Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1922, Page 7

one cay: prave the eMclencs of the Cental work ou OV our work Values "that” distingulsh T of ‘Washingtoniamw and visitors from ali’ parts stimonials of the'r gratefulness to ‘manence of our denial work. Tt of expert, careful dentists that bas been onr recond for, the past 30 years. Terms of payment Shrewhere: bat FINE BAs 52 Tastime "Mualitics, those woarls work _of the expert. ED ‘Thousan: of the world have writtel ns for the character and By Dr. Wreth and to suit. Exami) i one. of My.perfect Suction Teeth| Crowns Not Slip | a: sr Drop—$5.00. Other Sets of Teeth, $5.00 up.| pee Tootn o 4 . Lady and malds nteed for- 20 ¥ ofice in your m 427-29 7th Street N.W. Opposite Union Tea Co. eoninped parlors in Washington. _Fh. M. in Dartmauth activities and well known In intercollegiate circles. In- cluded in this group is Leroy T. Erown, holder of the world record of the indoor high jump of 6 feet 4% inghes. He is from New York city, mouth Mandoj The Big Green foot ball eleven of the college is represented on the musical clubs by M. D. Hubert and M. W. Swenson. Hubert appears both with ‘the glee and mandolin clubs and also plays the piano and banjo, and Swenson is a bass on the glee club. The former is from Yonkers, N. Y..and the latter, Cyystal Lalke, 111 R. P. Bird of Brookline, Mass., ee- ond tenor, holds the world record for the intercollegiate piunge, made while he was in high school. the Dartmouth swimming team that won honors in the recent 3 New K land 4ntercollegiate chumpionship meet. COL. KELLER TO BE GUEST. Engineer Commissioner Keller will be the guest of the Town and Country Club at the annual smoker at tae Town Club this evening. The pregram will be enlivened a number of vaudevili- (o from local th DARTMOUTH BOYS COMING Music Clubs to Give Concerts Here Next Tuesday. ‘The Dartmouth Musical Clubs, con- sisting of the glee, mandolin and banjo clubs of Dartmouth College, H., *he “Barbary RS e 1 known in New Eng- land and New York city, will give & concert in the small baliroom of the |New Willard_Hotel next Tuesday evening at 8:15 o'clock. At I p.m. the same day the clubs wiil enter‘ain the convalescents at Walter Reed Hos- pital. Numbered lmung the personnel of the clubs are several men prominent CASTORIA For Infants and Children InUse For Ovor 30 Yean Tz Bridge Work, $3. 34, 85 Lansburghk ‘& Bre., and over Graad Largest and most thers parole School for Boys, THE EVENING _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, THE WEATHER HITES FOR L. W. PARRISH. '“mm ™ HELD AS BURGLAR. 18-Year-Old Colored Boy Admits Apartment Bobberies. Henry Perry Plerce, colored, eighteen years old, who told the police he was oa from the National where he was sen- alleged tenced three years ago for apartment house thefts, was arrested by Policeman Gordon G. Bell yesterday Bell was on duty on Corinecticut ave- nue when word was passed that two apartment house workers were headed toward. Rock creek. Plerce and a com- panion were overtaken near the west end of the bridge over itock creek, at Calvert street, where they separated, Plerce crossing the bridge and disap- pearing down Lhe grade to Rock creek. Plerce was captured after an exciting pursuit, and Policeman Bell turned him over to Dotectives Embrey and Thomp- son, who arrested him three vears ago. It Is said the prisoner admitted having entered numerous apartments in this city since his release from the National Training School. and he piloted the de- tectives 10 places where he said he had effected entrances and obtained jew FREE A 42-piece Dinner Set or a 26-piece Rogers Platedware Set with $100 - Purchase— | Cash o1 Credit. NU\E PIECE Mahogany Dining Room Suite, consisting of buffet with mirror, extension table, china cabinet and six WASHINGTONS GREATEST FURNITURE STORE - CASH = CREDIT | Use Your Credit anc_f Brighten Up the Home for Springr D-\l’\"l'\' Bed