters, per Ib.. 20; turkeys, per Insurance Company ooQur, Firat Mortgage Notes are 2. Reliable security. posed to discuss the revenue act of . By all other b., 45a50; keats, young, each, 60. . = 3. Liberal i ! ip. me of 31,000 or aver. 4 = . 12%a provements situated in the | i income. : ! puted Ownership. * | iy e opted e bt ) °8 OISR S wror | tims' Dopendents. |, fonTo b SR B 10 1t a0 o tamewhy ay Senet | RiiininCu R o it | || foveance spmont tss, 5 Sicing ta - sudemont in Juveniie| Fuigo'or Thia outine was &g folowh: | 1Seme,of, A SF ENSL, 26 BT sonn m. Baerin, presdent of the 415 Fisk ouun, enclen, 5 S, Brashears, Genl. Agt. | | d2ica! to.the, comsreatye - | 1] 8. Protecton” against depre- Court on March 1, Judge Kathryn|C—Returas. 3 the it there I8 mo neét income |National Association of Manufactur- 710 14th St. N.W. offer a liberal return and are at 6 Pr: = . Sellers wil decide tho maternity of | nfiog of Foturns. b5, Inaividuats: 18| 55 8L |\ sband and wie living to- |78 B8 lssued the following state- [ b St W Par overy day in the vear. § Brompt puyment of intcrest. seven-month-old infant claimed ‘by | provides that such returns i be 'who have & combined net in. |Ment with respect to the soldiers’ ad- A 000004000 '““Yn"'flm tarity pal two women as their own, a problem | Made under oath and that they shail Justed compensation or bonus legls: = ? LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICES. 1406 H St. N.W. . Main 4340 All Wealth " Eggs—Strictly fresh, selected, per dozg- | ————————————————— Condueted by DR. JOSEPH J. KLEIN, C. P. A. i on, 44; average recelpts, 4%; ®outh-, (Copywight, 1922, by Jossph J. Kleln. AL rights reserved.) | ” % 43. 7 FINANCIAL 7% | FIRST[7%. MORTGAGES The Sofe:t Security on Eearth Every mortgage is leas than 50% of the market value of the property. '—INSURANCE—- All Lines—Expert Service BOSS & PHELPS, USINESS INSURANCE Get the Rates of the Land constitutes a major, por- tion of the egrth’s wealth. Being the source of all wealt! it necessarily Is the most ce tain and constant in value and. therefore, is always the most | ! | ! 1 i i i | | 00a7.00. 5.,024.00. Grape- T O show specifically the jtems. gross in- that confronted Solomon centuries | oo, deductions and credits. I:n.ii"v‘:.lv EUA y. R b ™ ago. The law empowers the mmis. ingie returns, regardiess of whethor Dormato Mattio is the name Eiven oo l";;e';nlzorg‘.'*:m“;"’.( v returns or combined returns wers | not opposing the most generous and the baby by Mrs. Maria Antonia - plor_years. to ti nited States from aly lasi i1 every Indiv Lett Juy: ®She claims the child was born | 1040-A, as those which the Individual oF '$5,000 £ Situce, southern, per cra 2 h or k4 who were killed or suffered casual- | Cel to her July‘30, 1921, soon after her | !axpayer should use; 1040 was f0r| muse file u return. of your [ ties In the world war. We do, how- |lettu In ue paper of January 10, "'a" under your r, seriously oppose. all proposi- | 3.004.00. Spinach, per bbl. cf lation now pending in ‘Congre: 6.00." ines, 3.50a4.50. Tangerines, 3.50a4.50 4’0""“ X arrival in this country. taxpay ers having To Mrs. Etta Shields Peck of Tux- |Cess of $5,000: 1040-A for &ll other|grijcle VIIL am I to understand your |tions for cash appropriations from . per . sack, edo, Md., the Infant is known as Da- { taxpayers. Thus far form 1040-A has| gxpianation’ of item I to mean 't the federal Tr, Dy to pay bonus cabb-ge.p:on.}%’a hr, r cwt. vid Peck. Mrs. Peck 8180 is claiming | been issued. £ the x of | returns must be made by Individuals|or so-called adjusted compensation | b 0/ Eggplants, per crate, the parentship of the chijd. I we are to judge Jf the York of| having net sales (purchases not con- |as beink Aoclally unwise. an ecofiom- | ¢ 00aS. Which Is the Mother. 