Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1923, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T., FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1923. !PLAN TO RAISE 32,000,000.! JAMES T. SMITH DEAD. 1310-1312 F St. Closing Ou Our Entire Stock of Hart Schaffner & Marx Overcoats and Suit (nothing reserved ) Before we move to at Extreme Reductions VERY one of these Overcoats and Suits (over two thousand of them) represent the finest fabrics and hand- tailoring possible to put into clothing; The patterns and styles were selected with care at the beginning of the season—For our regular Fall and Winter trade. Sizes to fit all men. No Charge for Alterations *™¥* Clothing Held On a Deposit Raleigh Haberdasher 1109-1111 Pennsylvania Avenue !Axumni of Oldest Pharmaceutical School in U. S. to Meet. The alumni of the College of Phar- macy and Science of Philadeiphia, the oldest pharmaceutical school in’ the United States. will meet at dinner in the Willard Hotel tonight and launch |® campaign designed to raise $2,000,- 1900 as a building and endowment fund, Thirty-four Washington drug store !proprlelorn are graduates of the Col- lege of Pharmacy. The dinner will be in charge of Robert N, Harper, who will also be director of the can- vass in Washington. Similar cam- paigns are being conducted all over j the country and in Philadelphia alone more than $500,000 has been sub- scribed alread —_— PRICE CUTS ANNOUNCED. | Chandler Motor Company Makes New Price List. With the opening of the New York automobile show, the Chandler Motor “ar Company announces the follow. ng drop in prices: Touring car, $1,395 seven-passenger touring, $1.54 passenger roadster, § 5; Royal Di; | patch, $1,695; new’ two-door chummy sedan, $1,695; Metropolitan sedan, $2,195; seven-passenger sedan, $2,295. CLERGYMAN-SCIENTIST DEAD. 1OS ANGELES, January 5.—Har- wood Huntington, clergyman, author, lawyer and scientist, of Springficld Mass., and Ormond Reach, Fla., died i here yesterday. aged sixty-two years. COL. GALBRAITH DIES. SAN ANTONIO, Tex., January 3 {Col. J. G. Galbraith, United Ariny, retired, is dead here. @ graduate of the Military Ac of the class of 1577, and had n many 1 ampaigns, the ish-Ameri r and in the Philip- pine insurrection. He was retired before the world war, but was re- called to active service, being the { inspector general of the southern de- partment. He will be buried national cemotery here, " c0 P the FRANK S. TURNBULL DIES. MONTCLAIR, X J. Ja ary §.— Frank bull, president of Rog- ers, Peet & Co., New York clothiers jdied here today' after a short illness. Marriage Licenses. | Marriage licenses have been issued | s have been issued to the ohn N. Piatt of Pittshargh, {9, Blartin of Clevetand, onra. " * o " "4 Mary Aldo Mantavari aod ‘Palomina_Venturi Forest E. Charlton and Efe F. Scott John Simelton and Il stevens Willlam Thompson and Lucs Dengi James M. Young and Julia Moore. Rohert’ Lowe and Cora Main Hallic M. Radabaugh of Philadelphia. Pa aud Avnie Koblhon o thix city i aroid G, Moore ot Manviugton, W. v a0d Alice. . Weaselln of thin tite 4 dohn Woods and Rosa B. Hollex { { Births Reported. The followlng birthy have heen reported to the health departmeat in the last (wenty-four Bours L Toerh A, and Rose A, Crovo, bor. ‘otge and Joscpbine Reiq, Fir Matthew . and A Bidpe, boy. Andrew B. 0. and Evelvn . Wiener, boy. Charien E. and Nan 1. Berrs, boy. : Anthony and Louise Chirielocon. gir! Harrs and Katherie Murrag, boy Froderick and Luey Lokat, gin. Norman and Nettia Tate: be James R. and Julia