Chamber Suite is here row's special values. All the pieces are constructed in a high- Streets | featured among tomor- Training ; grade manner and beautifully finished. The suite is made in Pay weekly or monthly, as ccnven- ient. Use your tredit. il LOOR LAMP, in mahog- any with large silk shade h. Choice of gas or EVEN-PIECE Water Set— glass _pitcher and six glasses. Fluted design— ERES) AK CHIFFONIER with five roomy drawers, substan- tially constructed and nicely finished— 5117 KITCHEN SAFE with double-d7or cupbo‘ard tfop d inclosed lower section for ;’;u, etc. Hardwood finish— 3% genuine leather-seat chairs to match. The construction and finish are exceptionally good—all of the pieces are generous in size. new record in value-giving at the price of— $159.75 American walnut and consists of a toilet table and stylish chifforette. ' $198.7 A Have it charged. Pay the convenient way—weekly or monthly. Many new Suites Dining Room Suites here at low prices. CONGOLEUM An Important Sale of a Carload Shipment GAIN we do the unusual—a carload sale of the popular and much- wanted Congoleum Rugs at the lowest prices quoted for many years. -Hundreds of rugs are in the display in all the wanted sizes and a host of beautiful colors and patterns. Place a cool, sanitary, serviceable' Con- goleum Rug on the floor in place of the wool rug you take up this spring and you'll never regret it. " Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs Room Size 9x10Y Feet _ Congoleum Rugs Rugs Rugs 162 || 5145 || s Congoleum Rugs Subieci to Slight_ Iinp_erfection@ 6x9-Foot Rugs, Special, $5.75 7%x9-Foot Rugs, Special, 37.75 9x10%-Ft. Rugs, $10.95 9x12-Ft. Rugs, $11.95 Room Size 6x9 Feet Congoleum Room Size 9x12 Feet Congoleum Runners 18 Inches Wide by 9 Feet Long Congoleum ks a o\ 1/ M0 AU Felt Base Floor C overing--- Durable, Waterproof ‘and Serviceable Allperfect_ct © 490 5q. yd. dresser, Note the shaped plate mirrors - and slat bottom for mattress— bow-foot bed, artistic Other high-grade Bedroom Suites here at exceptionally low prices. ELEPHONE STAND and | Stool, of fumed oak, strongly made. Special— TEPLADDER CHAIR, of | hardwood varnish finish, used as chair or stepladder— | RADLE, of hardwood—full size, with spindle sides AN ) R EFRIGERATOR of hard- wood—top-icer style. Itis just the desired size for the small family. Rooniy food chamber. Very special at— 112 \ || parents, || west, District of Columbia and Maryland— Cloudy and colder, followed by rain late tonight or tomorrow; fresh north, shifting to east winds. Virginia—Cloudy, followed by rain late tonight or tomorrow: colder to. night and in south portion tomorrow fresh to strong north, shifting to east winds. West Virginia—Rain late tonight and tomorrow: colder tonight. Records for Twenty-Four Hours. JThermometer—4 p.m., 70; 8 p.m.. 68: 12 midnight, 65; 4 am. 59; 8 a.m. 62; noon, 64. pbarométer—4 p.m 12 midnight, o 30.10; noon. 30.1 Highest temperature, 70, occurred at 2'pm. yesterday; lowest tempera- ture. 55, occurred af 6 a.m. today. | Temperature same date last yes | Highest, 13; lowest, 26, Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water am.: Great Falls—Tem- perature, 30: condition, clear. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States and geodetic xurvey.) Today—1 p.m.; high ti Tomorrow—Low 99; x 29, coast 5 a.m. and :21 a.m. and un sets, rises, 5:57 a.m.; sun Moon- rlsu-s '6:32 am.; sets, 7:42 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- i half hour after sunset. 2 = ’l-m.-n!vre | = 22 State of | Stations H _ | 2 > Weather. i Abilene, Trx Cloudy Albany .. Clear | Axn)y Park : | Atlantic ity 30.04 {Battimore . 30.10 { Birmingham. 30. Rimarek . 30 1% | Boston 9 84 : Ruffalo 0 30 i Charlexton 20 || Chieago £ Cinclunati 25 Cleveland .. 