080 A" 1t ekems safe to predigt that | Sidered) of 85,000 ot more? ic absurdity and politically preposter- | 3. . Beans, 5.00a8.00 per bask . : it Se A. 1 do not belleve that the com=|oug, BDrouts. 25835 per Quari. Peppers, per ‘Which of the two women gave birth | the board has more than justified its| il ;oner will construe the law so crate, $.00a4.00, to the baby is the problem Judge Sell- | creation. P that kerowly: Insult te Intelligence. Phine bt ers will have to solve. The case was | new form is much sim s (84) Gross receipts from bus! “That tKe millions of young men GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. called before Judge Sellers by the|predecessor #nd _that taxpayers for the year, $1.400: expen: Who rallied to their country's call In| po1 IMORE, February 13 (Special). board of children’s guardians of the | should find it much easter to com- | 3505, ‘exemption, $1,000. Must I filé | time of its threatened peril can have e A e District, which now has possession of | prehend. . a federal return their vot. t the November election, » . X c] Vi returns in uestion, atter hav- 1922, b > § 50 pounds, 3.26a3.8 it g Tor M Pocka bt | me St sy g"u""zm of Intenal 3. :?5.) 1 would greatly appreciate |OF six Bundred aoltarn paganie 350 g | 22 N ests SRS taans T, Castor K ek o the Quarter- | R ot fof ‘before March 16. 1932, | your teliing me it § can deduct col- guarter. beginning ac’ some time in R tioned at Langley Field, Va. to obtain | Taxpayers who_keep baoks of sc | l6€°, oD XD enaes o rting |HEence and outrage upen them mne | Cabbage, hamper.' 1.00a150; a furlough fo come to Washington to | court must file returns in a rdance hile ll\la ing. of decency that, in my opinion, it Restify in the strange case. with such books of account, If the|mys lf,n','m“‘wyf s. defeat for re-election every bookkeeping year of the taxpayer 5 hat cost | member of C ; £ . (86) I 8o roperty that cbs of Congress, House or Senate, . 5 7 horseradis! d f_interest. mprises twelve consecutive monthy mefll 0o, for $8.000 ot an apparent | who supports' thia' Iniquitous meas: [ R T S L eever 088 S The" same courtaus, promot aet ; o constdera - month other u‘\.n December, -the re- | Profit of $1.000. & rece ve $6.000, to! “These moldlers k 1.75. o Rental Agents el before the|cash and a mortg 000, oldlers know that all sums | “Lettuce, basket, 1.0012.00; onions, Toniied Certificates of Title ac- . which I8 occupying turn must be filed on or ¢ | Tun for five years. $1,000 to be -ld[wonld be quickly dissipated: that $16 a3.50; No. ] 405 Eye i o Tats witoe S center of the stage in the two ‘wom- | Afteenth day of the third month £ h on Principal and the bal- |a month, Or 50" comtalatoas,hat $18 | 100 D e bch 268; (bars 1 Eye St. Main 4752 Dasy/each;mots Nithent cost ice dn o e Dossetslon, e roced | The following table B nca Yenis | ance at the end of the term. Mustinot be enough to prova of substan- | s, Borprh's .00 h ed 1 this year income tax on the|tially pecuniary benefit 4 + |~ The Mutual Life Insurance frofm her husband and in destituif | matter: 14367 abparent proft. or @6 I only |must raatis sudy mnen ja 50a4.£0; ¥ The Mutual Life Insurance Chas. D. Sager financial circumstances and with two 3 start to pay the tax the third year.|ed, will re, other children to care for, adver- 3 41t "™ | when I will recelve the first $1,000 of and the members of their familtes by e ora T hon tised the baby for adoption. . [ 15| profit? ncreased taxes and increased cost of 40850, Infant Given to Friend. Sat s £ R LY ,.