Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1923, Page 14

14 - THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., MARCH 25 1923—PART 1. e im0, SRS, R DA Aot | oy Shenatan he witer nere, icd | BRITISH-ARGENTINA DEBT | (g favment by e Britiun of 85010 be applted aeainst he Bei 3 5 e following a lingering ilines 000,000 to Ar; @ . . X & gentina in January lished in Argenti ul” 7 Og' Conce’ is in Bl lg htw00d 1 00] b Fowler, 'health officer._of the | tha body fter brict services hess "ho | ARBITRATION IS URGED | 5.5ionymy i the report of Rttorney o war " Argonilia crealt p 3 District, has conferred with Corpora- |sides his widow, Dr. Harding ia soe- With the tnvestigation of the Bitigh |1ah contend thot it shouid heve bo . ~y e o . tion Counsel Stephens. vived by one daugnter, Mrs. Kos laim, involving the sum of 33,000, iited at the current rate of e He learned that no action Insofar | il of Mansnga s . Foster claim, involving m of 33,000,- |crecited at tl urrent rate of ex 1 f th. om- A 1 d. Mrs. Harding will | By the Associated Press 000 pesos. N change, on New York Bl'lng bplrzted 1 hree-Szded Controversy sl TR BRI B SR, (e e ot Wahtgon B ot 5" | o0 NI, staron 14 arpi | oo Bl advances tne givne | St - 5 {him until mosquito larvae are found fihe President, who will accompany the | tration of the differences between g pravious loan from Amer Musket balls were legal tender a< — w |:n the pond. body to Mansfield. s Promises Speedy Action. | Commissioner James . Oyster said yesterday that action would be taken as soon as Dr. Fowler was able to take it. - "You can be sure that this will be | VN B D N [ 5 e (0 (R [ ) [ (R A S R (R S I N S T S N cleaned up as soon as possible, 3§ [7 77 4 - sald. “Mr. Lancaster has talked to me about it himself, and I am surc that rellef will be afforded before the pond becomes a menace to! P health.” ' that fire engines be employed to pump off the water was made to Com- / missioner Oyster, but no action was taken on this use of the fire depart- ment apparatus. ' Getting Down 4o Strategy. i ‘ /4 Nelghbors of “Lancaster's lake” are | 2 ] now getting to the point where ' strategy s being considered. ~Al-| ready Arthur C. Gorbach of 6304 Sth ' .. .' ' 77 7 7 ' N I S [ S 5 [ AT S (5 778 It is reported that the suggestion Y Y Argentina and Great Britain over ers on the understanding that arthings in Boston in 1637 B s TR R T - strect, has suggested that a dummy | child be manufactured and tossed 7 ] T A A R 57 into the lnke, allowing varlous par. | = : ents to guess as to the identity of 2 reek we are placi f § i i 2 ars 2 Snte 1o itk A8 L e Y e oyr one week we are placing on sale a largg number of splendid suites in a great rlc?rfinro sale at greatly reduced police department by calls for assist- prices! We have carefully inventoried our entire stock, and in every case where theresis only one or two suites of a O ein GT (he TEIEREORs LUETRLEa X0 kind we have reduced prices sharply—in many instances to cost and even less! Make your selections promptly. In- | get speedy action by dl llt;]r!n: "f“," cluded in this great sale of suites are many of the most desirable period styles for the bedroom, living room and dining ond already o e - : b : 1 N 2 ? pond.alre G A ‘}hmm” room. The greatest opportunity of the season to buy suites at savings so genuine, so compelling that those who need t -"r"“fl"dd.‘r:f}lfi:fil i new furniture will be quick to appreciate the extraordinary advantages now offered. v, I that this would not stand i’ court. i | " YVoungsters of the nelghborhood are { best posted on the condition of the pond. 9 00 ‘ a 7 00 Month] {In informal interview with some of . ° » beardless i Tuckermaun yesterda: i s gentieman in & state of alcoholc Inebri: Yelivers any Nor S ve ot anY e o ose tion tumbled into the pond re iy | Delivers any one of these pays for any one of these - escaped drowning only because he hap- - . . sip . T o pened, to topple into the shallow b ;.{ greatly reduced priced suites beautiful suites. Or we will ar- . There's an_ ash pile out in the middle position in detall 1 the two drainage culverts— | of the pond i to these authori- | . - 7 : el \Stagnatmg Water thirteen years ; STalley and Sh Street. cuIVerts— | vi ein nal can steh ofbn 1t int witer | to yvour home. No red tape. range semi-monthly or weekly ground. poot as. : The result was that | ihatii come way up over sour head. | Prompt deliver terms to suit vour incom No houses were on salc : rehy, according to) That's how It stands Mr. Lancaster | ro delivery. erms to suit yo “ome. Id M that thme water drained off n « ter that fi feels he District should act. | - B He enaceto. | e s dnlid of miceiy e Lusasies The et that forme| scel cut (he Dlstet shotid o5t 5 now uth street. down a ravine on | me st vear DENK [ fuken but Mr. Lancaster & N hb h d the other side hence into the 3 It flowed from | Lancaster objects e1gnoornood. |vaiey of viney The Dis- down Tuckerman t built Lancaster | street, down the lley and off on the = — s That alley v | lots. |i to him to protect i I of