Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1923, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Exceptional Suite! Exceptional Value First Time Shown AT 10 Pieces 22 The attractiveness of Queen Anne Period design furniture is an accepted fact. This suite is exceptionally graceful in line. The two-tone effect in dull rubbed, American walnut finish, beautifully grained, enhances the beauty of the suite to an extremely pleasing degree. The suite consists of a 60-inch buffet, oblong extension table, closed-in server, panel- side china cabinet, 5 side and 1 ma $19.75 An attractive all-fiber reed carriage in khaki or gray enamel. Heavy rubber tired wheels. Adjustable hood, nicely upholstered with loose cushion seat and back, windshield and tubular pusher. oft comfortable springs, light-weight and easily handled. Pullman Round and Square Cushions 69c¢ Pleasing, seasonably sten- ciled designs on good quality crash. Well stuffed, round or squarte—measure 20 inches. Also tapestry covered square cushions, 69c. Bright spring cre- tonne covered cushions, same size, 69c. ster chair with blue leather seats. Complete suite, 10 pieces, $225. Sani-Cold $ 1 8 Refrigerators, You know Sani- Cold quality— Safeguard t h e food you eat, it is as important to your health as sanitary plumb- ing. The ice con- sumption is ex- ceedingly small. T h e provision chambers are spa- cious and enamel lined, sanitary wire shelves. Perfect drainage stem; easily cleaned. All hardwood case. High Bacii $1 6.75 Rockers These delightful rockers are most comfortable—sug- gests calm and meditation. They are of closely woven fiber reed in Baronial finish. Soft spring cushions, restful arms and upholstered backs. NO MONEY DOWN! Your Choice of Console or Upright VICTROLA and 3 Victor Double-face Records Bed Combination-Complete 3 Pieces $17-50 Bed, Spring and Mattress (six selections) complete for $102-25 Special Privileges All sent to your home without a cent of obligation on your part. This offer is for a limited period and we’ve timed it so you may have music in the home for Easter and thereafter. . Here, again, is an excellent combination for the spare bedroom or sleeping porch, Not just a bed—but a 3-foot wide heavy continuous post bed with lateral fillers, a re- inforced edge spring, and all cotton mattress. Outfit Complete, $17.50. ellecht The Home of Triple-Guarantee Furniture 7th at F Music Store 618 F Street ‘D. C, WEDNESDAY, JOHN T. DILLON DEAD. Was Thirty Years Chief of War Department Division. John T. Dillon, for thirty years chief of the correspondence division of the War Department, died Sunday, at Saratoga, N. Y., according to in- formation_received in this city by friends. His death was due, it is said, to a general breakdown re- sulting from overwork during the world_war. He was sixty-two vears old. "He was a native of Chateaugay, Clinton county, N. Y., and was reared and educated’ in Siratoga. Before {coming to the War Department he | had been in the post office service. The funeral and interment will take place at Saratoga today. He is survived by four sisters, Mrs. John ! Burgey of Schenectady, Y.; Mrs. | John Koley, Miss Anna A. Dillon and Mis§ Theresa F. Dillon, all of Sara- toga, N. Y. — Shefield s still credited with mak- ing the best steel in the world. Its virtues are attributed partly to the! | secrets known only to the manufac- turers, and partly to the water used for tempering it. Recemmended By Womrath’s Library MARCH 28, 1923. RITES FOR TOWNER WIL BE ELABORATE Politicians Are Ignored in Ap- pointment of Inaugural Committee. DISTRIBUTOR, SUC! ing Operation. paper_man, ! tribs a lo ition for mastoids. ing concern, died ye al hospital following He w been transferred from th | office of hix comp: Th mily Tuneral will residence, 1366 strect, this afternson at | The body will be taken SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, March 28— IN. J., for interment. Mr. Plans now being made for the in- & hative of Iowa and was | auguration of Horace M. Towner Ames College. svernor on April 6 indicate that the er _he cutere remonies probably will be the most - St. Louis Rey : ‘latter the St Louis Globe- claborate since the change