Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1922, Page 18

18 $10.00 Bowl— Complete as dertul fixture f Half-Price Sale ELECTRIC and GAS FIXTURES Artistic, Beautiful Light- ing Fixtures at Manufac- turer’s Prices Save One- We Do Wiring Let Us Estimate Convenient Terms If Desired Make Your Home Better (7o =il be delighted to know how DR cur Sleethot - it our lay rooms apd let sur and latest or Pinl = 1%, Ninth Street N. W. . Phene Maln 512, We Save Yeu Half. Open Eveaings. Fiztares shouwn: Pembroke Bath Penwood Lavatery ashington ‘We are to proper- fixture or light- 'w you the best In "eleatrical lghtiog -White, Blue k— - fllustrated. A won- for your home. that will add besuty to any room. $4.95 BRONZE MEMORIAL International Rotary to Dec- orate Tomb of Unknown Sol- { dier at Arlington. Secretary of War Weeks and Secre- tary of the Navy Denby will t1 sur- rounded by United States senators from every state represented in the fitth district of Rotary when they accept the bronze memorial wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldler, to be presented by International Rotary at Arlington on Sunday, Merch 26, ac- cording to announcement made by Fred £. Lincoln, director-general of arrangsments, last night. Invitations will be extended to these legislators this week and, in addlf more than fifteen Rotarian members of the House of Representatives also will be asked to participate in the ceremonles. Crawford W. MeCullough of Fort ‘William, Ontarlo, Canada, president of International Rotary, wiil deliver the presentation address, and brief re- sponses will be made by the two above mentioned members of Presi- dent Harding’s cabinet. Committees Hard at Work. Committees appointed by the local Rotary club to look qut for the com- fort of the more than 3,000 visitors expeoted have been hard at work for the pas. week whipping things Into shape, and according to reports made at Rotary headquarters last night nothing will be left undone that might add to the enjoyment of the guests. Richard Murphy, chairman of the committee supplying automobiles, re- ported, however, that more machines ‘would be required to take care of the _| visitors, and he suggested that values as goon as possible. Mr. Murphy said that fully 600 cars would be needed to convey all to Arlington on the day held at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Hour for Organ Recital Changed. 1t was further announced by Mr. Lincoln that the time for the organ recital to be given by Harry Edward | Mueller at First Congregational Church the night of the Arlington exercises had been changed to 9:15 o'clock, instead of 8 o'clock, as orig- inglly stated. This was done, Mr. Lincoln said, to allow the visitors sufficient time to enjoy the sight- seeing trips that are to be arranged for them immediately following the presentation ceremonies. Following the organ recital Rev. ‘| Jason Noble Plerce of the First Con- gregational Church and Rev. James A. Freeman of the Epiphany Church will deliver addresses. Harold Brooks, chairman of the ball committee, reported that rapid strides had been taken to make this closing event of the three-day cen- ference a success. The dance will be held at the New Willard Hotel on Tuesday, March 28, and a brilliant affair is predicted. Retary Ladies Busy With Plans. The ladies of Rotary are busy, too, formylating plans to entertain the visiting women of Rotary, and at a meeting held Friday, with Mrs. Philip Herrmann, chairman, presiding, de- talls were gone into and the program that will resuit will doubtless make every minute of the visitors’ stay in the city enjoyable. Edward L.- Stock, governor of the fifth district of Rotary, has been checking up communications from the fifty-two clubs in the territory, all of which promise large “delega- tions to the conference. Mr. Stock said last night that the largest gath- One WREATH AS TRIBUTE| | L streets last night. He was taken to Emergency Hospital and treated for injuries to his back and ankle. Jack Norwood, colored, eight years old, of 220 Florida ave- while riding a bicycle, was of the ceremonies, which are to be! AUTO THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0 MARCH 5, 19%22—PART 1. WIN POEM PRIZES. HITS POLICEMAN. |grmea sna_ operated by Benjamin s |Sacks of 2504 Wisconsin dvenue, ace at street last night. 