‘2?.'.‘,5“‘;'; paviat ;'-’II‘ 0;‘!“% prone :!v‘:nl‘ ¢eThese funds mu "A:;l:l. packed, barrel. 6.0029.00 Meantime, the Italian woman turned { Mar. 81 une ”‘o‘“ . aken from the business interests of | 2. 4.00a8.00; bush 58.2.51 the infant over to her friend, Mrs. | Apeil % fotlewing & ipts of the $6,000 mort- Alfonso Dario, at 716 5th street. Then - ° . 3] ime'f receipt) $ - ; age. Mrs. Peck. under the name of Mrs. | ;A% ) o 1 'q‘. (67) If I sell a piece of property “Business recovery and opportuni- 50a4.50; cran Burdens of Taxation. 3 grapefruit, box, 2.5083.5 4.0008.00; strawberries, quart, per crate, P ““The induatries of the country are omis0” Florida orangee, 4.50a |Money lus the present worth (at the | the ‘countey. .00 el 1258250 oy |' Wanted—Men of Character to z 82d Issue of Stock oranges. box, 4.00a5.50; tangerines,|ogices 433 to 429 Southern Building Swartzell, Rheem A Sam & Hensey Co. Sur connectlon 727 15th Street NW. e i Batonn o Washington, D. C. The Nation’s Home Town £2 Years Without Less to an Invastor. “Our First Mortgage 1% “INVESTMENTS” can be se- cured now in amounts of $250 Up to $10,000 Iy absolutely safe form of Invesment Fieldiag sueh & liberal rats Choice First Mortgages $100 $250 $500 Write for Bookiet “S.” It's Free. WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS Safe Investments 1400 New York Ave. Main 98 | | i i i ! [} | i | 0 Age 40 Senc date of birth for illustration. atablished 1565 Amepts over S300.080%60. M. LE ROY GOFF, Insurance Adviser All branches. ’ Room_ 610. Woodward building. M. 840. e | EQUITABLE |; | | | i International Building FORMERLY INTERSTATE BLDG. 1318-1321 F St. N.W. A Few Very Desirable Offices Leit Reasonable Rents vestor. Systematic Savings 1s in evidence on every side. Our books contain the pames of thousands of men and women with modest incomes Who have accumulated substantial sums. Subscriptions for the Company of N. Y. forms of life insurance and nteed by over Gerea Hundred 923 Fifteenth St. N.W. Main 36—Loan Dept. Solicit Business & Being Recelived Mary E. Smith, according to Miss The follewing Xov. 18] for' $5,000, which cost me $5.000 ten |tion for employment will thereby be | SLUT&P. Bucher. went to Mrs. Dario’s home in | & “The following De¢. 18 years ago, would I be taxed s 2 per | materially delaved, as all our people : 12 answer to the advertisement and had | et 31 g cent-per-year depreciation as profit? |know business is now struggling un- |, CHICAGO. February 13-—Potatoes the child transferred to her without | 3ot - _The following Ma: A. No. der_excessive burdens of taxation. firm; receipts, 76 cass; total United the usugl legal ceremonies, and took “This additional burden may prove |States shipments, 697 c: e it to her home in Tuxedo, Md. traw which breaks the in- |macked round white, to be the PSR o, My Aenee Wi | S FILED OF VICTIMS |W. R. & E. IS UNDECIDED |shngrul"sinals B ewt. “With- the except| £ thr , | sacked mound white, nected with the American Red. Cross ptionto ¢e atates, every state in the Union has passed [ Minnesota do., 1.70a120 c ‘z?epr':fl;ehfifnng"ffisr?;’:g' A;rar}:ezou OF KN'CKERBOCKER CRASH ABOUT MOTOR BUS LlNE l‘glll::,l:fi ‘vl:tlellr.;nt'o .".’a.".’ii‘f{,{}.‘,’.‘.fi ;.