3038 || Denver .. " 2980 Detroit 040 {El Pano. R flelona . o988 Preelouds .30.20 82 Ll Clear .08 3 2 Cloudy .05 80 52 0.06 Cloudy 24 70 43 002 Clear 22 I8 T2 ... Clear 0 61 148 Peloudy ® 60 Clear 54 44 72 0 i 450 i 0 38 40 38 54 44 Salt Lake 40 32 San Antonio 2986 82 64 San Diego..'30.08 62 52 . Franciseo, 30.00 58 52 t. 1L 38 40 30 24 jseatie 2 40 0 WAML DG 3010 75 55 018 Semomar Foreign. (8 a.m., Greenwich time. today.) Stations Temperature. Weather. { Londen, England . P58 " Clen Faris, France 34 Clondy ! Vienna, Austria 38 Part cloudy { Berlin,” Germany .., 30 Snow { Copentingen, Denmurk. 34 Cloudy | Stockholm, 'Sweden 26 Snow Gibraltar. Spiin Clear Horta (Faral), Azo 8 G Hamilton, Bermuda 66 Part clondy Havana, Cuba 2 Clear Colon, Canal Zone 8 Cloudy MISS IONE KITCHiN DIES AT PARENTS’ HOME HERE Daughter of North Carolina Rep- presentative in Congress Suc- cumhbs After Long Illness. Miss Tone Kitchin, daughter of Rep- resentative Claude Kitchin of North Carolina, died at the home of her 1412 Kennedy street north- at 11 o'clock today. Miss Kitchin had been confined to her bed || for the past nine months. She was born at Scotland Neck, N. C.. and was twenty-one years of age. Receiving her early education in the schools in the vicinity of her North Carolina home, she later attended and graduated from Averitt College, at Danville, Va. Up to the time of her recent lilness she was a student at the George Washington University here, and was to have graduated in { June. { Funeral _arrangements have not been completed. - The body will be taken to Scotland Neck tomorrow for interment. OLDEST MISSIONARY DIES. '{Rev. John Anderson of Edinburgh ‘Was 100 Years Old. LONDON, March 28—Rev. John Anderson of Edinburgh, believed to be the gldest missionary in the world, died today. He was 100 years ofd. He was the father of the Church of Scotland act, which was passed in 11921 by parliament, to permit the union of the Presbyterian churches in Scotland. This act declared the law- fulness gf certain articles contained in the constitution of the Church of | Scotland. | SERGT. EWERS DIES. War Veteran, Victim of Gas, Buried in Arlington. Sergt. Leon Edwin Ewers, veteran {of the world war, died Friday from { complications arising from his being gassed In France. Interment was helg yesterday in Arlington cemetery with full military honors. Funeral serv- jces were held at the home of hia mother, Mrs. Grace Ewers, 46 B street | southwest. Sergt. Ewers was thirty-four years old and prior to the entry of the United States into the world confiict served as wireless operator in the British merchant marine. He latey Joined the Amierican troops in France, Where he was badly gassed. He was at one time telegrapher for the Southern raflway, and was & na- tive of Huntington, Va., although he resided for & number of years in this cit; Surviving him are his wite, two brothers and two siaters, ail of this cit PRINTER DIES AT WORK. Thomas L. Wade, G. P. 0., Employe, Collapses Over Type Frame. ‘Thomas L. Wade, employe of the gov- ernment printing_office for the past Lwenty years, collapsed over a type frame vesterday afternoon just . before quitting time and died a few minutes later. Death is believed to have been caused by heart disease. 1 Mr. Wade was apparently in the hest of health during the morning and eari; afternoon. It was about 4:20 oclock when he fell forward over the type | frame at which he was working, slipped from the stool whete he was seated ana fell to the floor. He wus dead by the time the physicians arrived. ‘Mr. Wade entered the emph’ of the office as a printer in 1902 and had been continuously employed there since that time, Ber: ided at 304 I street x west. wgs sixty-three vears old e a nuktive o tuls ohty: Funeral services will be held from St. Aloysius Catholic Church Friday morn- ing_at 10:30 o'clock. Interment will be in Mount Olivet cemetery. Surviving him are his wife, two sons and thrze daughters, all of this city. OFFICERS MAY RETIRE. Army officers ordered to report to Army retiring boards for examina- tion include Col. Gerald