to Amer- | H o, i St Loy fcan sovereignly. The degree to|bution—of mo which an attempt has been made to |been in that w avoid pu“ll s In conn ion with the He Bovernor's arrival is indicated by the | 't that none of the members of a committee appointed to receive is an active politician. Denby to Attend. Club of C - Seeretary Denby has decided to at- | Press Club. tend the inauguration. Mr. Towner | Mrs. Dorothy is expected to arrive on April On ; parents, Rev. be held By the Assoclated Press, piet vas ghier of Mr of Mount V r. Lusk was —because hundreds will want tof! read it when it is brought tof; their attqntion what a fine book j| it really is | THE LOVE STORY OF |. ALIETTE BRUNTON | By Gilbert Frankau ! A powerful dramatic novel with a wonderful, ardent love story. There 13 in the book hu.o: sophistication, action, incident— and there s a real question, vital, human problem, pulling at the heartstrings and’ compelling more than ordinary feeling about the book, as well a8 Interest In it. (32.00) Rents in Library for 25 Cents. ' 607 13th St. N.W. || (Between F and G Sts,) Also at Jane Bartlett’s 2555 Conn. Ave. N.W. Dont use cosmeti to hide skin trrgub‘l:g ! Resinol aids poor complexions 1f your complexion is rough, red, or pimply, don't try to cover up the de- fects with cosmetics which do not con- ceal, but usually attract attention to the reason for their use. Begin today to clear your skin with Resinol Qintment and Resinol Soap. This treatment not only cleanses the skin and enables it to breathe, but usually removes biotches, redness and roughness. Ask your dealer for Resinol Soap and Ointment, e —— A CLEAR COMPLEXION Ruddy Cheeks—Sparkling Eyes— Most Women Can Have Says Dr. Edwards, & Woll-Known Ohio Phys n Dr. F. M. Edwards for 17 years| | treated scores of women for liver ! and bowel ailments. During these | years he gave to his patients a pre- scription made of a few well-known vegetable ingredients mixed with olive oil, naming them Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. You will know them by their olive color. These tablets are wonder-workers on the liver and bowels, which cause ' a normal action, cartying off the: waste and poisonous matter in one’s | system. If you have a pale face, sallow look, dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, headaches, a listless, no- good feeling, all out of sorts, in- active bowels, you take one of Dr.| | Edwards’ Olive Tablets nightly for a time and note the pleasing re-! sults. Thousands of women and men take Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets— the successful substitute for calomel { —now and then just to keep them fit. 15c and 30c. {new jto Gov. Towner. i16th street and Park roa: | Smith will deliver the a {the “Seven Last Wor\ |“Seven Last Words. April 13 the insular legislation will | Granville. Onio convene after its second re or | Club will send thirty days, which was taken to al- | funeral this evening. low for the arrival of the new B0 crnor- Whether Gov. Towner will message to the legislature or whet or he will suggest that it pr to the consideration of a m prepared by former Gov. Relly rded to the officials of th ture by Acting Gov. Huyke, 15 & 4 e stion the politicians now are di in was*a She nd Muny Recommendations WMade. akes many s for new legisiation E ent of present statutes. In addition to ision of the tax laws to provid ised revenue, the m and J sage recommends mnew school e had labor laws, urges the p; friends in this c banking law, the ablishment of a by one son, Matt insane asylum and the r spector of the health dep of the statute governing municipal- ' J. y City, and three for legislation providing ' Margaret, A dastral survey of the island, recommends an appropriation of $1 000.000 a year for new roads and bridges, and funds for the completion | n(_{l new capitol building. There is a need for more industrial education in the island, the message | states, and the legislature is urged to provide for the extension of English instruction by teachers from the continent. All heads of government depart- s will present their resignations to the United made t her home large n Sisters of Charity. Elizabet ~ Deaths Tuesday, March s, CHARLE I of Susan E. Albert. ALBERT. m, C. Wi waster. RETRE BRADLEY. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Maryland State Society will meet tomorrow. 8 p.m., at Thomson School The Massachusetts Soclety will glve dancing party in the Arcade b room April 12 to add to fund for ei tertainment of guests who may ae- company the governor and thirt nine mayors from Ma: usetts du ing three-day_ program o honor May 4-5:6, © ° el BROWN. pom.. at her res CARRIE TLUVINI Matilda Brown The sacrament of the Lord's x will be admiinistersd at the New York March Avenue Presbyterian Church tomor- | al, =y row night at § o'clock. Rev. Dr. Wal- g lace Radeliffe will officiate, assisted by Rev. William A. Eisenberger. The “Three Hourx” dev be observed in S Patrick's Church from noon to 3 o'clock, Good Friday. The meditations will be given by Kt Rev. Msgr. C. F. Thomas, rector of St Patrick's. Tickets are not re. quired for this service. fon will - Marel, as oy Commtery COGGIE. * Tuesdny, o1, b.m rment &t C At the Shrine of the Sncred Heart, the three- erved hegin- . Rev. Ignatius ourses on of Christ.,” and sing Dubois’ hour service will be ob ning at noon Good Frid the mixed choir will A Washington Chapter of Hollins College Alumnae will be organized Saturday, 5 p.m., at the White Vea- cock tea room. All alumnae asked to attend. The Art and Archeology League WEI have an art competi fon, wich prizes for paintings or sculpture to be entered for its Kaster carnival, opening Saturday evening. g at ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Chemical Soclety will have a din- ner, followed by a meeting. new Interior building. Dinner, 7 cclock; meeting, 8 o'clock. E. C. Franklin, president of the Amerfcan Chemical Society, will speak of “The Ammonia System of Compounds.” The Rhode Island Citizens' at Asso- jelation will meet, 8 o'clock, in Sher- wood Presbyterian Church. A HAMILTON. Tue 10.10 m., H. loved son of tie 1 Hamilton. Funeral fros Grattan Kerans, instructor in journali at Knights of Columbus Evening School. will speak in Lisner Hall, 2023 G street, § o'clock, under auspices of Philippinensian. Subject: “Four-Power Pact and the Future of the Far East.” —_— LOST. BAG — Black steel bended, between Willard Hotel and 12th and E sts. Liberal reward. if roed to Willard_Hatel barher. shopm p.m. HARRIS, Genrge ¥ 1or), aged Vices at_ parents’ residence, ne., Friday, March 30, at terment Olney, Md. HODGKINS, Tuesday, March’27, Tuesday, March EDWARD DONALD, and Minni 27, Be Careful What You Wash Your Child’s Hair With If you want to keep your child's hair in good condition, be careful what sou wash it with. ny aps and prepared shampoos contain too much free alkall. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and is very barmful. Mulsified cocoa- nut ofl shampoo (which is pure and entirely greaseless) is much better than || | anything else you can use for sham- pooing, as this camnot possibly injure the hair. Stmply put two or three teaspoonfuls of Muisified in a cup or glass with a little warm water, then moisten the i halr with water and rub the Mulsified i in. It will make an abundance of rich, i creamy lathier und cleanse the huir and || scalp thoroughly. The lather rinses out [ easily and removes every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excess ofl. The t hair dries quickly and evenly. and it i leaves it fine and silky, bright flfty and easy to manage. Sou can get Mu'sified coconnnt ofl shampos at any drug store. 1t is very || cheap, and a few ounces will last every Jf ¢ one [ the family for months. e sure sour drogeist gives you Mulsiied.— Ndverticement f l | ' FUR NECKPI residence,” the Toronio, IDA 3. ‘Thursday at 2 p.m.. , privat dnesda: DED BAG—Lansburgh's miliine 5 ment, Fridas. Finder call Co'r 8203, s TAG—Trown satin, ave. and 13th and ¥ ing kess, ' notebook, orer rece'pta, e BILL FOLD, Ue-ween 18th and Oregon day evening: contain: reli envelopes. money ward. 1307 £t w ¥ weal contai money and valuable papers: steniay nie ernioon on F st.. near 14th 8., oron Mt Pleas antcar Reward if returaed to Lee Hatehjne 21 13th n.w: ; BRACELET, amond and sappiire] Satniay night: reward offered. Plione Adams 61, Apuet. ment 811, Wardman Park Angex. 