Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1922, Page 5

PROTEST CHANGE INTROLLEY SERVICE Takoma Park Prefers 20- Minute Through Cars to 15- Minute Shuttle System. Discontinuation of through service by the Capital Traction Company to Takoma Park and subs fon of a shuttle scrvice operated between 14th street and Colorado avenue and Ta- koma Park, which has been ordered by the Public Utilities Commission of the District, is protested by the town council of Takoma Park, in a letter submitted to the commission by Mayor James L. Wilmeth. The commission, in directing the Capital Traction Company to substi- tute the shuttle service for the service from the navy yard, stated that “this change should be made as an experiment to determine the rela- tive value of the two methods of op- eration.” The traction company was directed to “discontinue the through service as soon as practicable.” 7,500 Afe Involved. Mayor Wilmeta declared yesterday the new system would be in direct violation of the best interests of about 7,500 residents of Takoma Park. In his letter to the commission Mayor Wilmeth asks that the order be vacated, and the through service continued. 'Tre town council, through Mayor Wilmeth, put forth the follow- Ing reasons for their request: “(1) The present through service is more desirable and more convenient to our citizens. *“(2) The transfer at Colorado avenue is inconvenient and is especlally un- desirable at ali times. but particu- larly in bad weather, also in the heat of the day and at night time when it is more or less unsafe for lady pas- sengers. “(3) We prefer the-through service on a twenty-minute schedule to the huttle service with a transfer on a fifteen-minute schedule. Not Heard by Commission. *“(4) Our citizens were not given the THE SUNDAY STAR, mental to the best interests of Ta- koma Park. Our town is growing very rapidly and our citizens are look- ing for better street car service. We consider your order a backward step. “(6) We have tried the transfer proposition at Colorado avenue be- fore and It was unsatisfactory; it would be unsatisfactory now. Further experiments involving this transfer as contemplated in your order, would be productive of confusion, delay, long waiting, inconvenience and digsatis- faction. “(7) We do not want this change. If it is proposed to enforce the order, we would respectfully ask for a hear- ing on the subject in order that your i commission may know fully the atu- tude of our citizens, and hear their side of the case. We hope, however, that this submission from the town council, which represents public opin- ing on this subject, will be considered sufficient to justify your honorable commission to vacate the saill order and permit the continuation of the present service. GOES TO SANTO DOMINGO. Lieut. Morton L. Ring, Naval Sup- ply Corps, at the naval observatory, this clty, has been ordered to Santo Domingo for duty on the staff of the United States military governor. \ HUGE TASK AHEAD FOR D. C. SHRINERS Plans Already Being Formu- lated for Entertaining Convention of 1923. Immediately upon the return to ‘Washington of the. nobles of Almas Temple who attended the Imperlal Council session of the Mystic Shrine at San Francisco, where their efforts to obtain the big convention for this city next year were successful, a special meeting of all committees conducting the campalgn will be called, according to Thomas E. Jar- rell, chairman of the finance com- mittee, which raised the $100,000 guarantee fund necessary before the started at once 80 that nothing will be left undone that might add to the success of the affalr. \I Housing Problem Perplexes. The problem of housing the thou- sands of nobles who will avail them- selves of the opportunity to visit the capital