E. Griffi: Veterinary Corps, in this city; Maj. Chester P. Mills, inspector general's lepartment, at Fort Bliss, Tex.. ‘lll'dr First Lieut. Edwin service, in this city. A. Russell, a Funeral of Representative to Be Under Masonic Direction. AENRIETTA, Tex.. March 2 Funeral services for the late Repre- ntative Lucian W. Parrish. who died | at Wichita Falls, Tex.. Monday night, were arrunged for late this afternoon | by the Masonle fraternity, in charge, with burial here. Telegrams of c ceived by Mrs. Parrish children from friends throughout the country. ce were re thful ally i Jackie motion 1 bult sympathy. tes received on ke Ume sympathy x| deepest distress DIED. Deparied_this life Tuesdas. hor. Mar duy. Marc 3 Fri I Culaacipia papers plea Friends invited. copy.) CAMPBELL. Mond: March 27, Tuberculois Hoxn Washing1 ADDIE CAMPBELL. 14 nex Funeral ervices at Little ko Church, 9th st hetween D wod Thursday, Ma; . . " vate) in Glenwood cemetery. CLEMENTS, Departed thix T Tuterment (pri lite E Services will ! bE | hela Sinrch 30, in the Wright Co chapel, 1337 J0th st. n.w., &t 5 pom. Tnter ment at Radford, Va DABNEY. Tuesday, March residence, 316 U st of tiwe 1 of John L. Sa Notice of funeral Inter BAWKINS. rted this life Sunday . a1 her residen - arter & et ilinom, Pore with: Chrisian. fortitud the devoted daughter of Luey dridge Hawkins, and sister of v 3 Willis, pastor, Thursday, March 30, t 1:30 p.m. We loved her. but God loved her best. At hington w March George Monda. L 1922, at . Ladd, and motl Frinersl services nuder muspie March Eiva & Ladd mdertaking pariors. of Hiram Lodge. Thureday, at 1 pm.. nw., GEORGE E, beloved husband of Abna Bell Lee. father and Frank Lee. Remains at n Baltimore, Md.. LYNN. Sudderly, Tuesday. March RAYMOND F.. 'beloved won of Thomas and Henrietta ‘Lynn of 813 D st. n.e. tice of funeral hereafter. p.m.. at the bome ‘of bis si dy, 1208 Atcheson st WILLIAM A NAGIT 0'DONNOGHUE. March dence 0'DO; 1922, at her rest 1506 Meridian piace n.w 114 OGHUE, late Timothy snd Georgetown.” Faneral ~fr Ohurch, Thursday morning s Interment at Holy Rood cemetery saie Sowers ndas. Mareh 20, xnn 3 QUEEN. delplia, at 5:25 pm., Beniamin W Notice of funera! to- morrow. BYAN. Tuesday. March 25. 1822 at her resi dence, 621 ne. M. JULIA RY. widow of Michael B. Ryan. Requiem mass at St Joseph’s Ohurch, Tuwrsday morning at 9 o'clock. SAMPSON. Departed this life Tuead: 1922, B iter Ars. dona 3 st CORA EVELYN. beloved daughter of the late James and Georgiona W. Sampson. Funeral services will be held ut the Metro politan Baptist Charch, 61t and 4 st on Thursdar, March 30, at 1 o'clock. tives and friends invited. cemetery, at Alexandri Rela Toterment Bethel Va. aged 77. Funeral from residence, roe st. n.e. (Brookland), Thursday, at 10 o'clock a.m. Interment cemetery. SHELTON. Tuesday, 2.m., at his residence, T SHELTON, beloved husband of itarbara | Shelton. Funeral from his late residence, Thursday, March 30, at 2 p.m cusiany b March 28, NAR:D, beloved hushand Notica’ of funcest here- 1922, ch 28, 1622, VI GINIA MOR o of Col. Alex- Snder 8. Willlams, United States Marine Funeral services at 2530 27th st. n.w., Thursday, March 80. at 11 a.m. WOODFORD. Departed ihie life Tuesday. 28.° 1922, at 11:40 p.m EL’ Delovea dangater” of | Bpescer Woodford, devoted sister of Al Janie, Louise and Lilian Woodford es ows. Notice of funeral later. (New Philadeiphia. faltimore " and Va., papers please copy.) IN MEMORIAM. ANDERSON. A sincees tribute of love to the ory of our devoted mother. who entered o | mml rest five years ago today, March 29, 191 Just a line of sweet remombrance, Just 2 memory fond and true; Just a_token of love's devotion, That our hearts wtlll long for vou HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. BRIGHT. A mw'e f love and memory tfo my dear mother, SARAH BRIGHT. who en- tered into rest March 29, 1016. Her memory i Just &s dear today As the dav she passe VOTED K, Warreaton, | ER DE! DACCHIER ADDIE B. WILSG g . BURROUGHS. 