Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1922, Page 17

Z%RIGGS NATIONAL BANK Welcomes the Delegates to the Annual Meeting of ° The Chamber of Commerce of the United States And Extends to Them Its Banking Facilities THE HAMILTON NATIONAL 'BANK 7th and 1 Sts. 14th St. and Park Road Dupont Cirele (20th and P Sts.) Now in Process of Consolidation With the Riggs Natignal Bank The Riggs National Bank FOR ITS OWN SAKE OR FOR THE SERVICE IT GIVES ’1-;12 jovs of motoring are what science calls objective and subjective. They are objective when the mind dwells upon the perfect functioning of the _car, its sweet and silent and powerful engine; its gracgful, trim and low- hung body—when, in short, one en- joys the car as a ear. They are sub- jective when one forgets the car, and yields to the satisfaction and pleasure the car so surely delivers, the unob- trusive but abundant nature of its dependable, daily, enduring service. . Foss- HucHes ComPANY, 1141 Connecticut Avenue, N. W. Washington Baltimore Pierce-Arrow: ~ ALITY Built for you by the Army. Here’s 2 new offering of high-grade converted commercial and unconverted Army harness that takes the place of all pre- vious offerings of harness by the War Department. Sale will be by sealed bids, to be opened \ I n Washington, D.C. JUNE 15, 1922 The offering consists of 1,496 single sets, black leather, team and dump cart harne: lead and wheel, with and without collars; and quantities of excess parts left over when this harness was converted from artillery to =) 5 - commercial use by expert Army workmen. talof — Rflfi The offering is 'catalogued a: = 100 single scts, commercial type, lead, sew, converted from Army standard artillery; and spare 100 single sets, unconverted artillery, wheel, new. 100 single sets, commercial type, lead, new.’ Comverted from H. T. G., and spare parts. 100 single sets, unconverted H. T. G., wheel, new. 100 single sets, unconverted artillery, lead, mew. 100 single sets, unconverted H. T. G., lead, mew. 150 single sets, unconverted ambulance, wheel, uséd. 150 single sets, unconverted ambulance, lead, used. 129 simgle sets, unconverted combat, wheel, mew. 128 single sets, unconverted combat, lead, . 300 single sets, unconverted eart, new. - All_offerings are stored at the Quartermaster Intermediate Depot, Jeffersonville, Ind. Samples may be inspected there and at Room 1222, Munitions . Washington, D. C. B9th Sts., Brooklyn, N. t 1819 W. Pershing Road, Chicago, IIL; at 2nd and Arsenal Sts., St Louls, Mo.; Quartermaster Depot, . Omaha, Neb.; Quartermaster, Ft. Sill, Okla.; and at Depot No. 2, Ft. Sam Houston, Texas. for the entire quantity, or for any part th of; will he'eomaidated 2 s TR ol s et Srael Mo e s ol e e LT. COL. A. B. WARFIELD, Q. M. C. Room 1222, MUNITIONS B! o ‘WASHINGTON, D. C. . JEVENING ' §TAR, WAS HARBELL CONTESTS Il FORBLUE RIBBON President’s Mount Seeks Horse Show Honors—Win- ners Yesterday.” . Harbell, the mount of President Harding. will be called upon to de‘end the honors. of the White House bles this afternoon at the Natlonal Capital Horse Show at Arlington Park, when a special saddle class will be staged, with entries competing against the horse from the presiden- tial string. The police horse class is to be .