Tyrrell, boy. Josse D. and Frances M. Rollow, William I and Cora Kenncds, b Glenn R. and Katherine Potterfield Albert and Kathering Beand. giel Willlam . ana Vi & warbi Harrs and Alma Wood, g1 Anfliony ang Fanny Casale, gir ank W, and Fila L. Stoever, girl Godfrey M. S, and Amy T, Talt: giel Gacinto and Naomi Maggia, boy. m and Emima Ramberg. boy. Elliott and Pearl Brown. by ton, bos. Georga W. and Caroline Robiuson, bor Hancy E. and Elizabeth Carpeater, boy Richard ©; and Lillian Hill, boy. Arthor and Deisie Minor, Los. Richard A. and Nolya Highiower, boy. Jobn H. and Elinor Powell, boy: Jobn and’ Marie Henderson, boy. Ralelgh and Annetta Dean: boy. Wiitem F. and Nettio Mies, Bos. Jobn T. and Julia Clark, bos. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to {lie health departmeat in the lust tweats-four ours | Surabh E. Heory, 77, 3018 N st. Augfo Rickey, 77, Providence Hospital John H. Metzeroit, 57, Sibley Hosp! Robert B. Gordon. 67, 201 Pa. ave. s.e. Johm B. Noon, 37, Georgetown University Hospital. i Olive D, Jonas, 65, Georgetown University | Hospital. Mollie V. Crown, 46, 913 K st. Barbara . Mitchell, 80, 2108 V 3 12 Georgla ave. | d Minerva Greer, 10| hours, 2375 Champlain st. Charles B. Grant, 2. 2300 K st. | Corinne Sheed, 33, &5 Florida ave. H Lucy Roy, 42, 156 Sheridan road s. H Philip_ Thomas, 25, Freedmen's Hospital. John Fletcher, 64, 485 C st. s.w. ! Josephine Flutchinson, 59, 204 D st. s.w. Thornton Nelsou, 53, Gallinger Hospital. Annie Camphor, 20, Freedmen's Hospital. Belle Dugan, 53, 5335 Jay st. n.e. Anderson Brows, 60. 2158 Sih st Retty dohnson, 40, Provide Isaac Wilson, 38, 618 Spri ver, 4. Emergen Hospital ris, 2, 1236 615 st. Answers to the name of | Tteturn to 706 L st. n.w. Reward. 6° | { BA platinim filigree, set with diamond | {and two sapphires, at Wardman Park New | Year eve. Finder communicate with Box | { 289-J. Ktar office. Owner will reward. 5 IFAR PIN, platinum, brilliants; Florida ave. r 14th st. car Tuesday between 8 and 8. m. Reward. 412 M st. n.e. e BILLBOOK, small, Contalning money wnd one-cent stamps. Please return to janitor, 1315 Relmont st. 3 BILL FOLDER containing $55 and two K. of | P. receipts, lost Wednesday by man_out of | | Work. Meward. _ Call Fr. 7556 after 5. | WILL, FOLD aud purse combination, contalning | & Masonle penny. Reward. Address 3 3 e S, lost Tuesday. TFinder please return to 832 Conn. ave. Reward. * AE 10 a whi DOG —Liewylien_setter_(ferale). black and | white (not broken); a pet; lost December 3rd. | Reward $100._Col. 3307, i3 DIAMOND RING, solitaire, platinum setting; ono emerald and ‘dismond Finz: one opal aud diamond ring; on Jan. 4. Reward if retursed to { Hotel Cairo. 8 { DOG—Black and tan bound, female, near | Ram's Horn, Md. Reward. 'G. S. Skinner, | 807_Jefferson st. n. . | FRATERNITY PIN—PHI Beta Sigma, set in pearls; initial J. N. D. on back. Liberal re- ”* Return fo 1130 36th_st. n.w. = FUR, biack Iynx, tied with black gros grain | ribbon, 11th to Conn. ave. on P st. Liberal re- | Tetorn o Mrs. Hopkins, Methodist | n__leatiior _case, | lternoon. Mail Miss Taglor, | Falls Church, Va., or leave at Central for lined: Paiace ‘Theater Thurs- | Finder please phone 9884, ¢ ! gold Masonic. ¥ Tleward If returned. st. FPOCKETBOUK, biue silk, around 14th and H | sts. p.w.. Wednesday night. Reward If | returned. 911 16th st. n.w., m. to 6 p.m. §¢ | PURSE, biack weal, Tuesday evening, contain- ing $55 (all I have), movie tickets, New Year cards (addy wsed). Reward. Call 1819 17th | n.w._ North 1680. 8 HAING—Gentieman's_diamoud ring, on of mear | Aacostia bridge. Reward. 