‘z%? “"::d“chd i v ditions under which the child w: or benchts of boma ki i housed caused her to make an in- ‘A numb .3 Lt h - vestigation, and_subsequently render |Late Chauncey C. Brainerd Leaves | No Definite Plans Yet Made fOTp,riited s total of 336 ‘g“.;‘;’;‘;l?pl';‘;_ BALTIMORE, February 13 (Special). relief to Mrs. Peck and the bab; 5 dier bonus payments. urkeys, pound, 40a45; Miss Bucher sald. *Miss Ferriter also $28,000 Estate—Louis F. Val Operating to Georgia oa L Szelvewtayturkeya vl eraked | mad i o P % 8, a3b; e ooy am S e e entine Will Also Recorded. Avenue. With the New York Stock Exchange | Proasts. 30 youne ehickens,, g0n 0 thin and whi mitted havi dopted, 5 clos on account of President Lin- tH 1) d white leg- the Infant now n her possaseica wud| Chauncey C. Brainerd, correspon.| The Washington Rallway and Elec-{ coln's Dbirthday. trading activities [ NoNS, 2%a%ii small an ; duck: born to her. dent of the Brooklyn Eagle, who died | tric Company, llt became known today. | were confined entirely to local stocks | b = z:. I“.. ozlg.;g?l;!::l.. l.l ad\fifl 5. ickerbocker ft| has not definitely decided to operate ¢ s TS case of the baby was cana tofin the Knicke its’ first ‘croastown motor bus over|'Ofar o o e blgeons, pair, 30a35; guines dren's coecatans ihe beard of Chil- ) gcording to & the route laid out by the public utlli-| wegtington Raiwey each, 30a60; dressed D 5 to the Children's Hospital In Decem. | Pate of his will filed today. The petl- | tice commisslon. . .o 1. commis. preferred sold at 86, while 100 shares | § ister, Adella B ber to be treated for an afMiction ot§ 410 18 signed by his sigter, ACCH sion differs trom the line as requested the skin. Immediately the board be- | Glibert. ‘of Plainfield. N. and an official of the company maid |9 8an an investigation, and subscquent. | Nis, sole heir and who asks that Jet| {icl company was considering whether | _There were also thirty-five shares of | 237" s 1y had the baby committed to its care | 1478 of AAMINLINEON. WL e Cnd, | to operate the line suthorised. A | Washington Gas Light stock disposed | *"Eo8s” 1/as off native and nearby, by Judge Fillmore Beall of the circuit | Y2 eac s Sinaott. " decision will be reached following a|of twenty-five of whi 14 at 49% | nrate: dozen, 41; Youthern, 40 court of Prince Georges county. Arthur J. Sinnott. meeting of the directors Wednesday. en at 49. Two shares of Conti- e ehmmery, fancy, pound, 38 Legal Battle Begins. of the wiil of his wife, Edith E. te ‘east and west on' Park road |Shares of Lanston Monotype brought ; rolls, 20a2! 13N Eeck s begen ineny vagpl | Brainsgagit,s il o thg Qlssiar | o e Pledaansirect to”Georal i1, 384, Mefn st SF Merennihler |21800% e Ty S, 2038 o of the cl 3 he | is 3 S % case was first salled in the Juve:n: Jacobs of Mount Vernon, N. Y. Mra.|8YERRE =\ i ointed the request plp the bond market $9.000 worth of | process butter, 28a30. i Court January 18 and has twice been | Jacobs also asks that Mr. Blnnot B | ior "wes:-pound busses, but stipulated |Polomac Electric ‘generai refund 7a) CHICAGO. February 13—atter postponed. Testimony _ develpped, | permitted to administer the es that east-bound busses would have to|FCre, d m o ;a‘ooo of whie (m:hnnlcfl.s _cnln;erdys AR however, ‘according to Miss Bucher,|Included in the wife's estate are|iyvei'by way of 17th sireet to Monroe | BTOUSNT, J0014. and 34, fi,,,“,‘s;;:g ; seconds, 2 ) . Two that ‘tho infants mother s Birs. | royalties on novels written by her of | {208 ", Now” Hampshire, 10 Newton | 8n07 req" hands ohe Sr® 006 ing Toke |ard —Unchanged: receipts, 6901 and _Electric L 35a48; old toms, 35a ] lized in small dencmina- pital Traction changed hands at | 35; ,B2S"1y, & S tion to get high yield, free- 8, fifty of theme being sold after call. 35a42; small slips, 30; ducks, dom of ‘details and —if you consult our loan Similar application for the Drob‘;;v The company asked permission toinental Trust went at 93. and twelve |33 prints, 39 nearby creamer: department. THOMAS P. MORGAN, Managor, / Slmu, 82.50 Pfl Mflfi 4 Per Cent Interest Get the Habit EQUITABLE BUILDING of Investing = 915 F St. N.W. T % FIRST TRUST NOTES Your savings can be uti- Don’t Forget —that Work and Save are only two-thirds of the story. The whole story is Work, Save and Invest Safely. Our 7% First Mortgages offer an ideal oppertunity for the safe placing of funds and yield investors an adequate return. " B. F. SAUL CO. - ABSOLUTE SAFETY Mattio. value unkmown. liberty bonds of|gice:’ to Georgia avenue and thence |at 1051, whils one of the samnocons Among those who identi: $900, jewelry and household eftects! Siuor 10, FCOTEL, | i R baby a5 bclgnsint to ex’r'-afl?.u':: ;‘sl.lg‘l)l\ed at $800, and cash, about | p " ;‘J“‘.:."‘”xf‘,.,.:{‘;.;:,:’-’.“‘:.‘,.“,.’;..;‘\::"” ¥'s $500 58 brought 8914, woman was James Corby and M ,400. not regerd the c 7 3 Dario, both of 716 sth atreet, and Mrs| Mr. Brainerd had life and accident | 1oL FeRIFC Fo (00 Che rate the lin Washington Stock Exchange apeinge, 53, oasters, 15, 8. 8. Mario De Marco, 80' " | insurance totaling $15,000, securities | et on niscion said i the announc 5 2 8 n Wife. Dr. Charies lvs';‘.“:u!l'er:.e Sa 'rf;'ed- about 35,000, cash $3,600 and thirty- | nent, howe: that after the line had ALES, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. York avenue, through ‘whom ., the{seven es of the capital stock of | peentried n experiment the com-| Washington Gaw Ti3s—$500 at 100 CHICAGO, February 18 (United transfer is said to haye been made, | the Brooklyn Eagle, valued at $4,625. | migsion would reserve the right to order | Potomac Electiic g and eef. 7x—$5,000 at | States bureau of markets).—Cattle— wWas not able to identify the child in | Aftorneys ~Thurman, Bulkley and jite ntinued or discontinugtle:: - 100365, 34900, a0 106,781,000 at 106, $1.000 at{ Receipts, 20.000 head; early sales, court, it is said. Quigley represent both estates. _._i. g 5‘8'13".‘:‘&"4 41,96, 35 at 94, 5 at 06, | MOSLLY steady o 3 ill of Louis F.! d et st ! Jugmen the case ls called before| . i ontine. who ajso lost his iife with | BEREA COLLEGE GIVES 5 T s “wenle on Dee! tcers q hington Ry d Flee. pfd.— leavy steers. 8.50; bulk beef stee: resented by Ki his wife by the fall of the Knicker- 25 nt oh e o o hles: DIG-14 at €6, | HeAYY e icher cows and heifers, ington lawyer. As! bocker roof, is .asked in a latll:on PRESIDENT A BLANKET |2 3t % 25 at & %5 at 06, 25 at oa { mostly, 4.3585.75; canners %mlll;:ul;le_m. Counsel Lewis B. Perkins will repre- | filed by his sisters.Belle S. Vallentine R 10a3.75; bulk bologna. bulls, 3. Somiiaion,ar Lieht 10 at 4034, 15 at 493 | {00; stookers and feeders active, frm. Lanston Monotspe—10 at 74, 3 g ¢ Mergenthaler Linotype—s5 at 144 o st 14, 5| mostly 10 to 15 lower than Saturday's 144, sent the District. and Hattle V. Selden, residents of i Pennsylvani: ive 25t Thea " tar. "ains. “petPTeent= | "They ask that Ross P. Andrews ad- Hogs—Receipts, 69,000 head: active, fastly maintained that the minister the estat T Institution Aims to Carry Opportu- |,/ average; lights off most: blg packes 3 4 o t tod, 7 R I il center afitheltugalibat ?’é’; ities eatimated "Fibotiin ai%| nity to One of Finest Btocks coiat TracyATTAR CALL. :g‘,;‘,‘,:‘_?,‘,'“e.?