1In loving remembrance 0! BERNARD M. BURROUGHS, who passed away one year ago todas. March 2. 1921 wxrl AND 80 CARROLL. Tno memory of my dear parents BETTI% E. CARROLL. who died mninet ears ago today, March 29, 1903, and DA EL CARROLL, who died eight’ years March 18, 1914. Why should my tears in When God recalls His And bids them leare 2 w For an immortal ¢ LONELY DAUGHTER ANNIE. DUNBAR. In devoted memory of my dear mother, MARGARET DUNBAR, ered T hiernal Iest ODe year ago yesterday. March 28, 1921 "Neath my eyes she faded slowly, Growing day by day more frail, / Bearing sweetly all her snffering ‘Without murmur, moan or wail. Just line of rweet remembrgnce, ‘memory. fond and true, Juat & token of love's devotion That my heart still longe for you HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER MARY. * EWELL. In sad but loving remembrance of e evoted_dnaghter. SADIE EWELL, who departed thik life thirteen years ago today, Srmees 5, To0s, Thirteen yesrs have passed since that sad sorrow flow own. 4 of woe When ope 1 loved was called awas: ., 1t was His wi Gmh‘n‘lu:: :‘l’: lnt;-l.e irt she is living still. My thoughts are slways wandering that grave so fi Where my datiing duugbter io lying In ber peaceful and lonely grave. HER LONBLY MOTHER, KATE RWELL. * GIBSON. In )vr\nl N-e-brlnec of ouf broth- er, JAMES T. GIBSON. who this 1ife seven years ago, 3 Lored in life: 8 nmn"’no isTEis. GIBSON. In sad but loviug remembrance my dear father, JAMBS T. GIBSON. who de- ven years azo foday, March ;M e ee ve HIS SON GUS. REEN. 1 oo bat loviag remembrance of .-: belore: nd, OMAS GREEN. and father & "hejate Earl Green, who a8 nite '1'::3:"1 o Nfe. i death remembered n ife. o TOVING WIFE, FRANCES GREEN. seven years ago toduy, and for the | Marshall | winewrs thanks | 290 | Household University | 7:30 | 1e is sursived by | NAGHTEN. Monday, March 27. 1922, at 3:50 | ol Peloved “daughier of "ihe | | &propnaxc . of 7 MEMORIAM. in sad ot loving remembrance dear wster. HENRIETTA HARRI- who Qied voe year ago., March 29, heart your memory lingers, tender, fond and true 2 diy. dear sister, not think of st CELIZABETH ROBINSON ory of m; WAR! | | LANGSTON. i mn.:. st of all ix to part, i wy beart 1 aften prayed it sl might Jonger stay thowy exes he faded wly. g dus b dus more Crail, sweetly uil ber suffering, 21l her puios she often smiied of heavenly birth the an, briglt, iining stur ing in that holy city With “the zolden ates 8jar our !n—)nnml a LOULAN in sud and fo [ s four 5, Muren .'», 1918, at St. N « o departed e years ago '...m March 29, HENEY L. oTTO. iz remembrance of mr LULA OTTO (nee Neorathy. win hia ite remembrance of our dear mother und gran hev. Mrs. MARTHA ARROTT rave where yon are Inid MOTHER,” SISTER AND o #ad but Joving remembrance of on tiusband and fa AMUBL 1. RS Ieft us six o [ T O In devoted memors of our dea und GEORGAN into eternal re March 24, 150 not forgotten Tx.I«m art g u thes g 2 red this life Murch 20, 1913, was bard to purt when then e e ard to part. fes were dy WEBSTER. ud but excr loving In the mer ur b futher, Wi S ar hutlund, n peaceful sl Tove to veep ws mind siil ‘eversses, tten You shall never be i | ! | Yoy of | | | | LOVING WIFE CLARA denr papm 1 s2d4 but loving remem pand and father, of on dear Iy 31 departed this fife That o HIS W DAL PUNERAL DIRECTORS. ~ Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. N. \V. Estabiswea 1x Phove West 90 Automobile Service. G AvLERS MORTICIANS | TR P, ae, Prones M. o1z o015 G i fied -nd zmmm Serviee ms | st '. hnmln o i_Automobile Service Chapei i 3. WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director and embalmer. Livery in connection. Commu | Glovs chapel and woders crematorium. Moderair {prices. 332 Pa. ave. n.w. Tel call M. 13% { Timothy Hanlon {__ &1 H ST. N.E. 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