dralnage water, ca k| “Inasmuch as District showed its | o, po 2008 CF SlHEUREINE WY e lots of possibllity of ¥ on its |7 Ang the neighbors—they are adopting ength that & protest Mr. Lancaste el by con- |4 of watchful but District gov the ¢ sure that | geq nder the all y row tha irface drat 1 » s Al S5 PRESIDENTS KIN DIES. T g street to carry off the drainage down Nelghbor, Say OMch | | Piney Branch vailey. K o |Dr. B. F. Herding o Manstield, 21t of Water Blocked. ¥o0d | Ohio, Cousin, Succumbs in Florida. ie afterward building com i verts = 4 on the west side of 9th stre . e| SEBRING, Fla., March 2 B. F Ohto, a cousin of who, with his wife, Growing Since Last Summer. The land was filled tn. Tt ; P ion e i Bt t of the water because the surface “Lanca 8-Pc. Walnut-Finished Dining Room Suite reat s s ¢ Queer : H i 3 nport pth is great n boys of the com- s about home- mirrc n bl g Chairs and Armchair e Special 7/ THE MANS STORES QF WASHINGTON ave been | it 1t Mr. | 1 of the con- | District | b | -~ EASTER—and bullfrog | are buying oodles = The Rights of Man! the pie. The representec 0 . A T A Pc. American Walnut Bedroom Suite | 4 p. “Kroehleflavenport Bed Suite This beautiful 5-piece American Walnut Bed- | A “Kroehler” Davenport Be [ the comfort and service thut The Har,non)/- of Clothes il sie “how-end Bed. 4 Dreseer. Chiftomter, | PSri aTon S, Lightens the Heart Most When aeron Sukie ac eh o tow peice | SR 0k . ¥ It Lightens the Purse Least Here are a FEW Of M@my Other Special Values Rucker & Rucker Paperhanging and Painting e . - F 3 Gt a2 ki = g - e 1210 H St N.W. M 422 ) Ev c_r;(n»nm at his !)(»l A‘md a little better! That'’s the mes- o S - sage of Easter—the time when young men reach forward for a 2 LR touch of dignity and older men reach backward for a touch of on asy erms P dash. Your Plumber Intrust you I'he man who carries his head high in the Easter promenade will not neces- sarily carry a high overhead! The Rights of Man include the right prices for the right clothes—and it all depends on where he buys his outfit. work to tion of repute, this one, if confident of thorough P 2 <8 ) work. liable QZ=I=RCr AR and reasonable cost. E; o 5 > s : et e O S = [he Man’'s Sturef service permits b n;; (,m"“, X s §: every man to exercise his good taste e 7 AN g without limit, at a cost well within his = R Sui MAURICE J. COLBERT £ limit. This is an institution of friendly , 3.Piece Bedroom Skiite Complete Dining Room Suite 6;’;“""";’"""""‘;7"‘"3 £| prices for clothes that could make | e R A D i 010.3 =i 3 iasti i % i ! ere is @ ! The bed has massiv Jcet to pay T buffet alone. Includes a large I dresser, finished 1 pak, has r spacious 1 atch and “hal suite is sub- e ie | cent: = Srawers and u Jarge mirror. A’ full size chiffonter | Ecantlally made and one extraordinary ! completes this wonderful suite—one of the most dining room values we many & f‘{n} | 2 z = 2 H extraordinary bedroom values we have ever offered. It is specially pri Value Sale Th ’ N { At Easter—as at all other times—assert your rights to the at $39.50 = ere s one ! good things of life, such as good clothes. And assert your right Liberal Credit Easy Terms | to right prices! %umunnn||un||||mlm1unmummmmmmnmmuuuummmmmnmmmmmumunmmnmnmu§ AXWELL’S PEClAL ONDAY 2-inch Post Iron Bed With l-inch Fillers These- beds are all guranteced per- fect and can be had in White Enamel. S, Vernis Martin, Bgag:gt or {1!\-0}:): finish. L Agents for We have only 3 s, and their price ; n - is less than the factory price today, so “Wiseonsin Peerless be on hand early. “Just as ~ 3Good” Spring Suits for Young Men and All Men $25 to $45 (One or Two Pairs of Trousers, as You Prefer) Spring Topcoats, $25 to $40 Avoid the “just as good” kind of transmission or dif- ferential gear lubricant. No doubt the profit to this “just as good” kind dealer is perhaps greater. Man’s Store Spring Hats, $2.50 and $3.50 : g = -/ A Buy Yours Early - N = i ere Is a distinct advan- Stetson Hats, $7.00 Gas or Electric = 6.84 L e »"l“fi.i-'::‘:.s",‘-’iif'&'%? The economical, satisfac- tory and guaranteed kind— of it during the warm only will you have the use . Floor Lamps spring days to come, but EBONITE—h: d f == 7 s : , i i vou w s able to performance. Sl 137 The Removal Sale continues at Man's Store No. 2, 616 b;l::: "élfi‘éll.efi’lalf. S&Tfif; No Ph ol ;gi':;fn :"“,‘:"i:‘f, ai:«fr!fipi’e:s = oo o = i d 0 Phone Orders Show ok, % 1o Ak your dealer tosell you 17th Street—Soon to be in its New Home at 1724 Pa. Ave. e e ; aites; Eciced seaut e 2EBONITE, ‘and take mo phced to $12.5 Monday Only NonetoDealers & 2 <uss | $2 Cash—75¢ Week SyITTANTE MRS - Side lcers. . $19.75 other. ; Sold by reliable dealers in * “MONEY’S WORTH OR MONEY BACK” five-pound cans-and at gp- pointed service stations where you see the checker- board design pump. EBONITE (It's Shredded Oil) -Por Transmissions and Differentiats Beautiful 26- i y I A | - { Dl A.nywhere‘ piece Rogers i i Freight P.ald Silver Set | | j (RN to All Points ER EE ‘:"i!h Lt y ; \ i Not Reached chase of $100 l;.y Our or, Over. rucks ':l“ i