‘;:‘m 9.50a10.00; pigs. = 74 B tldition to a co-operative ownes ‘Wash'ngton Gas Ligl teady to 25 higher. S0 was turned Yover o "a fend, |seriificate for, minetly shares of “the A % Sneep-Receipis, 1900 t Whashington therlands Apartments, valued at tok 4 clation for his|{ Washington Gas 53—8500 at v dy; best grade fat lambs, 'E?':n::"i’f J‘:yd:rfslgf'd-fioufivm' 7000, Attorney M. D. Rosenber, .mA and Dacking In thelr work, Presi-| Mooe—Call Ioans, 5 and 6 per ceat. :;fl’y’ 1450n14.75; medium, 13.50a14,00; fully. “I can identify it by a scar on |appears for the sisters. dent Harding today was presented BONDS. fat ewes in small lots, early, 5.76a its head. They took it away from —— 'w th & blanket made by the students Bid and Asked Prices. 7. according to welght; choice, 68- 1 me for revenge.” I RTH of Berea College of Kentucky. Wii- eders, 13.75. CHURCHES OBSERVE BIRT! and & committee representing the coi- Tel. ana Xelga ol CorTON A llam J. Hutchins, president of Berea, = PUBLIC UTILITY. ey " ])ea g ' 3 OTTON MARKET. po! lege tendered the gift, with the - o7 LIVERPOOL C ths Reported. ANNIVERSARY OF LINCOLN thinks of the facully and student N % LIVERPOOL, February 13—Cotton, The following deaths “report t quiet, price: eady; = the heat deparement Ja.tho Taat ety o A 3 4 aling, 10.27; fully middling, 9.87; mid. i 2; low middling, 8.59; good A mia(h Hoey intareting | Aecvices tn {Mew Teh 7 S eime ta cerrv. the G, and P 9 ordinary, 1.3%; s amson, T3, 2. ave. Avenue Presbyterian Church, |opportunity of mn“k,d“'umlml ‘1 e L3 o 8000 ba 13 nal | Geargetown eceipts, , -+ "' Whers President Attended. lZ‘E :lfan:n:‘ tflt“ -r:‘ "o e found 1o e B o 3 200 dAme;_ch "fi.r;“;“;;-' &Lore&:! very 5 this country. It has been their mis- | Potomac Fl ¢ steady; Febr .50; A 3 ) Vashington CurChet viarerday!fortune to live away from the great | Potomae Eiec. con May. 9.64; July. 3.66; Septembers 9:50; | Luey McCawley. 78, 489 G st. s.w. celebrated the ann! ry, Of| }igh roads of American migration |Eotomac Eleci deb. October, ecember, 9.38; January, Miriam S. Harbimy €5, 155 E st. s.e. the birth of Abraham Lincoln. "The | hisl % o et %o | Potomac Eiec. 9.3 Peter Mattern. 70, 39 Brvant st. life and achievements of Lincoln|and development, and, therefore, 1o|pat. Eiec. Pow. 3L JVilliam R. Croses, 10 dass, 1308 Trving st. | formed the thems in many pulpits, his e nhb:;nc“lm:::;l d!g,':l::m:; 10 the | Wash.-alex. a 0 " Sieason T. Forest, 78, 113 Alabama ave. sie. | Fon haia wp a5 apuilcanls to problems | cent decades. We all know that they | Waahinten POTATOES FROM ALASKA. SR L RS of the present day. are of mnt n:e-r. ?xnd mtz’llmpltrlloue e T -1 PHILADELPHIA, February 13.— a Taylor, Freedme losp.. tl ation an e splen- % 5 g Tucy E. Thomas, 50, 432 Sheridan st. ae. | Ome of the most interesting services | lomenis of tae B3 0% A e is ‘Going | W*i RW7- and Fle. g . 6. 9613 .....|John W. Reeves, former sheriff, who A Presbyterian Church t night. when | among them is thoroughly deserving| pi .. pesity “lfl(‘l'"l:l;g-A)mvs. lives at Cape May Point, near Cape B' h R ed Representative Joseph G. Cannon of|of all appreciation.” Riges Rea .fi'. (short). May, received a basket of potatoes a uths Reportec. . |Diseia teis of oo dmes e malLin | Ap sepes, or,_The Bontheen High, | piferis Wil 8 180 B IEHrwwdaye ‘o rom bla som. oot | The following births have beem reported to | COIN personally. “Uncle Joe" was a M otd Btorsge Be Chester Reeves, who is stationed in twwent ract! ncoln’s | to be held at the City Club this even- | W. Sterage 2 ;::":nllh department i the last twenty-foar :oun:;‘n‘ lawyer in 1858 in Lincoln's el R e A : e RosiTealot A":m h‘"'i’-‘f B. and Eileen M. Byroe, boy. The “Lincoln pew” is kept intact|Gilbert of Kentucky will preside. The PUSIOIETI i, circle. A note attached to ‘he baske J. and Ada J. Whiniroey, boy. at the New York Avenue Presby-speakers will be John Temple Graves, | American Tel. and Telga. 