|judged this afternoon, the winner to take away a prize donated by Wil- liam P. Eno. The mount must be suitable for police work, must be & gelding, not under 16.1 hands and not more than 16 hands. Pershing Horse Winner. Woodcock. for all hunters’ class a few days ago. succumbed yesterday in the handicap for green hunters, and Gen. John J. Pershing’s horse 'Princess was the lady who triumphed over him. She put up a perfect performance, tak- ing off and golng over each jump with | ch, as clean a pair of heels as could be wished. Woodcock brushed one of the jumps slightly and lost the blue ribbon of this ss. The runner up In this event was Blue Ridge, entered by Miss Marion du Pont. 1t took old Buddy, with his twenty- two years of sagacity and development to carry off honors in the military en- durance test yesterday., He carried Maj. C. L. Scott over the eight final jumps of the contest in faultless style, but young Lady Luck, a-five-year-old, pushed him to the extreme for honors. The final scoring gave Maj. Scott 1961 points for the thirty-mile run of Friday, the condition judgment of Saturday and the jumps yesterday combined, whereas Capt. J. T. Cole, on Lady Luck, accumulated exactly 196 points for the same three events. Buddy also went into the spectacu- lar bareback jumping class and an- nexed the premler honors in this vent. George G. Millholland's Jane, welve years old herself, was runner- up. The splendid work accomplished during the last few years by the Army remount workers was easily recognized in the military jumping class feature yesterday. for the cup presented by Larz Anderson. Gen. Pershing had two horses in the rib- bon awards, Princess taking the red and Prominent Tom taking fourth prize. Maj. Patton's handsome chest- nue, Allahmande, took the first hon- ors, and Dragoon, entered by the same horseman, took third. Long before should the name Fa- vonius have been mentioned in this accougf. Entered and ridden in_the thoroughbred saddle class by Mrs. Allen Potts of iVrginia, he far out- shone his class and took off the blue vibbon to complete a string of sev- enteen straight wins. Yesterfay’s Results. The results of yesterday's events were as follow: Harness horses, appointment class —Temptation, entered by Mrs. Loula Long Combs, won. Corinthian class—Woodcock, Miss Michell S. Newbord, won; Blue Ridge, Miss Marion du Pont, second; Hindoo Maid, J. M. Trapnell, third; June Tol- iver, Henry H Norman, fourth. Horses suitable to be hunte: five years and under—Forest, Mrs. Lee, won: Lough Spring, Ge: A. Buchanan, second; P. D. Q., E. Redman, third; My Cholce, Allendale Farms, fourth. Heavy harness horses—Temptation, Mrs. Loula Long-Combs, won: Repu- tion, same owner, second; Willisden Lady Maud, Mountain View Farm, third; Menelaus, same owner, fourth. Local saddle horses, cup presented | by Burlington Hotel—Black Beauty, Miss Lilllan S. Sanger, won: Bull Run, Maj. G. 8. Patton,’ second; Countess, Mrs. W. Sinclair Bowen, third: unnamed, Miss Ailsa Mellon, fourth. I Polo ‘mounts, lightweight, cup pre. sented by Mrs. Robert M. Thompson— »]Unnamed entry, Mr. Wilfred M. Blunt, won; Dolly Heart, Gen. H. K. Bethell, second; Susan, Gen. H. K. Bethell, third; entry . Capt. J. J. Waters, fourth. Winners in Bareback Class. Jumpers, bareback, cup presented by Mrs. Helen Buchanam Jones— Buddy, Maj. C. L. Scott, won; J. George G. Millholland, second G., Allendale Farm, third; Lieut. M. E. Jones, fourth. Tandem, park or road—Entry of Mountain View farm, won; GClipper and Mate, entered by Thomas Bones, N. James E. L. b second. . Military class, post entry, cup pre- sented by ZLars Anderson—Allah- mande, G. 8. Patton, won; Princess, Gen. John J..Pershing, sec- ond; - Dragoon, Maj. G. 8. tton, third; Prominent Tom, Gen. John J. Pershing, fourth. 