6 Was Several Othor Persons Injured in |Place at? Emergency Hospital for in- | treatment in Accidents on Streets. Policeman Joseph Basaford of the second precinct was struck by an automobile owned and operated by Azel M. road, at nue, knocked taxicab eppard of 1401 Columbia o intersection of i4th and |G twenty- H down by an automobile ering of Rotarians ever assembled in Washington would be here during the conclave, the business of whicnl primarily is to nominate a candidate | for governor of the District, who will be elocted at the forthcoming inter- nationgl convention of Rotary, te be held at Los Angeles, Calif., in June. Other business pertinent to the clubs of the District also will be discussed. WOMAN DIES AT 104. Told Forty Years Ago She Could Not Live Long. ZION, TlL, March 4—Mrs. Delia King, 104 years old, died today from influenza. More than forty years years ago she was said to have con- tracted an incurable disease and was told Ima( she could live only a few “months. . | Mrs. King was born in St John, N. B, January 23, 1818. Her living descendants are nine children, seven- teen grandchildren and fifteen great- grandchildres.. - of Many people interested in purchasing ' plumbing fixtures have the impression that plumbing showrooms are for the trade ouly, therejore hesitate to visit them. The ‘Standand” showroom is your show- room. It is maintained permanently so that gou may study fixtures and select those parti suited to gour needa A visit will put you under no obligation. Showroom 200 Southern Bldg. \ ] finm_umunmmgumunm_x_mn T H ';"oday’nm \ 512 Post THREE OUTS TANDIN& FEATURES OF‘ THIS FURNITURE 'REMOVAL SALE 1—Just What You Need for Your Home NOW 2—Actual Savings of 10% to 60% from Former Prices Juries to one 3 dolph Powell, colored, forty- seven years old, of 1620 was struck and knocked down by a of th ice, operated by street southwest, last night while at, the crossing of Wisconsin avenue and M strest. He refused medical attention, according to a police re- port, and went home. Leon Papas, thirty years old, of 43 street northeast, across New York avenue at 7th street, AVE IT CHARGED IF You wisy =t s AR NINTH STREET 1o, 33d street, Northwest Taxi Serv- R. W. Sasnett of 40 ‘while walking Co. was struck by an automobile operat- ed by W. O. Hildebrand of 1379 Po- tomaa avenue southeast Emergency Hospital for and physicians stated his lnjurleei consisted of bruises and cuts. SEEK ALIEN DEFRAUDERS.’ DETROIT, March 4.—Detroft and ‘Wayne county stithorities téday. put in motion & country-wide seatch for f“ J. Binkula and eged in warrants to have defrauded alien fesidents of this city of approximately $1,000,000 | 8¢ in questionable brokerage operations. He was lidebrand’s machin he Wrifedy t P sonnet_entli Second phiz x associates, al- | hye, sued last- night LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS Mss. Alice Hall's “The Future” First in Writers’ League. Hises for.the Best poems contributed . 18 She contest recently conducted by g Lengite of Washington have bom a1 188 a5 foliows: *“The Future."” 5—Miss , entitied “The Triolettes", gl-_ Lege, ¥Mosaie,” and Mrs. ll‘nzflttiwflth, “The Rose of the The next poem to receive honorable m—II—IIIIIHII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIMIllllIlIIIHIIIIIIII league; dard, Alice P, Hall, a | future. Isabel Good- ANVE T H More Sale NINTH STRE Today's " 3—Liberal and Dignified Terms of Credit This New Divan Fiber Suté e Exactly as shown, is unusual in design and extremely attractive. this sale at.... Three-piece Gray Suite, consisting of Settee, Armchair and Rocker. Former price, $98. Removal Sale price.. Three-piece Natural Reed Suite, with spring seats. Former price, $127.50. Removal Sale price.......ooevueeunneennnnnn A A Four-piece Reed Suite—Settee, Armchair, Arm Rocker and Center Table. A very attractive suite and a comfortable one, with spring Formerly priced at $175.00. Sale price seat and removal cushions. Davenport Table A_most distinctive piece of furniture. —of polished antique mahogany finish. Priced at— $27.75 An 'Iquflént Sale of MATTRESSES Extra Special—Fine Qual- ity Felt Mattress, size 4 feet 6 intyches only; covered with ex- sl ‘-l .50 $7.75 All-Hair Mattress. Excellent quality, covered with fine grade Art Ticking. 7.75 cellent quality Art tickihg. Sale price ,comnsneess . Simmons All-Cotton Mattress. Ex- cellent Quality Two-tone Ticking. All sizes. Very Special Sale price Another Very Special Value at Breakfast Tables Round _Table. $27.50. Mahogany Table. Former- 1y $3250. Now............. M y Table. Former- 1y $60.00.. Now . Mahogany Table. Formerly $69.50. Now..... Formerly OW. ceesnvny The large ;divan, armchair and rocker are fin- ished in the vari-colored Mogul effect. spring seats insure comfort. The price is very special for . ] 3 b e P 48N $17.75 $22.50 $36.50 $45,00 Marshall cushion Save Money on CARPETS $1.49 Montgomery Tapestry Carpet.ceeec.... 