of the nation is a perplexing one, but it is the opinfon of local hotel men that with the big conclave falling in one of the summer months sufficient room will be found for the visttors Already several gut-of-town tem- ples have written ® engage accom- modations for the event, one of these asking that 450 rooms be set aside for ity delegation alone, while an- other has asked that 200 rooms be engaged in Its name. Plans for camping grounds for the thousands of visitors who will mo- tor to Washington now are under way, and in the course of the next two ‘weeks committees will communi- cate with the District adthorities relative to this phase of accommo- dations. F. Lawrence Walker, recorder of Almas Temple, will be in the city Tuesday and will issue cards for fllel meeting at that time. Additional Subscribers. Subscribers to the $100,000 fund heretofore unpublished were Edwin WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE 18, 1922_PART 1 fler, Victor K. Kissal, Herbert's, Inc. Louls E. Hoover, George 8. Papagia. opulos, L. G. Leech, Mayer & Co., Bar- ber & Ro G. G. Cornwell, Henry P. Carr, rthur Newman, Thomas Hampton, C. H. Dikeman, Joseph Mc- Reyrolds, J. M. Stein, George E. Flem- ing, E. J Febfey and J; E. Hantzman, THE WEATHER District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia—Partly cloudy tonight, to- morrow ‘falr; moderate temperature; moderate westerly winds. ° West Virginia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; warmer tomorrow. Records for Twenty-Two Hours. Temperature—Midnight, 75; 2 a.m., 73; 4 am., 72; 6 a.m., 72; § am., 75; 10 .m., 76; 12 (noonm), 77; 2 p.m., 82; $3; 6 pm., 81; § p.m. 70; p. Highest 85; lowest 69, Relative humidity—8 a.m., 71; p.m., 63; 8 p.m., 88 Rainfall (8 p.m. to 8 pm.) 48 Hours of sunshine, 5.8. Per cent of possible sunshine 39. Temperature same date last year— Highest, §9; lowest, 65. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States coast and geodetic survey.) Today—Low tide, 9:12 a.m. and 9:24 4 10 2 Deaths Reported. The following deaths were reported to the health ‘department in the past twenty-four ours Mary B. Irwin, 58, 68 T street. Wililam P. Kemp, 65, Washington Asylum Hospital. Charles L. Richardson, 62, Washington Asy- lum Hospital ohn T. Blaw, 87, 302 K street northesst. Rugenia Parlett 8ibley Hospltal. Eugene Riler, 25, Walter Reed Hospital, Charles H. 300 T street. Edlow Eller, 40, 2018 12th street. Dorothy Wiilia rfield Hospital. M street south- Fraok Harrls, 42 27th street. + Harvey Tibbe, 49, 2326 Champlain street. Florence Brown, 29, Freedmen’s Huspital. Births Reported. The following births have been Teported to the bealth departmest i the past twenty-four ours: s Jehn W. and Clara T, 8fone, boy. Joseph A. and Flora G. Eckert, boy. Russell A. and Wilma A. Yeager, boy. Wister 3. and Mary Wine. girl. Angelo and Agnes V. Rucco, gir] m L. and Evelyn D. Mur and Bessie Anderson. bo Cec and Agnes Rutphin, boy. .. and Edoa M. Harris. girl gela A Parris, bo and Olise Ilinckley, ‘gl 5 e — 9 l In Memoriam. CHASE. In sad but loving remenibrance of our denr wife. mother and_dau RUDE DAVIS CHARE, <We can never forget you, mothe: . While in this world we stay; God only knows our feeling Siuce you have gone away. There are thoughts that never per: O, how precious I sour name: In life we loved denrly In death do the xame. fm'n- dear face is al Your dear, sweet & 100; You caunot come to us, dear mother, But some duy we wili go fo you HER BELOV BRYSON Cliast: i 0N, CHARE, A. CHASE. LKII'I. 2 CORKERY. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear son and brother, TIMOTHY JAMES CORKERY, who depuried this life eight yeirs ago today, June 18, 1914 This world may change from sear to year, Our friends from day to day, But never shall the we ove From memory fade sway. IS LOVING MOTHER. ¥ BROTHER AND SiSTEK. In my beart your memo Tenderly, sweet]. Lizgers foud und true; - J opportunity to be heard on this mat-| * ORDERE: TLL invitation was presented. H. Etz, Victor E. Desio & Co., Frank- [p.m.; high tide, 2:30 am. and 2:46 Rl i e g ,,h!nl"'ENNGPLACK ter by your commission, and the order ORDERED TO FORT §! " The huge task before local Shriners|lin & Co.. W. G. Franks, Vienna Hat|p.m. P Sadie Levin, girl. e oy :""' Gn}lf“n'.',r"\"",".'"" = zod L R L does not Fepresent the wishes of Ta-| Maj. Arthur D. Budd, infantry, at|to entertain the great army of vis-|Company, the Carry Ice Cream Com-| Tomorrow—Low tide, 10:08 am.| XarlF-and Vera 1 lthine cirl ol A CARMACK DRY CLEANING CO.|koma Park citizens. the War Department, has been as- | itors cxpected in the city next June is | pany, Louis Browdy, Brentano's, Wil-|and 10-11 p.m.: high tide, 3:13 am.| e J, ead Allce Mould, wirl e, W e - o SONEE, Dupont Circle, F “(5) The installation and mainten-|signed to the 1st Field Artillery at|fully appreclated by officials of Almas|liam Hahn & Co. Mrs. ‘Heron Todd,|and 3:38 p.m. Fadliy . and Muriel 3 filaseon 1oL alemoat et gape, 18th C ance of shuttle service wiil be detri- | Fort Sill, Okla. Temple and preparations will be!Samuel B. Weinstein, John F. Loef- T i and Mo Joseph B and Mildred £. Kleln, gir of ‘the Miraculons Medul, Cristobal, Canal x Ieo H. and Audrey M. Steinmetz, girl. Zone, and St. Charles Church, Clarendon, Va Today—Sun rose 4:41 a.m.; zun sets| Charles J. and Grace 8. Marshal, girl EISINGER. In I i 7:36 p.m. Charles and Katie L. Cohen, girl. mother, ANNIE i i e — Tomorrow—Sun rises 4:42 a.m.; sun| Wlilliam M. and Myrtle E. Wea boy. ed this life six Py s g sets 7:36 p.m. Adolph A. and Frances E. Stephens, boy. $o1e z + June ¥erdinand C. and Rose A. Poli sets 1:13 ) Moon rises 12:35 am.; Il p.m. }}nnlrfl L. and l‘(fld E"’“v"w.n }'hfl month of June once more is nere, Automobile lamps to be 1ighted| Kubeel wng arah Rebin, bor. o P one-half hour after sunset. Gillj Keex A. and Norma L. pie, b Our darling mother passed away. Let theWhofe Fami Up-River ‘aters. Arthur A nd_Addie . Te uverd, girl. BY THE FAMILY. * Daniel R. d 1. E. Davis, girl. HARPERS FERRY, W. Va., June 17. | Thoman an Agnes King, g1, - HART. 1o wad and lovine romembrance of —The Potomac river was clear, Sir| Aaron T. sod Miranda E. Thompson, boy. | [if 4687 hv ,f';’f,'"..";"\',, w -]z“"] fl..:vy?": Johns Run little milky at Harpers| James W. and Gretchen barel g 18, 1916, and my beioved da . MARY Ferry and very cloudy at Washing- EHART, who departed this life four years Tierre and Sarah Lebon, girl. ton Junction; Shenandoah river ugo today. June I, 191K, ; Jose and El Perez, ' girl 3 1915, {slightly muddy this evenins. ohn D and Dertha Hunter, boy My chies vedt B ipe Weather in Various Citles. Frank and Edith Young, girl. WIFE AXD MOTHER. = i Edward E. and Mary Johnson, bo; HOUSE. 1In sad but loving s Min, ftation, 1 Williaw 11 and Elizabeth Carter, our dear baby, WAL 2 i ';"'.fl f:;'--fll;mw 5‘:{;;?! ;g;" the Soust Leyoud one year ago urday. night. 8pm. §pm, ay, June 1%, I 68 a2 a2 0.08 735 TRAFFIC ARRESTS. ods knows our longing, 56 02 en us weey Reports of the several police cap % i | tains for the past week show that! Raltimore, Md B4 k(J 0.04 | 735 arrests were made for alleged:® v . ¥ E o irmingh 92 T4 001 | violations of the traffic regulation, e tJVING MOTIER AND FATHER. Rismarc & 80 004 | the number for speeding being 218. | "EE - In sad bot loving remembrance Roxton, 58 Mo sl 81 "ot my dear wir KIES, who Bowtan o {1t s Mai. Sullivan’s intention tol giW7 Qoo wite, BETELLA JEFFRIES, who T, s have members of the traffic squad | g 1y " PRLECLS SAV 20 ) Chicago, T 70 18, 1918 e i continue their efforts to reduce traf- Aol S { Cheyenne,’ W 48 fic violations, particularly reckless B o A conre, myerine, {leseiand, Or z speeding. By ootien ows L avenport, lowa.. Though you died four vears ago Denser, Col.. 50 Though you died TS " Des Moines, Tows o4 . < Detealt, " Mich ] sl LEAVES CAMP MEADE. JENIFER. 