1225'11th st. we. | SHOE, lady's, gray top. Wednesday, about | pm.. on F st. near 11th. Reward. Return to the Ebhitt H . 7 Trom _aiito Tuesday evening 3 st. M. L. on knife: liberal reward. 1v-rfl| n.w. Phone Col. 5740. 5 WRIST WATCH, in Mt. Pleasant oF street car to Rochambeau. Answer Apt. 508, Rocham- beau. 5 REWARD to finder of dark gray and gv Rodty " Mrs. Eager Freeman, Deceased Was Formerly Employed at St. Elizabeth’s. James Thurman Smith, former resi- dent of Washington and native of Cuipepper, Va., died at his home at 630 Cokesbury avenue, Baltimore, last night. following a short illness from double_pneumonia. Mr. Smith was in his forty-first year. A number of years ago he was attached to the staff of St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, and it was in Washington that he met the woman he married. He was stricken Sunday with double pneumonia and steadily declined. Fu- neral services will be held at his home in Baltimore tomorrow after- noon_at 2:30 and interment will be in a Baltimore cemetery. He was well known in Washington before going to Baltimore, where he took a position with the Prudential Life Insurance, Company. At the time of his death he had been with the company fifteen vears. -He is survived by a wife and two children Cards of Thanks. JACKSON, We wish to extend our sincere thanks and lieartfelt a A M. E 2 Grade Tublic chool, Dome: nile ~ of Moses, No. and our many friends and relatives ‘for their kindness. sympatliy and besutiful floral tributes during the short illness and death ‘of our beloved daughter. DOROTHY ALICE JACKSON BENTAMIN AND LUBERTA E. JACKSON. * MOORE. I extend my sincere thanks and ap- preciation to relatives and friends for sym- pathy and floral tributes during the illness and ‘at the death of my beloved busband, SAMUEL C. MOORE, e HIS WIFE, TRENE V. MOORE Marriage. FERGUSON—JOHNSON. Oriober 6, 1922, at| Regester, Alexandria_Va, by Rev. E. MELEN ¢ THOMAS M. FERG! JOHNSON Dreaths. BARBOUR. MARY, the devoted wis late Philip Rarbo Mayme Curry, Sarah DBarbour and Lillian mother of Howard Currs, wint Turner Cooper, William Thompso rie Holmen, foster mother of I Tnglish. Funeral Suzday, January Zion Baptist Church, F street between 8rd and 4%, at 1 p.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend * B . Sudden January 4. % car Freed . MITCHELL A, BROOKS, beloved husband ‘of Annie 3 ftrouks, father of Doreas N. and Mitchell A. Trooks, Jr., and brother of James. John and Arthur Brooks and Mrs. Hannah Hutler. ¥ neral from Ebenezer M. B. Church, 4th and 1 ate. we. Rev. J. W. Walters, pastor, Monday, January 8, at 1 p.m. T 4id not know the pains he bore, T did ot ses him die: 1 only know he went awax And did not say good-bse CALLAHAN. Wednesdas. 9 pm., af her residence n.aw., ANMIE, heloved du T and Elizabeth Calluha Saturday, Januirs 6, at 9 a.m.. Heart Church, 16th and Park rd. Relatis aud friends iovited. Interment private. & COSTELLO. Wednesday, January 3, 1923, at her_residence, 1109 4th st. n.e.. NORAH COSTELLO (nee Moran), beloved wife Timothy Costello. Funeral will take pla from her Chureh, where solemn Ligh mass will he wung for the repose of her soul at 9 o'cloc Relatives and friends invited to attend. CROPLEY. Suddenly. Thursday, January 4. 1923. at his residence. 