Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1922, Page 5

War Savings Stamps Accepted at Fac2 Value For Over 41 Years Satisfaction Guarantecd qb or Money Refundcd A Christmas Gift to the Public of Washington HUNDREDS OF THE FINEST ure 1 | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D.‘ C.. TUESDAY, f)ECEMBER 19, 1922, IBAKER IS KILLED [INSIST DELETED ITEMS " BY FIRE WAGON PERESTORTO.L.BLL Confusion of Alfred Briden- becker and Truck Driver Causes Accident. {WAS UNION vsrenm' : Was Robbed of $8,400 When He Ceme to Washington to Alfred Bridenbecker, Reside. seventy-nine | Randle Highland Citizens Indorse | ley service from 17th street and Penn- i bureau of current information of the Efforts of School Authorities and Civic Bodies. Persistent efforts of the bourd of education. the Board of Trade and the civie bodtes to have reinserted in the public school estimates certain items deleted by the Commissioners jand the bureau of the budget were indorsed in a resolution adopted by the Randle Highlands Citizens' Asso- clation at a meeting last nizht in the ! Fountain Memorial Baptist Church. i The assoclation took this action { following reports by its delegates to { the “lducation nizht" celebration of epresented the organization at the soint citlzens’ conference and Dr. 1. Woodward at the Board of Trade { meeting. anoincr resolution was adopted re- questing the Commissioners to resur- | face 23d strect from Navlor to R streets, and R street from 22d to 23d streets. A Holding that the single track trol- sylvania avenue southeast to Randle Highlapds is unsatistactory, several members of the associution discussed the feusibility of supplement!ng this service with a bus line. | It was decided to request the man- agement of a chain of drug siores to iopen a branch store on Pennsylvania avenuc near Minnesota avenue, und to appoint a committee in the near fu- jture, the function of which will be to imote the conditions in the community from time to time and recoinmend nceded fmprovements. | NEWSPAPER MEN SPEAK. | | Address Natioral Woman's Press Club at Willard. Threc well known newspaper men Barker and Mrs. S. E. Mason | B.|Coffeo Shop yesterday. for the members of the National Woman's: Press Club at the Willard willls J. Abbot, editor of the Christian Science Monitor, spoke briefly regarding his | paper. | _Arthur Henniig of the Chicago Tribune, newly elected president of | the Gridiron Club: Robert Barry of the Philadelphla Public Ledger “and Stanley K. Hawks, chief of the State Department, were also intro- duced to she members of the club. —_— BURIAL AT ARLINGTON. for James N. captain of the services u retired Funeral Creighton. United States Navy, who dicd at the Naval Hospitul Saturday, were held |from the mortuary chapel of the Wright undertaking establishment, 1537 10th street northwest, this after- noon at 1:30 o'clock. Richard J. Har- den Camp, No. 2, United Spanish War Veterans. of which Capt. Creighton ! was a ember, will have charge of | the ceremonies. The interment willl {be in Arlington national cemetery i with miiitary honors. Capt. Creigh- !ton was eighty-five years old. and for | ‘the past thirty years had made Wash- He resided at 1120 S | the Board of Trade and the joint and an officia] of the State Depart- t. He is survived vears old, former resident of Pough-‘ch(zem" conference with the school; ment were guests of honor at the by 5 . Bllen Virginia . keepsic, N. Y., was killed in a traffic| board held during “Education weel surprisc Christmas luncheon given Creighton, and one son iaccident on Monroe street between 19th and 10th streets northeast, Brook- !1and. shortly ‘after 5:30 o'clock yes- {terday afternoon by th- hose wagou of No. 17 engine company. The wagon was responding to & elarm sounded from Albert 1 Hall, Catholic University., when it struck Mr. Bridenbecker. The clderly man had halted long enough to per- mit the enginc to pass. He then| started to cross the street, and James | ANSELL, BISHOP & TURNER | 1221 F Street N. W. ] Washington’s Leading Victor House *Silk Shirts $S.4 Tuxedo Suits —with the shawl collar. i | false notch or pcak lapel Silk fined. $45 10 875 W. Beckert, driver of the hose wagon. Isaw bim ‘in time to slow down.! { Bridenbecker halted ahout the (ime jthe driver Lrought the vehicle al- T most ¢ made another *NOTE' i when we ey e aiso” mads | : Drove Into Sidewalk. i PURE : H SILK we don’.! n’;{n “tub,” e “mixtures,” “Brocaded jacquards” sldewali [The pede or “baby broadc'oth”—no inferior | nalked against ti | was struck and knocked down. was not unconsc'ous when picked He | qualities are included in this offer. {up and taken to wibley Hospital by includi hite. E. B. Mclntyre, 1406 Newton stree! | All colors, including wi |northeast. The injured man later red to Emergency Tos: | he élad ut 8:55 o'clock. | ath resulting from a fracture was a native of Al Lut had resided in t Suggestions for CTROLAS AND RECORDS DON'T SHOP AROUND FOR VICTROLAS! READ What We Have to Ofer. 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In"Neat Gift Boxes rosn@zmg both ed to an h S| istitutional life. | months 4go, ana {attic room at the place of lof W. A. Bonham, 705 Micht Mr. Borham and s th precinc: nd reporte on 1o ¢ old &n ir = 1013 PENN. AVE. N. ) The House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes <—‘.—"| | Frock Coat i and Vest k& Lraided. \ RRYELEVEVEVEVRVEVERCREVRS | | Succumbs to Attack of Heart Trou ! Gift ble at Home of His Ideas Where ss the Largest Variety of Gifts at the Most Flexible Price Range? R out disturbance. Thus run the confused thoughts of the beau- tiful, generous Christmas gift-vursuer until she hies here and shops the length and breadth of Schmedtie’'s. Here she quickly solves her gift- giving perplexities. Should you desire to retain any of these art objects, an advance fee may be de- posited. A prompt view of the gifts is counseled. 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