1n loving of my dear Duluth, Minn. 44 002 aj. Henry B. Saylor. ordnance de-{ frnd WILLIAM JENTFEL. who departs. 1 Pado, Tox ] | partoent, &% Camp Meade My, has| thislife one o today, June 1, 19 ALY Y R o “ been assigned to duty at the United 5 i Thaanolly b States arsenal. Watertown. Mass, dus mor 4 5 all bis sullerings | Jacksonvilie, a2 Without murmur, moan or wuil Kansas CI1¥, Mo.. 70 | , moan or wai N e A 4 Card of Thanks. Just a tine of sweet remembraace, Low Angeles, Ca 56 G oatetiila 1 true: Gi ppreciation and many d ! Eoniaviie i s T s | otion Narauetie Al 7“ relatives for their mans | g Mismi, Fla. 76 sympathy and bheantiful b 74 ceived at the death ce of onr den EH and daughter, FLORENCE 3 wife and mother, MARGARET KEANE, wi | o THE FAMILY. | departed this life four years ago folas bt irth June 18, 1918, > Oniahia, i B We often sit_and think of you Plioenix. Ariz, a8 BARNES, June 7, 1922, at Providence Hos- | B s e e e Pittsburgh. P pital, to Wilbnr J. That. EHIEr can call Tte o Portland, M Portland, Ore. & TLake Cite, T a son, RICHARD WHITEFIELD BARN! HER LOVIY LOMACK. son and wh D AND CHILDR! srance of our den: N 20, PARENTS AND SISTERS, * CULLOUGH. 1In sad lovin Seattle, . "urw;-‘urhd: r ha AT 3 Springfield. Friday, June 16 at Rocklin, | today, June 1%, 1§ Hf., 1DA TACEY. beloved wife of | . 18 Taleds, O rt Beer and daughter of the late We can never forget o Viekehare. Sarah R, Tacey DBaroes. matter where we r your name! BROWN. Departed this 1ife Saturdar, June 17, 1922, at & ‘clock, ‘at_ 1110 Sher, herds court n.w. ELLE BROW. Notice of funeral later. . FITZEUGH. Departed this 1ife Saturday, June 17,1 at 5 o'clock, at his resi: | dence, 404 N st. now. {n the full hope of | triumph, GEORGE_FITZHUGH. He leaves a devoted wife, Emma Flizhugh: a loving | daughter. Mrs. Tnez Fitzhugh Rrown: { In death we o t ! FATHER AND MOTHER. * WILLIAMS. In loving memors of our dear fatier. LEWIS WILLIAMS. who departed this Lfe fwo years ago foday, June 18, 1920, 4 are the hours of that unhappy dax 100 TO OPEN CAMP. First Unit to Leave June 27 for Y. M. C. A. Place on Bay. IT MAY CLOSE SUDDENLY--DON'T BE TOO LATE! New, 88-Note Player only $287—about half what you usually pay for a Player. You may never have this opportunity again. Think of it! This great Piano Sale will be declared over very soon. The Pianos are selling fast. You still have your chance if you act quickly. Our store One hundred boys, it is estimated. | wisttr o brothers and & hoxt of s God ealled my dear father awar. ! has been crowded with shrewc business men and women eagerly snapping up tnese great bargains. They are far-sighted. They are buying ;’;”‘:"";"‘:";{’ ;:’C“""‘ St ol S Muisy migit 50 B shen B | rlend on earth [lke Lim 1id 1 o now while prices are ow. There will be a big rush from now on. This stock is selling fast—don’t be too late. The Piano Sale will soon be CRetitaake oy son 5y w:e";‘"’m:‘ Bt cHemmOL Fa: (Waueatn. Was | Gy (God eranc dim ey . over. We want che fcor to be cleared of every single Piano and Player in stock. Nothing has been left undone as far as we are able {o camp will be formally opened. Earl| At her residence, Eeltas, June 1 : LUCY, OREL- determine, but we candidly and honestly say that we will do anything in the bounds of business ethics to dispose of this stock. If you are el LTslnector of bove: fwonk: o husband of Maria Fosco, axed 74, | WILSON. In cacre o, of our_belored really sincere in the purchase