517 B st se. THORNTON, beloved husband of Lula ‘M Cropley. Fnneral from his late residence. Saturday, Japuary 6. at 2 p.m and friends iovited. Interment Congressional cemetery.. DUNMORE, Departed this life, peacefully, Thursday, Januars 4, 1923, at § o'clock. WILLIAM. beloved hushand of the zabeth Dunmore and loving father of J Lawson, Ben Dunmore, Lov e, 1 Hall and Jerome Dunmo: Tate residence, 323 Virgini to Lbenezer M. E. Chure se. Monday, January Waiters, pastor. Relatives and friends in vited Well done, thou good and faith Gone. but mot forgotten. A loving father from us has gone A voice we loved is stilled A chair is vacant in our home Which never can be filled HIS CHILDREN. 6 DUNMORE, A!l the inmates of the Rose of Sharon Household of Ruth. No. 442 . of 0. F.. arc notified to attend a c meeting, Saturday. January 6, 30 p.m., at 0dd Feliows' Hall.' 16/ W.. to Arrange for the funeral of our late WILLIAM DUNMORE. Funeral January 8, at 1 p.m., from Eben- ezer M. E. Chureh. By order of the house- hold. SMRS. MARY E. HOLMES, M. N. G. RACHEL A. HAWKINS, W. R. o HENDERSON. Suddenly, at Emergency Hos servant pital, Thursdas, Januars 4, 1923, JOHN | BROOKS, son of Mary Foote Henderson and the late Tuited States Senator Joho Brooks Henderson. Funeral eervices Sunday after. noon at 3 o'clock at his late residence, 2200 16th st. n.w. No flowers. ks HOLCOMBE. nuary 3, 1923, at Portland. Oreg., THOMA ALLAN. son of the late Jolin Royall and Matilda Lee Holcombe, * HUGHES, Wednesday, January 3, 1023, Mrs. AMES HUGHES, at the home of her daugh- Happy Creck, Va. Loudoun ~ county, 3 KENT. Friday, January 5, 1923, at h dence, 1412 Euclid_strest n.w.. Washing- ton, D. C., ELLEN VICTORIA, widow of the late J. Yates Kent. She is survived by her children, Charles Y. Kent, Florence Harris, W. Seton Kent and Ellen S. Kent. Fumeral secvices at_All p Church, Calvert county, Md., Monday, Jan. vary 8, 102 o her residence. Interment Hastings, Mic} ;uczy. Departed this life Thursday morning. January 4, 1923, at o'clock, THOMAS R., beloved husband of Adeline Lacey. at residence, 342 K st. 8.\v., after a lingering_illness, which he bore with ence. ~Funeral Sunday, 2 p.m., from hi late residence. He leaves to mourn thei loss a loving wife, Adelin sters, Mrs. Surah Johnson and Mrs. Blancle Taslor, aud a host of friends and relatives. Interm in Harmony cemeters. 6 LIGHTFOOT. Thursday. January 4, 1923, at 10:30 a.m.. at the residence of her ‘son, J. Je- rome Liglitfoot, 4051 Wisconsin ave., LUCY . LIGHTFOOT, aged 75 years, widow of John Jerome Lightfoot. She s survived by three | daughiters and one son, Blanche M. Lat- tanner of Montpelier, Ohio; Maude H, Lea burn_of Los Angeles, Calif.; Mamie ‘W. Bradford of Washington, D.' C Jerome Lightfoot. Funeral services at the bove address Saturday, January 6, at 11 Interment Oak Hiil cemetery. 5% MAGRUDER. TLeft us in the arms of God and took her fiight to heaven. January 3, 1923, at 11:50 a.m., at her residence, 116 Quander street s.c.. MARY, the beloved wife of the late Frank Magruder and mother of Mrs. on, Tila R. Wilkerson, Jeanetto ‘ecelia Willianis and John Magruder. also leayes eight grandehildren, six reat-grandchildren aud @ host of relatives 0 fricnds. Funeral Sunday. January 7, E. Chorch, THE FAMILY. 6% REPETTI. January 3, 1923, VICTORIA, the eloved ‘wife of the late Joseph A. Repetti and mother of Paul, Leo and Helene Repettl. Funeral from her'late residence, 220 4th street s.e., Saturday, January 6, at 9 a.m. thence to’ St. Peter's Church, ‘Where mi for the repose of her soul will be said at 9:30 a.m. Interment at Mt. Olivet ceme: tery. Relatives and friends invited to at- tend. - 5 RINGER, Friday, January 4, 1923, ELIZA- BETH RINGEH. Funeral from National La- theran Home, Winthrop Heights, D. C., Sat- urday, January 6, 2 p.m. Interment Glen- wood cemetery. J ROBINSON. Wednesday, January 3. 