9SC g Bue @ 49 Lomengyiy B i T vt et $2.98 Foyr. Closet, at $250.00. Now.. 5 iuummu_|mun||umn’u’mu“mmmlumu[nfiu'u“uflm|nu|||ul|||| R e $05.:50 $79.50 $97.50 $127.50 HAVE IT CHARGED IF Yoy NIN Anne Desk —in Mahogany —is just suited to the re- fined home. Formerly $82.00. Sale price, Other | . Desks ‘Walnut Flat Top Desks. Formerly $48. Now $29.50 Mahogany Co- lonail Desks. For- merly $73.50. Now $45.50 Need Portieres? You Can Save Money on These Specials. Mirror, Chifforette, Vanit carved and finely made. This Handsome New Bedroom Suite as illustrated, is an exceptional suite in both appearance and craftsmanship. It is finished in mahogany, and comprises a Large Dresser, Large Chifforette, Semi-Vanity and Bow End Bed. It is an excellent value at the regular price of $600.00. Sale Price....cccoscasassenrsensrsesoasssene Four-piece Walnut-Finish Suite, consisting of Dresser, Chif- forette, Bow-End Bed and Three-wing Dressing Table. Formerly sold at $180.00. Now..... cscssenaes Four-piece Windsor Suite of Rubbed Mahogany finish, consisting of Large Dresser, Gentlemen's Chifforette, Full Vanity Dresser and Bed. Formerly $275.00. Sale price.. oo - Four-piece French Walnut Suite, consisting of Dresser, with Large Table and Bew-End Bed. Handsomely ormerly sold at $900.00. Now........... Green and Rose Portieres, with fringe top and bottom. Formerly $13.50. Sale price......... Old Rose Chenille, with silk edging. Regular price, $20.00. Sale price........ Royal Silk gnd Chenille Portieres. Former price, $22.50. € PRICE.agecos qpasanssanscse Double-face Velour Portieres, in all combinations. Former PPU6ecnacnenscossescsacceacareansananes price, $70.00. Sals | iece Mahogany-Finish Suite, consisting of Buffet, China nclosed Serving Table and Extension Table, Formerly s Four-piece Quartered Oak Suite, consisting of Buffet, China Closet, Extension Table and Serving Table. Formerly sold at $450.00. Now Ten-piece Queen Anne Suite, in American walnut, consisting of 66~ inch Buffet, China Closet, Serving Table, Round Extension Table, Five Bide Chairs and ope armchair; Upholstered Farmerly sold at $475.00. WO <vispsssassoiossss o sens oosesese URNITURE C%- ULI!US LANSBU o srsamsecamsesmmtineettes with Leather Seats. Wisy RGH]| STR I llPl!IIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIW' ] This Queen Anne Dining Room Suite is sketched from the Suite. It is of selected Ameri- can Walnut, consisting of Mirror-back Buffet, China Cabinet with fret-work, Inclosed. Server and. Round Ex- tension Table. Formerly $239.50. Sale price.....,... 1782 % $189.50 $229.50 $399.00 “e, 450 mention in the contest was one Marcare M Borr 2 ret Y. . mjudm of thie contest were: Prof. N. B. Fabin, former president of the Mrs. resident of the International As- n‘-’dflvflfln of "1"&1: 48 the other 18 being — CHARGED IF You wigyg ULIUS LANSBURG $7.75 $15.50 $42.50 entitled by Miss ence Jackson Stod- dari a rald on the home of ~ m:dhl;!r’vrer'nfi‘lohnwn. 1619 1ith street. licemen D. C. Murphy and PPooa lc:mm:de the raid _ The mash and still were confiscated. TR 1449 $124.75 $219.50 $575.00 Phone Stand and Stool In Fumed Ozk finish and very ... $3.49 priced at.. Excellent Values at Reduced Prices White Enameled Beds. Formerly $7 75 - sold at’$1500. Now....ceoseene.. Simmons Old Ivory or, White Metal Bedto Formerly sold at $14 fl) R150. Now,.,oveeennnnn seecscons b Continuous Post Old Ivory Bed. Formerly sold at $2575. Now.... $15.50 $18.50 $19.75 $21.50 Englander Old Ivory and White Beds, with spring. Formerly Sold at $25.50. N OW.eeeoepsooensannannns Simmons White Enamel Metal Beds, with spring. Formerly sold at $29.75. Now..... evescons S,immon‘s Full’-;Si:e %[aal “Befls. wit] 3 ‘ormerly sold at Simmons Square Post Metal - Chiffoniers oy s500. Newr $15.75 $22.50 Waln; merly _I, $52.50. N Fo Chiffoniers. For- .50. Now.......... m 1 (T TIVATEFTTIICT SEIZE 30-GALLON STILL."} Police aiid @Fy enforcement agunts seizsd a thirty-gallen still whieh, had been hidden beneath the floor, af Art and Letters, and Mrs. | galion of corn whisky and 100 gal-| second poetry contes® held | lons of mash yesterday aftermoon {{‘, Jenwson | was released on bonds after charges in( manufacturing and possession of liquor had been preferred agains Miss Ads J. Townsend, expert typist, | him. recently appointed tipstaff of the | Chester county, Pa., court, is the first woman in Pennsylvania to held such an honor. Revenue Agent F. E. Helm and| Tiquér.