of a Piano or Player, we ask you to read every word contained in this advertisement. Glance over the bar- Leonard W. De Gast will be in charsee T e D s lont s ke yéars ko Roday; Some T4, e 5 . - SN e g e e e s s E s arrangements. e 2 e fe19, gains depicted here and answer yourself whether there is any particular reason why you Plaves now. The summer cump aciivities will| it batee \n memper of Farees Tonge, | A0 1 she prsed trom oue seariog bear is i i v comprise athletic and water sports, o 49 S8 3 gt o Bureka Todrei | She feariessly crossed the space Sageadnl) This is your opportunity. e e . ternin. base pal ol | 80,2, €. T. 0. of 0. F. are’ requesied te fearionty crowed the and was gon 4 ley ball, track athletics, hiking, wood BRO. WILLIAM HUMPHRIES at Provi- | We felt her leavi shows and first aid. 6th sts. s.w., Sunday, Jume 18, 1922, at|We mar not sunder the v The camp site comprises 195 acres| 1 That Wdex from our and has an orchard and truck garden, ¢ | Will watch and beckon aad w. CRCWDED. from which the youngsters will ob-| antl (st e e SR S | BRI Sam N Teather, and fen sleeping huts are| Congressiomal cemeters. T |13 SEVENTH ST N Mcin 2473 Chapel. _Telephope 'V Timothy Hanlon 641 H BT. N.E Phone L. 5543. 19: The Big Rush Is on Now! s Your Chance! Departed this life June 17. 5 a.m. at her residence. 2703 . in full triumph of faith. J LYLES. at 1 also under construction. All will be completed by the opening day, it Is announced. NT st. n. LYLES, danghter of the Jate William Olli- | Jon't 4 Tuo Late! FOUND. et T T Sl LN N G A eTeRs PRICES STILL At e ¢ 2 o MORTICIANS LOWFR oM MANY LOST. MmN, Jum 30,1028 EMAY MARTLS. e on. D. C. 7| lors Monday at 10 a.m. Interment private. Phones M. $512.5813. K> ATREDALE dog, $25 reward for return fo D. ] ENT. . Anthony, jr.. 2140 Wyoming ave. Ph: Please omit flowers. e s INS1IRUMENTS SALE PRICE B fpdon. 3 s o McCORMACK, Suddenls. Wednestay. Juoe JAMES T. RYAN ONLY L TOSTON TIAG, confaining & sam of money, | 14, 102, L ., beloved nop of Patrick 317 PA. AVE. B, i d important T fn:| aua Bridget McCormack (nee Gleason). Chaner. Tincoln 142. Pnir of Elamsen And It et Pa” ave. | Funeral services will take place on Mon | Model CONPEL | o oo day, June 19, from his late residence, 1137 7 t 8:30 a.m., themce fo St. joysius' Church, where requiem high mass will be sung for the repose of iis moul at ave. Reward to finder. Faikstone Courts. Tel. and 17th st. and N. Y. Mre. W. J. Kavanagl Colimbia 442._apt. 8 BAR TIN—In Center market near 9th and B: Livery In Contection. __ Established 1578. Telephone (xl. 7023 THE S. H. HI ate these values un- i e e o e e s e tavitna oo it 5 less you call in person lrase,call At &8, Stonelelgh Court. Lieral|yyypg’™ priges: June 16, 1022, st e re. 1 i RATHING SUTT, Towel and bag, near station. | Jo%: 1200 relata_ave. ww. LAURA | ——5— 0 o and/ see what is actu- = e Reward. Phone’ Lincoln 5648, 18° S R e AU l"rim BRIEF_BAG, brown leather, Friday evening, | residence on Monday, June 19, at 2:3v. While They Last—New Players Now $287— 1208 H STREET NW A Great gain in a Player-Piano - 3 June 16, containing files of value only to the | Services and interment private. Bench and 12 Rolls of Music—$3.00 Per Week ally being done here. e bt p A “hemarc o e Ty, e | 2 (RORIERLY 40 STHW) s =2 hallevs iy the sredtest Pliver offer in the comniry LodaY: . This used Player-Piano will be on sale and will be sold at the quoted Tpon. thelr retura to Nichols & Hargrave, 423 | PATERES: ter & brief illnes, | E _MAIN 108 D me e e ly $287. and terms. Come to this store figure. In addition to the guaranteed savings you will receive a Bond_bldg. in’ full triumph of h and pure young | PHON Phink ot IE A mew B RO e Tt ol Salnal oy ionle DEnch of roils of music (12 rolls), beautiful combination bench, and | BROGCI Smalt eola, ol ametbyat s [ spul, | BEC ERTICDE, devoted W—m&.mn. WBSpears. 