1923, JULIA GERTRUDE, daughter of the late James F. and Mary A. Robinson. Funeral from chapel. Prospect Hill cemetery, Satur- day. January @, at 10 o'clock a Rela- tives “and friends invited. (Philadelphia papers please copy.) . SAYRE. _Thursdar, LIAM B. 3 years. Funeral from the . Rsan, 817 Pennsylvania avenue s.e., Saturday, Jaon- are 6, 2 pm. ives and 'friends invited to attend. Interment private, Con- gressional cemetery. . SERRANO, Wednesday, Jaouary 3, 1023, at 5:20 p.m., MICHAEL N., beloved husband of Estelle’ D. Sertano, uged 58 years. ' Fo- Deral from his late residence, B21 Upshur Baturday. January 6, at 2 p.m. invited to attend. Interment at Glenwood cemetery. 5* SIMMS. The remaios of ELIZABETH SIMMS will rest in Campbell Cburch, Nichols ave. s.e., Avacostia, D. C., Rey. W. H. Manokol pasior, Sunday, 2 p. and will be burs o residence, Saturday, January | @3t 8:30 am.. thence to St. Alovsius | Relatives | and J. | o leaves to mo s | 5 daughters, thres sisters, onc brother and one <on-in-law. and & host of relatives and friends. Al are iusited, SPATES. brief illness, on danusr % wout 10 a.t.. af his residence, CITATLE . st nd Npates (nee Wood). i his G4th year of funeral will ‘ap pear tater in The Star. STOVALL. _Suddenly, Sunday, December, 1922, °3:30 p.m Mexia, ™ HARRY_C. STO’ Ui States Marine Corps, beloved husband of Ellen M. Stovall (nee Lawler). Funeral from W. W. CI bers’ pariors, 1400 Chapin st, n.w.. Saturday, Janusry 6. 1923, at 1 3 ‘Military funeral at Fort Myer entrance jon cemetery at 2 p.m. Relatives l.nd | VENABLE Deaths. TRENT. Departed this lite Jannars 23, biladeiphia, Pa.. HILUMAN TRENT, the ed_brotuer of Matilda Young, Maggie Laura Tackson, Riciard Trent and uncie of Arehibald, datee, ¥ Inntnrs 7 o' trom Wise's parlor. 1. Normar officiati ;r‘m. l'ln)ml' ntee's A. M. 2. . Chug ‘WOOLF., Thursday. January 4, 10 t Clifton Forge, Va., SAMUEL 3 beloved husband of Elsie Woolf aged 41 &, at 13 o'clock. « Moy N 6 In Memoriam. BRENT. 1In sad but loving remembrance our father, JOHN BRENT, who 1 ssed aw eury ago todny, January - . G. W. BREST AND FAM CROUNBE. In cherishied memo, father, AMOS CROUNSE, who pas thiree rs ago today, January 5. 1920 NELLIE DEAN. A tribute of love and remembrance R4l denr davghter and sister. MABEL » Who departed this lifc one’ year age today,’ Junuary 5, 19: ey When the Judgment day shall That bright and happy n We'll meet Christ, our elder brother, And it down upon His throne. FATHER AND SISTER FULLER, ed memory of my beloved Dusband and our dear dexoted father, who was taken from us one Scar g fodss Januare 5, 1022 ey Home in not like Ant'St domb s U Tnstead of ore tol paThero in Mosnt o0t whers b burled, that single spot is (he whole to k. i Sl HIS LONELY WIFE AND CHILDREN We often o 1o Mount Oliset and take some pretty flawcrs and lay $hem o0 dear Erandpa’s srav wine wo joved him HIS LITTLE GRANDCHILDRES, = GIFFORD. 1n memory of dear daughter. o RATIE . GIFFORD, T died Tour "Sears ago today, Javuars 5 What would I gise fo « Her loving faco t Her pleasant smile inade lie worth while Which meant s much {0 us a1l MOTHER AND BROTHEES. LUSBY. A tribute of lose to the beautifal memury ‘of ‘wur mother. EMELINEG LUSBY, who left us Three Sears ago toay, Jany 5, 19%0, HER CHILDE MILLER. In sad but loving remembrance of our_dear daughter and. sister. : BETH MILLER, wio de eleven years ago’ today, Jannars 5 “Thongh long tiie wears swas we tread No path we shn, no darkness dread. Our hearts still