17 told that the potatoes had been dug 520t Anna V. Kie terian Church, being in the same po- | Dr. William J. Hutchins, president of | &apirer Traciton gi; | from the captain's garden last Octo, B 408/ Anna’ ¥ Kieoe:s bty sition and condition as when Lincoln | the college, aad Dr. Jonathan C. Day | Washiaston Gas..' - 2 e D Pnsported ‘more. than 5,000 ilbert B. 2nd Etta Boyd. boy. used {t. 2 of New York. A motion plcture, “Our | orfolk an 3 - Dean D tacs were in §00d con- Winfleld S. and Sadle Madox, girl. Dr. Jonathan C. Day spoke on “Lin- | Contemporary Ancestors,” will be | w: 2 , | miles, the p rd A. and F. Louise Murphy, boy. coln’s Kin" at services held at the ghoun, and Miss Catherine Haley. & dition. ‘-nd'..lfl\..:flbfll;ln A:fi‘bfl“}"‘ri ‘n}. Church of the FOVQ!IIIIC yfil!e::'ly. unlor'n Berea, leading Iady in the | American NK. 0 —_——— W and Ansle i Boywn, ber. | Feo L0 e D O (e Retunbor. | moving ploturs, ewill sing _ballads. | Caplial .. 3 %o |WILL INCREASE ITS CAPITAL. ing ! and anid the apirit of the | Members of the Junior Laague will D1 e CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., February 13. days incoln 1s alive today. satiasiushers: 68 —_Amendment to the Coosa Thatcher 3 charter, providing for in- TO! e g rabing its capital from $5.000,000 to WOMAN SLAIN IN HOME. | SEEK YORKTOWN PARK. |ubertr = $5.750,000, was filed with the county _— 3 T Ty H« 21 court, the I;:er;lse to be in the form Ry . 460 ferred shares. ~ Husband Admits He Shot Her, Mis- |D- A- R. Officials Call on President gfi.m i D taking Her for Burglar. in Interest of ?'vw-‘d Acqulaition. | ™ % gaoer o A REDISCOUNT RATE CUT. Geo: M. ' Ame! fecu: prres 2 William B and #i PITTSBURGH, Pa., February 13— | general of the D. hA‘.“‘R’.. :;"‘::;': Gentinental ‘Trust. 83 97" | CLEVELAND, !'arlr\lalry'lg.o n':':l: Te Shenee S ise A. G, Feterson. boy. | prs, Catherine Flannery, aged twenty- K. Mortle ot Hinneapolis el T Ascount e O Feduced from 5 to 4% five years, member of a prominent| Minh. vice president genera) “and | Wasiagton Jgan tna: =10 por cent by the fourth federal reserve family, was shot and almost instantly | toric spots of the D. A. R., oalled on | commerce and Savi .. |pank ‘I';‘eb:lna-urcv‘ ‘;':- z;:te rl":';gm"c':fn_ killed last night in the apartment|President Harding at the White | East Wi a3 5 20 IVIhtho harged by eastern House today to urge his support of n cide with those charg r in which she lived with her husband | ¢y ""5))> now In Congress making |Security 08 5 federal reserve D‘tnkn. l'l'lu ‘ri-:::lcl‘n and two children. Her husband, J.|Yorktown a national park to be pre the southern and western s Essie Reed, gi J. Flannery, was taken to the police|gerved by the government as a me- 4 remains at b per cent. X L -m;nn for a\;:l-tio"-ll:t. morial to the h ross of e X . H g o The authorities later gave out a rs. Minor and Mrs. Morris pointed " % TN A Wiliiam® and Sadie Webb, boy. statement in which they quoted Flan- | out to the President that, while the | smerican NOTICE R e Otazs G R T B SRR nery as saying that hearing a noise |civil war has been given great recox- 0 ‘Motioe is hereby given as follows: WILL SELL CHURCH RELICS | %3 el Soset ki, i s el B 1 Sl 0 H e e . n elieving a_bu ar iroken | of & sburg - . of el fmo the lv:rnfient'.