8 price is o ou =] - = - Columbia 1166- for _rewa daughter of rs. P v 5 s 5 sy won's livery to your home free. Freight prepaid on out-of-town ship Columbin g a playar. if you want one of these Players act quickly, they won't del : 20 T Tth weed beloved sister Percive Fast Tons. daily. ments. Investigate this sensational proposition—32.00 a week. e 1 dowatoun shoppins datgict,| Lawrenee 400 ‘Leomard. WM. H. SARDO & CO i ke unnumbered relatives and true friends to Phone Lincoln 524 Reward if returned to 1407 W st. n.w. Apt. HIUPPY OR YOU WILL BE LATE—THESE PRICES GOOD ONLY DURING THIS SALE SR P VR S| B T R one Lincoln V. o o attend. S o successors_of gt EVERY PIANC FCR SALE PRICES CUT DOWN BUYERS, ATTENTION! e Ly TTe—Tir Foiair, | o ricken, truly are we, Kelther the successor “St'.{fipw' Reward if refurned to 1322 T ablishment. e Al forone Erank. 6828 8o farewell, darling, our truest love, May we meet again in your home above. * 940 F No matter what little amount you have to pay down on Pianos will sell at this store from this day forth at Rather than allow a single piano to remain unsold, we . W tano, you will be almost certain to find a good plano DIAMOND, small, out of ting: between Colum- | PUELL. On Friday, June 16, 1922, at St. a % prices that will enable most any family to pay for a will cut prices to the very bone. We wiil not stand on ap L T XU TSRS ) . new piano out of thelr pin money. The srecials-listed ceremony. A small matter of & few dollars will send here that will suit your convenlence. We want to sell o now. Reward for retura, Mrs. F, E.| Eussbeths Hoepital SAMES . e Ufbn Joscph F: B“‘{-‘..fm,.s.g.nfiu below are now on sale. an Instrument to your home. this stock. Bickerton, 2020 Olive ave. n.w. B ek e Miohy sim 3036 N Ge. NN, Detstied 1o DOG—Boston bull terrier; long brown 19, at 3 pm. Friends Automobile Service. , screw tall, bflndl‘;fllnd :i‘:nt:“nbe'n‘ vited. —3 WILLIAM LEE, F T DN ton Circle, Thursday Sth. Liberal reward. | REYLY Friday, Juoe 16, 1922, at 4 a t J. WILLIAM LEL, Funeral Director . . . . . pt. 3, 1133 24th st. n.w. 18% Walter Reed " General " Hospital, EUG and embalmer. Livery In connection. Commo- em in in this sale are Bradbury Angelus Player Pianos, Webster Angelus Player Pianos. i topg | MoAlter, Reed General Hospital, | EUGENE | 280 S0l 00 miodera crematoriam. Modrrate R ember’ CIUded 2 s g y 2 ‘rd Phone Franklin 1122, 19* George E. nrlly’f ‘;‘nn!rul from his late resi- { prices. 332 Pa. ave. HYIV Tel eall M. 1385, dence, 1406 15th &t. n.w., Monday at § a.m. A. B. Chase aund Price & Teeple Reproducing Grand Pianos, Apartment Grands and other high-grade | FRAT. 1o Delfa ™ Bigma Finder | G e at Bi. Pai lic Church, CEMETERIES. s o . . lease return to Miss D.cL. Ferguson, Wagh. , Liequiem mass at eithosehs RI Piancs and Players at prices never before heard of —and likely never again! i S———— ) M 8 ermnt | ———— 7 , i | R e s sicinity of Chers Chate Lake Tuentdy eren. | BOUEE, SUMTEY: liheer. Mrv aupre '3 | FORT LINCOLN e x| ) SorR ing; Ruth Eshel ck. ! P M G b st | Cot’ 80R1-T. Reward. 18 (e e Jate ‘Androw” Vai Robey. The Park Cemetery GoL“d “ROO&H. m(t':nr:] ‘dfllun blue ;';"k- tice of fumeral hereafter. Non-Sectarian '.'d"e'!'.'_ Care el Sulie " _ | sIMMs. Thu 1922, at his resi- sautif nd fitting GOLD PIS—Set with pearla: ahout Say 21% | = dence, 131 g e Beautiful ai g between, Zoo Park and 140 Biltmore.” Call | CHATLES WENRY. belored hushind ‘of ocation. Gol. GNI2-W. Mary Simms, Fuperal from St Cyprians’ : 2 KETS_Dunch of #1x; near ith and Eye sts.