3 Thoroughbred saddle horses—Fav- onius, Mrs. Allen Potts, won; Barbara Bree: Maj. G. 8. Patton, second;| Edward F., L. Victor Froment, third Mystery, Gen. H. K._Bethell, fourth. Artillery, light — Battery D, Pield srtillery, won; Battery ¥, 3d Field Artillery, second; Battery: | sirable, well located l tracts of which ll we can sell for much less than market prices. s You can do it yourself. ‘Easily- s, .and get a result that will surprise you. Why not, save & lot of money on . repair bills this year? 5-; & five-pound can of . Ebonite, with it lubricate the u..nnfl;don and differential of yo E, | &= SWALLOWS $10 BILL HIDDEN FROM WIFE; ’ GOES TO HOSPITAL| If you should ever try to hide part of your weekly stipend from your better half, don’t put (it in ,‘Your mouth. . $ “’A colored resident of Washing- ton who' tried it swallowed a ten- dollar bill and had to go to Emer- ®gency Hospital for treatment. The bourd of charities had to decide whether ‘& man who had a ten- dollar bill to swallow could be classed as an ‘Indigent patient. The board of charities has an arrangement with certain hospl- tals under which the city pays for patients not financially. able to meet their own expenses. A few days ago Dr. Tobin, who supervises charity cases for the District, recelved from Emergency Hospital a 1ist of persons who had been treated there and who could not pay. On the list was the name of a colored man, forty-nine years old, and after his name appeared this notation: “Swallowed a $10 bill.” Hospital officials told Dr. Tobin they. were'informed the man was hiding the money from his, wife. Dr, Tobin said the hospital ‘didn’t recover the money, so.the District _ had'to pay for his treatment. 34 Fileld Artillery, third; Battery E, 3d_Field Artillery, fourth. - Handicap, green hunters—Princess, Gen. John J. Pershing, waon; cock, Miss Michell 8. Newborg, ‘sec- ;" Headlight, Gen.. James J. B n, third; McPherson, George Millholiand, fourth. Gig horses—Brickett Brilliant, e tered by Mountain View Farm, won. Endurance Test Results. Endurance test, Américan Remount Assoclation charger class—Buddy, en- tered and ridden by Maj. C. L. Scott, won: Lady Luck, entered and ridden by Capt. J. T. Cole, second; Maggie | Dean, entered and ridden by Capt. Reeder, third; Confusion, entered and ridden by Capt. Watkins. Roman race, enlisted men and Army horses—Private De Armand, Troop G, Fort Myer. won:; Sergt. Baker, Troop E, Fort Myer, second. Second race, horses ridden by United States Army officers—Blondy, ‘ridden by Lieut. T. H. McCreery, won; Custa, , ridden by Capt. Thrayer, second; Exit. | ridden by Capi. Willlams, third. | Third ‘race, flat race, gentiemen riders—Daddy, ridden’ by Downey, won: Anne Excellence, ridden by Koran, second; Hay Maid, ridden by Leith, third. Soclety Leaders Present. Mrs. Hughes, wife of the Secretary HINGTON, D. of State, and their daughter, Miss Catherine Hughes, were among the! guests of Col. and Mrs. Robert M. Thompson. The Secretary of War and Mrs. Weeks had among their guests in their box Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes, jr., entertained Miss Frances Sullivan of Philadelphia, Miss Gladys Hinckley.and Mr. William Bowle Clarke. Others at the show in- cluded Col. and Mrs. Willlam C. Rivers, Mme. 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But a differentiation was desired be- tween old discrepancles, which had been reported previously, and new discrepancies, if any were found. CHAIRMAN OF PROBE Walker, Mrs..R. M. Kauffmann, WILL VISIT BUREAU Alvin Sandegord, Mrs. Edward R. Fink- altl::’eflt” v'u Cleml‘l:d‘. #r Robert N . i Mrs. od 'oods Bliss, ” ‘W. Sinclal Inventory and Report to Be Taken Mra W8 Bowen, Mrs. Miane. o zerode ws, Mrs, james Carrol Directos Frazer, Mr."Lawson H. Treadwell, Miss Up w-“h 3 A 4 Margaret\Treadwell, Miss Mary Tread- Mr. Tate. well, Senator and Mrs, Medili McCor- Ek:ik' ng- c]‘ml:nbeth Hanna, Miss Defuty Assis\ant Treasurer Tate, udora. M. Clover, Miss Cora Barry, | chajrman of a speclal Treasury com- et e van Eton Voo, Miidand, | mittee, expected td go to the bureau Mr. and Mrs. Hampson Gery. Col. and | of ensraving today to take up with 3 ew A. Delaney, Mrs. Horace | Director Louls A. Hill and Custodian e e o v T Chazias | Of Paper F. J. 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