“hn procured a|tlefleld Park, there h '. been no | National Unfon. “'{' o'la America L«l;\l"e:'l'(:rle“G::: Valuables to Be Seized and Funds [pisto]l and investigated. Bumping in- na T of therwise %o his wite in the darkness he dis- rs, | - 108, "permuant 't the Used for Russian Relief. ens.r‘fsd Shis weapon and fatally in- es, AT i ned in the Notes By the Associated Press. Sur he: formal charge has d in Trea m}um— €ircuiar Number No Y under which the ' MOSCOW _February 13—The ail- | Piaced against him. 138, dat fually lssued. " Tnterest on ‘al om0 : Russian cesyral committee has de- ————’ ed_dlsposed ir | Rorchanss: Trasster & = T Seme 18 then R, ER TR S5 |pOLICEWOMENTO0COSTLY Fin Epeirh iimroso: - BRSO RS T . s ; Pri creeds in Russia and SRR Note Conror o o of a1l 3% per tent Victory | the benefit of the famine rers. | London Chief Says Patrols Will Be DIES FROM INJURIES, sy - {&,‘l. on- Jipe 15, 1823 tad Puemant o the candiesticks, old” cove d ~Abandoned at Once. e il s P e il Wamer 188, the ejewe) ikons, the alices an . % \ ther werl be; Ee-ufl Salvers involved is variously estimat- | By the Associated Press. Miss Emma EHllen Russell, thirty- %o June 15, roth ed. but in the welght of the Precious | LONDON, February 13.—London's | 00F JO4rs 010, 3¢ T street northeast, WOMEN DEMAND TWEEDS. |from reoeus 16, 1023, wii terminate. | ospital erday, her| NEwW' YORK, Febru accordingly cease to be fatefcon- netals and jewels alone is reported| woman police are “not a necessit: weeds i e Twests e, | viety et 5 e - y | death, it is reported, resuiting from and still more t: 9, 1022, aad on {0 total hundreds of millions of dol-| .. 4 ore too sostly to maintain as<a = “,'l’"‘" e an, Kiooked e demana’ By the women” far yDe | Torbiti, {hat eate ae coaversisas of the motes —_— luxury,” Sir Willlam Horwood, com- | Sutk. at N to! ‘streets [SPOrta wear this year. said a sports | ey l'x'e‘t;-n\‘:'mmfln 88 to the presen i orth: Cap! i ta S e wear dealer. The higher colors will ! of 3%, per cent Victory HEARING DATE CHANGED. |1z tonns, atd an o romeit o omice: | 8208 Sient she whsinjures shs ro D favored for summer woar. aithough o’ sy RYOIE U " |bas ol 104,00 3 Zaml e o | ol AR ald 13 Michrasen's arug |i7ier 224 gt il b almost sevSrely &t e lain, the goods an e color bei; ‘WILMINGTON, Del, February 13.— | earliest possible moment, according ;'.%.;.‘fing“!:‘l?o': ohrol;': ‘fii’é.’.',",‘, gtp ded on to give vern”;'.l.d‘ Judge Morris the United “States | to_the Daily Mail .50 _8h6 became 80 muoh - worse | Atmosphere. \ district court today extenged ui London has 100 policewomen, and to the hospita). | (Overplsids are in“big demand, ana February 17 the time for filing affi- | maintenance of this fore s and -Keck and |denlers find they need not go.to tor.’ davits in the application for a re-}£50,000 snnually. The governm. d eign markets to fill average-price, ciever for the Columbla “Grapho- | special economy committee under Sir th h ook- |tweed wants, domestic offerings this phone Company. Eric Geddes, which reported its find- ho &re ‘reported | year being good as any seen from The time for a hearing on the ap-|ings last week, also declared the|to have unekos Miss Russell down |abread, with the exception, perhaps, plication, set for February 17, was|utility of the ‘woman police “neg-|ana Coroner: Nevitt quay held .an in-|of the most exclusive and high-priced changed to February 20, ligible.” v o quast Iater. . ¥ houses. g < B Eriel S50 LIBERTY BONDS | Liberty Bond Exchange N.W. Mortgage Loans 1412 Eye St. NW. Main 2100 BOVGHT FOR CASH. i i 664 14th Strest More Than Interest TEREST allowed on savings accounts and compounded amounts to consider- able. It is one of the advantages that accrue to the Savings Depositor. Safety is really most importa;lt, and should be given first consideration. 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