8¢ DOG—Male Boston bull, white forehead, fore. feet and breast; answers to name of Dudley. Vers liberal reward for information of nis whereabouts. C. E. Wilson, 1468 14h st rons LEE, W aged 68 vears. e of her daughter, Mrs. Park rd, n.w., Saturd Relatives Calif., MARY A fate Joseph Laughran, 9th st. s.e. Notlce of funeral MCCARTHY. Tuesd residen n.e son_of the late Jeremiah MeCa: Funeral Thursday March ;20 p.m., at her residence. . t.e., RBSSIE L., beloved wifs Middleton _and devoted Wesley aud Ida _Jackson. mourn her loss five children, Los Angeles, “Bernard, female. _Notify 13 Tel. Line. 4405-W. DROP_EARR Rewnrd on_return | B EAR DROP, sterling and pearl, with pend of pearls in shape of bunch of grapes. Mon. day night, in vicinity of Sth and East Capitol sts. Return to Apt. 6, the Ventosa, and Celve reward. FRATERNITY T Reward. Phone Funera] services Thurs 5 1 pm., at Lane C. M. 29 nd O sfs. me. . Sigwa Nu Phi (legai). | When a mother breathe ekt 448, 28¢ T E—Black caracul; Mon, 5 March 26. Reward if returned to 915 gut sq 17th st. n.w. HANDBAG—S0ft Black leather; morning in W. B, & A. station. 'Reward, Return to 918 14th st. n.w. HOUND PUP—Black and tan, fost at 1714 st. n.w. Reward. G NECKLACE—Pearl, on F_st, Monday, Do tween Woodward & Lothrop’'s and Palace Theater. _Col. 10221. _Reward. e NECKLACE of small pearl beads, white Clup, Tecterdny pom. 'Kindiy reticn to Ghare dge Hotel and receive adeq NECKPIECE—Mink, 2 skins; between Wyo- ming and the Westmoreland, Suitable I"‘d rd if returned to Apt. 354, Westmore- and. i PEART, BEADS_String. 18-inch. clasp, Thursdsy or Friday. E, Btar o%ce. POCKETBOOK — Black p e ric ing. A Lynn McDowell, 723 20th n.w: ber 1 Without the smile of mother's NORMAN. of the mu: Mrs. F. NORMAN are meet at the Metropolitan Bap 5 ALMA PAGE, March 268, 1923, CHLOF loved wife of the late Lyitle Funeral from W. REED. March 27, ¥ band of Mattie Ree §18 H st. n.e., Fri March 27, 201 mall; Monday white, gold Address Box 125 28% Teatlier, containin lost in tax office at Di d to ownen P POODLE—White, tan ears uud coilar. Rewsrd 192 f returned to 423 15th st. s.e. . PURSE_Gray chauge, Iady's, Saturday p.m 5T TR Md ariver verimit Home, JA A ‘Thursday, March 27; with & _Titile PIN—Gold, small, returned to 1526 Dl mel, Reward if aek vd “Prone Col. 1021 Tetaad R T ave aw. Reward. Re- 6, at o p.m. WARNER. Tuesday. at George Hospltal, FRANCES LARIMB! mother of Cassius . Friday 2 p.u.. from Le lors. ~Iaterment private, WELLS. March . aged 78_vears. RING-8_large _emeralds, set o platinu g sl it ot e with diamonds, Liberal reward. F. . e inson. 617 14th st. n.w. = March 30, at 2 RIN meo. on Mt. Pleasant car, Monday . s N e Ran o1, "toa-ae . Rewara: (WELLS, _ Toehcs HRINE PIN, large tiger claws. Return 1020 14th Af. niw. Apt. 2. i el 30, a0 FPECTACLES—Light colored celluloid frames 1ate residence, alf st. Fhder elephone Potomac 390, Reward o aud friends invited to sttend. fered. at Congressional cemetery. e .. black, Friday, contalning Koy Ladi 28 PURSE, coin and papers. Suit_Dept., P1 TURSE, brown, con ably lost in Lansi Adams 2101. Reward. Mrs. Sheer, jais_Royai. ning gold rosary; prob rei's:" Teward. Ehone <& thi in the | § 3 ® 30 p.m. one brother and a host of 'rel 5th sts. Tarimer. undertakiug, par- 08, - ELL: WALTER E. LUSK, FILM CUMBS Former Newspaper Man Passes, WHITING. Away at Hospital Follow- Walter E. Lusk, a well know: of a Washington moving pictur erday in an opera- taken ill Cleveland |in January a short time after he had i ny to Washington. | from the Lusk was thirty-two foot ball After hi ed newspay publi Democr ted to Miss MRS. CASEY SUCCUMBS. cd yeste ng to in- native was and ¢ when In B y City with Te umber member of the Order of New \ beloved of 1. Brown oug; Friday, nd e Roland oland Fedar morning | | Hul o 45 p.m, ) pm., “Funersl services Md., Tnter! (Baltimore pa- | 113 KEVE 290 parlors, 443, Tth st. s 7 ) 1 am, 1923, at ler HODGKINS. from ber late March 28, 1923, at 7 am., JULLA A.. beloved wife of the late Sam Funeral from the res Interment at Congressiona] TOUGHRAN. Tuesday, March 27, 10 widow of formerly of 15 hereafter. at i two a8t f: stroke