whispering, - Thou near.”” " MOTHEL AND SISTER TOLSON. Tn In: memary of our_devoted husband and father, HENRY A. TOLSON who passed sway suddenly, four years ago today, January 3, 1919, Thy purpose. Lord, we canpot ses, But all is well that's done by Thes WIFE AND SON That stilled form, those closed eyes. open now b the skies, ) xee the Master to face While we are Ieft to fil the piace. MOTHER-IN-LAW AND SISTER-IN-LAW. * VENABLE. Ta sad but loving memors of our dear son‘and brother, DAVID A. VENABLE, died one rear age today, January sp her hand, How T miss the welcome footsten OF the one T laved so dear. Oft T listen for hix coming, Feeling sure that he is near No one knows the wilcut feartaches Only thome who have lost cau te Of tiie grief that s borne in silence our_darling we loved o wei u art goue but uet forgotten. Fresh my lore will ever be. For ere is mer: Iw ® think of thee HIS LOVING® MOTHER, SISTER BROTHERY. Ln sad hut loving remembrance DAVE VENARLE. who eur ago today, Jaan T always wish f e ighttime. 2 14rift on an unknown s But I'm getting mighty lonesome and Line £t me, u, Dave Surrounded by friends. 1 am lonesome: In the midst of pleasure T am biue With a smile on my face and @ heariache 1 &m still longing for you. HIS DEVOTED FRIEND, KATHERINE KELLY. . In sad hut loving remembrance r son and brother. WILLIAM E. VOORHEES, who entered cternal rest four ears ago today, January 5, 1919, Ioved, in life. remembered in death HIS LOVING MOTHER AND SISTERS. * WILLIAMS. In loving re rance of our end, LUCRETIA WILLIAMS, win January 4. 1 Today carts are heavy, Our thous 1 of thee None but God in n can se HER FRIEND, SYLVIA ROBINSON. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Nodera Ghiyer: ‘Toephose,Main 2473 Quick, Dignificd_and Eficlent Service W. W. Deal & Co., §16 H ST. N.E. Lincoln 3464, Antomobile _Servic G Soern AN soxs apel. - & MORTICIANS Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST. N.B. Phone L. 5543. JAMES T. RYAN 317 PA. AVE. S.E. Model Chapel. Lincola 142. Private Ambulances Livery in_Coosectio “Established 1 Telephone Col. 7023. THE S. H. HINES CO., W. R. ¥. HINES, Prop., 2601-2008 14th et p.w. Private Ambulance. W R Speare Co. UNDERTAKERS 1208 H STREET.NW TORNERLT 40T ST. S Bimus R Speme: 2505 Wills 5. Bpeare e B S e T Richols Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. N.W. Established 1841 Phone West 96. Automob! i WILLIAM LEB, 1 Director aad Embalmer. * Livery in connection. Commodiony Cchapel and modern crematorium. ~ Moderats . 332 Pa. ave. n.w. Tel. call M. 1383 Phone Lincoln 524. Automobile Funerals. V.L.SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor con nected with the original W. R. Speare establishment. 940 F St. N.W. Plone Fi 63 CEMETERIES. NON-SECTARIAN VAULTS CEDAR HILL PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST Washington's Berutiful Burial Ground Perpetual care—Chapel—Perfect Service- Cholce plots—Moderate prices—Terms. Dt;ll:-o, .!flliluzdx'll"l. A\&. 8. Evl[imr. fls{m.’. ool ormation or Visit to Coms- tory, Call MR, OAVLOR, Lino. 982, FORT LINCOLN The Park Cemetery Non-Sectarian Perpetual Care Beautiful and Stting locatlon. Readily accessible—on electric ear line. Ou Ballimore boulevard. at Distriet line. Office: 705 12th St.N.W. Pheoe Franklin 47 Write for Illustrated Booklet e FUNERAL DESIGNS. i{Gude Bros, Co., 1214 F St. Prompt auto delivery service. Artist vo—! ive. —_Artistic—sxpresive—ivespensive. ___ GEO. C, S| s e BXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS Phone M. at MODERATE FRICES. prical=r)