| Church, Monday. June 10, at 9 am. Ll Readily accessible—on n.w. Phone Col. §268. Reward. tives and iriends invited to attend. electric car line. i ; o SKIDMORE. Friday, June 16, 1922, at A NECKLACE —Amber Lo iasasr: " 75 | “pm., MacDUFF SKIDMOKE.' beloved h On Baltimore boule- l‘l_lm(‘ Franklin 8941. | PHI SIGMA KAPPA fraternity pin. Main 3667 Monday. PIN—Crescent shape. containing 25 pearls, Return Apt. 81, 2301 Connmecticut avemn Reward. Phone North 4815. 100 POCKETBOOR, containing _moner and per- sonal cards; June 16; reward if returned to band of Annie M. Kkidmore (nee Saunders] at his residence, 323 13th st. s.w. Funeral services Sunday, Jume 18, 3 p.m. Inter. ment Quantico, Va. 3 In Memoriam. o | _vard, at District line. Office: 705 12th St.N.W. Phone Franklin 4745 Write for Illustrated Booklet Q. C. Rivan, care Rauscher's, 1034 Conn. ave, | ANDERSON, HOLMES, PETERSON. in lov- SORORITY PIN—Alpia Delia PIt pearl border: ( In€ memory, of N S MONUMENTS. Used upright at a fraction of its actual A plano taken in exchange for a Player. This used piano will be sold. It is one A Slightly Used Plano. Ask to be shown oty moming either Detyeen 15t and 1| BOX, whe died, ICIEN SN LIl |~ spectanize i designing and erects worth. This is indeed a bargain. You This instrument has been used just long of many assembled here that we are going this one. Small payment down. $2.00 & ;:lfll Tintoin 5812-W. e N B. HOLMES, twelve years ago today, Srin assaeriila (monamentsland imaess Jue 18, 1910, and good mother EMMA PET- ERSON, ten years ago, July 9, 1912, “Loved In life, in death remembered.” ! THE FAMILY. * BLAND. Sacred to the memory of our darling dsughter and sister, ROSA BLAND, who de- parted this life three years ago today, June 18, 1919. You are mot forgotten, dear sister; That would be hard to_do. For as long as life and memo; ‘We_will alwars think of vo SORROWING MOTHER, MARY WEDGE, AND SISTER, KATIE WEDGE. . BROWN. In sad bot loving remembrance of my dear husbard, JOHN H. BROWN, who departed this life’ three years ago tomorrow, $1.00 a week will pay for to dispose of. Stool and delivery free. enough to develop a mnice mellow tone. i $1.50 a week. must see this instrument to fully appre- TLAND TONY, clats it. $1.00 a week will pay for it. SORREL BHETLA] mear Ballston. Reward. R. M. Campbell. Phone Clarendon 825-F-4. = 80 VRTOISESHELL GLARSES. Black case, ot Setween 13th and 11th ats, or 11tk and G sis. Return to mayum st. Reward. TPEWRITER, Corona, Friday. Liberal re. I::.:. Immediate. The Naples, Apt. 43. I8 WATCH—Lady's goid, Eigin, Mouday morning before 7:30, in vicinity Cabin John or on 14th ot. cars or Clifton and Euclid near 13th. Re. ward. Col. 141. 180 WATCH—Small wilver, marked M. E. MacA_ x‘fimr wrist strap, between Morgan School and California street or 16th st. and Kalorama toad. Return to Mrs. Arthur MacArthur, 1854 Kalorama _road. week will pay the balance. Jeums) of quality and character. A representative will call by appoint. ment with portfolios of designs and sug- gestions. THE J. F. MANNING CO,, INC., 914 _Fifteenth Street. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEOC.S oo™ 1%n RESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS. Phone M. S BODERATE PRICES. 24181718 Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St, Small payment down. STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10:00 O°CLOCK NOTICE AN WICKLE PIANO CO. | oz 1222 F Street N. W. Washington, D. C. =" READ THIS Round trip Rallroad Fare re- funded to out-of-town purchasers living within a radius of 100 miles of Washington. Freight pald om out-af-town skjpments within a radius of 100 mll’el, Jast WRIST WATOH, man's gold, ome siwp July 19. Anniversary mass at Church of the missing; valuable memento. Liberal Nativity, Brightwood. D. C. o Prompt auto delt service. g rwbls, 8488, e Ui, Rl TOVING WIrE, NELLE. * ATt expressive—laespeneive. . iy \