means more thau tongue can tell; face. ILDREN. * e school of requested to tist Church n.w. beloved Lus- Fu- . at the . SNYDER, aged Funeral from the home. 601 M Funeral from the parl ew York ave. Wasl R, beloved Funer ug on ABE L . on Friday, Inferment Congres: March 27, 1923, at_Provi- aence Hospital, MARY ELIZABETH WELLS Fu- Interment Deaths. March 25, 1923, at 1307 L NRY KIRK WHITE of Bir- d Washington. Tuesday morning, March 27, 1923, le, N (., K. EVELETH. lute 2 ttérmanter Teserve Corps, hisband o Cox_ Wiliting and son e lato Harry 4 Sall. W ng. Interment at Arlin 80 p.n., Thursday, March 29 (officers’ section, soutii.) 25 WHITE. Sunday, st nw., H mingliam a Ashe In Memoriam. | BINNIX. In memors of onr dear husband and brother, EDWARD €. BINNIX, wio died He was one with the soul divine, | Whose lieart wis conntunt & O who was the sume at arest Bddie, that was you. re ix one flower less on earth, ngel more B heaven WIFB. JU . LILLIB BI % In loving remembrance of our dear BONDS, who departed year ago todas, M 3, 19 i we weep and_mourn t her groan, ipped wway Y. other, ) who Evers day bri Thoughts of o DUNBAR, [ fear yearn 1 aud the glad retus, on. as de » ax the love of here, e same, I ray— : shie s Just wway. HER LOVING DAUGHTER MARY. ¢ FATRCLOUGH. In loving of cur de- parted bro a . who left ng Th Have withered But_our iove for Friends may thisk we Lave forgotten you nes they wee us smile not_of our sorrow. g the wmile. ND BROTHERS, New York, s NSON. bute of love and memory e o husband wad fathar, RICHARD wiio departed this life 1921 af sweet remembrance, mory fond and tr 1 of love's devotion, still long for ¥ou. )N, PANSY AND WAL~ In sad and loving remembrance of déar mother, MARY MALBY, who de- s ago today, Mareh NS, WM. SCHULTZ. * oving remembrance E 1Y, wh ‘come a longing, Could come home is here, DEVOTED ALEXANDER SBY. o) ing_memary of ar wife and motier, Mrs. MARY FANNIE REID, who departed this life one year ago toduy. Today recalls the memory 0 a loved one laid to rest, And those who still remember her Are those who loved her hest. 0 keep her with willed she could not stay; witli broken hearts, HER LOVING HUSBAN i | STAUB STAT | 251015 i worobroxn. In memors of who died e remembrance who &0 peace- rela’ | | WOODFORD. devoted i WOUDEGRIY t flown to thy rest, sea of strife of the blest. THE FAMILY. } FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. e Main 2473 mphione Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST N.E Plone L. 5543. Quick, Dignified_und Et 8 W. W. Deal & Co., | 816 H ST. N E. LINCOLN 3484, ! _Automobile Chapel. JAMES T. RYAN, 317 PA. AVE. B.B. l Model Chapel, Lincoln 143 ivate Ambulances. Livery in Connection. "R Fpeare € UNDERTAKERS 1208 H STREET.NW TORMERLY 9407 8T, ATN Willia B, Sperre. Bimus R Speate 408 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. N.W. Estabitshed is41. A Phone West. 96 u ile_Service. Aut WILLIAM Funeral ‘JEvmbl!mvrv Livery in connection. Commodious hapel and modern crematorium Moderats | prices. 83 M 13885, *“*“HERBERT B. NEVIUS it WM. H. SARDO & CO. 412 H st ne. Modern Chapel. V.L.SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor don- nected with the original W. R. Spears establishment. 940 F St, N.W., Phone Frank. 6526, THOS. R. 31 ELEY rtakers. e Sinelike Funcral Parlors, Phune Lincoln 480. MONUMENTS. REMOVAL SALE INGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL (0, AR 909 11th st. n.w. CEMETERIES. FORT LINCOLN The Park Cemetery Non-Segtarian Perpetual Care Beautiful and fitting location. Readily accessible—on electric car line, On Baitimore boulevard, at District lie Office:705 12thSt.N.W Phone Franklin 4745. Write for lllustrated Booklet NON-SECTARIAN VAULTS CEDAR HiLL PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST ‘Washington’s Beautiful Burinl Ground Perpetual care—Chapel—Perfect Service— Director and Fimeral from her | oyiojes plots—Mederate prices —Terms. 7th and Pa. Ave, S8.E. Linc. 8502, O tiet. Intormatian or Visit io’ Come: tery. Call ME. CAYLOR. Line. 982 FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros, Co., 1214 F St. | Prompt auto delivery service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive.