Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1923, Page 8

.8"' . THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 20, 1923—PART 1. President Lauds Captain Evans e e GOLDENBERC'S FURNITURE STORE Officer Under 23 || - “Across the Streel’_’ .Seventh at K S leded Paynwnls becretarles. | - . E MERITS (.ONHDI:NCL—AT LOWEbT IN-THE DlVlDl-.D PAY\X Handled Millions . Answering the Urgent Call for New Homefurmshlngs for the Great Shrlne Convention Wlth i) G | NOTABLE VALUES IN FURNITURE. Capt. George W. Evans, chief dis- i % : | bursing officer, Department of the . | 0 D d Interior, who is retiring on July 1 v A pen a tvl(le after fifty-nine years of continuous T g % ‘ P G Payment Account partment, was appointed as a mes- senger boy in the department by President Lincoln In 1364 and quickly | e You can buy the necessary home needs with- rose to the higher positions until he | 5 = ) . e gained his present office. He has) " - 5 f out depriving yourself of your surplus money by handled $600,000,000 without loss of & Rl | | \ opening a Divided Payment Account with us. si le cent nd as chief of the finan- o ] . . BIatiar idn bastuasicartonianaan® . | 3 : i & This convenient credit plan helps you to make judicated financial affairs approxi- LR i J vour home more beautiful—more comfortable— nating $8.000.000.000 without loss or = 1 = A SR 7 or B ::«\‘l';:.s\:f 4] el ' taking advantage of the best values offered—with- A number of letters of praise have i 13 b iy intones - 3 out draining yvour monthly allowance. been received by Capt s during | 3 = ¥ 3 s service pon his retireme ; ‘ ; Arrange to pay for your purchase in conveni- : S : Sembem e L B e Seven-piece Bedroom Suite, of sturdy con- ) LR U Jr eI Y ouyen d4-picce Bedroom Suite in combination ) Sy oo T c a struction, in_walnut finish. Double Bow-foot ent amounts—extending your account over any vkt ‘Bow-font Bedl: the Dresser bas a $ dent. former President Wilson. Hubert B : G 1. n 5 5 H the a: Work and the late Franklin K. Lane. | that L e Bed, Dresser, Semi-Vanity with three-wing mir- satisfactory period. - No interest. jarge size mirror; Full Vanity and Chifo- ror, Chifforette, Chair, Rocker and- Toilet Bench. J 3 from poverty. Born in Washington, Bursed around about $or Sale price robe. he began to earn his own living when o inon @ | Rt e e E S e st e S| $17.75 Baby Stroller g : B e Prior to the civil war he Capt. Evans’ life is a story of a St seriba was a route boy for The Evening Star : saliolisny: oCivoucdotek Aig and Baltimore Morning Sun. He then 5 k il 95 followed the Army of the Potomac for | | A Such s youLss ety . ynearly three years as a newsboy, be- "L ll of twenty-three S e—— ing assigned to the New York Excel- | t#ries . | Doofold Beds Brigade. During that time he | Worthy of espe ent | 4 ke . of excellen t B = the wounded on the bartle- i ‘U“I“I‘: S £ by bringing them to hospitals e > - ~ nd places of safet ater President | Rest = the civil war. Fiber body E < . 3 frames; Lincoln manifested considerable in- | e of your vo end hood ~ / S wtered vited n to | . it him at the White which | 3 & s. ) t i adjustable he did. receiving at the 3 “ and wonde back and foot assurance of the President's help i @ that vor 4 : i aei TN ) ry j— - verted e the death 3 any St Dut K > N % . 5 full sz pport his moth - g and ea sy K at night, I R running gy i f - . ; 3 850 Oak Bu;jet .nm..|u of the Interior. p = 2 retary of the Interfor V 2 X< o i B = | 1 3 i, laceepting the captain’s re g > D 4 7) = 5 h 4] < $ at Bort ore : ~ { i 5 : 1 the R cepting your voluntary re- === ol . identified 1 to cxpress appre- Booth, whom he | ¢ long and faithful || and attended the J it | 7,10 : £ 40- ic ST T A e instance of the late Presid . icc "; s Washington Light Infantry | Abraham Lincoln i s . 3 capacity, capac Afterward he was active R ief dusburs e | golden oak white en izing the Natlonal Rifles. department ning: fiber 3 S amel lined: ned by President | yeurs ow: ring this long | g - Y - size 20 Cleveland 95 the | Nakignaf] g ar has been lost | beoyiman thooc> 2 x 15%2 Vx4 N ! L aon ’ ; 16440, Guard of the i 4 Such fid e A In 1918 he wa ed cup- deserving of more t 1 tain in th, ) § It is b - of sue ha rubber. I 5 e e Srmanter £ O X, o | “ P = = Apartment style, Guard by form.r President V e, i Usedinhels capacity. white 2 30-1b. ice capacity. Capt. Evans is retiring only because h very best wishes for your | mel lined; si i golden oak fini he has been in office three years be- | future, I am, HUBERT WORK.” s X17xdve. size 2174x174x42. Yond the maximum age lim HX:;IJ'\ From former President Wilson he s cived the owing ecretary Work is reorga Sincd the foliowing Zing his office. | "My Dear Mr. Evans: § g Apartment sty le. \partment style. ice 3-door style, He has been identified for forty- | o fice that vou have Just comuieted | $ i b, ice capacity: $ capacity, 100 tbs.; $ ice capacity, 95 ath ¢ Rite— venty Vice bepiistinetear At '\ il 7o white _enamel lined: white enamel lined; 50 Ibs.; zinc . o & e Almas | | "%, i size 22', x 1814 x 50 : . lined ; size 30x . Mystic . 3 Iso a | p ad . size 29x18x48 inches sy o g member of the Independent Order of i i e 2 inches. 17x40 inches. Odd Fellowe, the Board of Trade, ¢ i > - ; ! . i You on this anniversary Moth > - g Lo Na 2 e Peteration of itincns A=tocks 1 wish you many happy returns of | e v . 3-door style, ice ca- 3-door _style: ice 3 -door style: ice < ch he is s & member;ithe ] | Ba e 3 ’ pacity. 60 Ibs.; white capacity, 75 Ibs. ; gold- capacity, 100 Ibs. i hisioTin St the A oot WOODROW WILSON 2 enamel lined ; size 30x en oak finish: size white enamel lined: Oldest Inhabitants; member and | Former Secretary Lane wrote the e B 171%x40 inches 3114x1814x35 inches size 3414x2014x47 treasurer of the clety of atives follc wing the District of Columbia. member of | “Dear Mr. ns ! the Columbi storicul T do not want to leave here withs Furnitire the District of Columbia: 'treasurer | out saving & word of appreciation to | . wel Club, Depart- | you for the snlendid service you i s or;, past wnmlnand--rl rendered as chlef disbursin officer of A t 'y rvice Legion of the | th department during 9 ) . N ” 3 1/ District of Cotumbra and drroctor am | Yeirs | 'have been here and whic ALE OF SUMME Maker’s Surplus Stock of Steel Beds at About /3 ssistant treusurer of the Acacta Mu- |know has been but a ontinua Bel. R 1} Pri Hram prusident Haraing he roceiv. | Fime bosition during the' past 27 Three-Pi Reed Suite ' elow Regular Prices ed the following | five years. Y ve recor i S 3. re, N brings this are o, oINS fhia emien? Wtk Tl | ’ R i s i e S B O M, M, i i s on July | vou are to retire from 1 by few, if any. My Kindest: One of the Qutstanding Values in Tomorrow:s < bed, NOW is the time to sccure it. For buying the maker’s surplus stock we obtained discounts the government service after the re.| regards to v ¥ best wishes to | - — I of one-third and more—and can offer savings on on Steel Beds impossible under ordinary cir- g P markable service of fifty-nine yea | 3 and three months in a single depart- | ment. There have been, of course, very few records of this kind in the d o N K. LANE." | | > : $ g e x 815.00 :l(’(” .The Iceman's Song Will Soon Be: Cause for Tears. .,g fi s ) ¢ : = " des Ended. From Judge. 5 : ‘ Sammy Snookes was put to shovel- From the Boston Transeript " . e sSnow rom he sidewalk in The iceman’s death knell is sounded! | INE the snow from t . | front of his house. Tt was quite ot much longer shall we hear his | cheery, devil-may-care song as he | 10ng sidewalk and the job looked as { ; ; R 4 : e Sh ) mehlincund recklessly drags his dripping load | would take up the best part of <% hosts ; heavy fillers with b titie Nnte DA b e R e Here is a decidedly inexpensive Living Room 1 kitchen floor. Not much longer need ot i Suite of genuine reed. finished in gray and blue L : panel center. Sal ur glasses of “Jelly and fine china | . i : | or baronial brown. Each piece has spring scats, » . X price S, tes of delectabies which repose in | Vhat's the matter, Sammy?" asked | with well made cretonne-covered loose cushions G \ the refrigerator be imperiled by vm{, vmpathetic neighbor as he pas: fl’ in the scats and backs reckless thump with which he de- Foii o Y2 | 4 ! { N - passenger posits our dally quota of e > i | = E ! \ y 300-ho0’" was the mournful an-| Swings. strongly constructed | (1s;, like all sometime good things |y * "y tramp came along and stole ‘ of hardwood. - Wl R | ‘ 5 % e 1 the boy next door. N . N 2 \ LY { b relexhal d to a job more fitted to | T Beminy, Stiancas the I' 0r(,h Rocker.s A i i | RS G i il Do ne prncPlflits und the home |, oighbor, “it is very kind of you to|lNl . = B IVing T .,,r“;finl"r';s"“f,',’,’fm"‘,‘)i have so much sympathy, but you ||l | Reed Rockers > ' 0 Rl 3 making more and more mustn't let other Deople’s affairs up- e s ! v 1 i Gothic design: choice of white or ivory fin- common his electric refrigeration. et Evautao. ch new electric appliance which | oryit b icrhse ho. didnit sceal my) .98 d ot and when ermetare | Shovel. too! Bl = )— $9.00 Steel Beds $21.00 Steel Beds came along several | R ST S or ; procis Imed AtaSie Considerate of Bank | ; : | c an ice” it seemed like a 5 White enamel finish: ) hi } $ reputation to live up to. | From the Boston Transcript o - 1-16-inch round posts: - \\lhn;cuanllclworr:‘na]‘x:fim\]t ( But each Say proves It to be the- or A sailor just home from a long : nish; 1%-inch square p { a single or double bed sizes. tical wizard that it boasted itself, and A eh s inch fillers. Saie price there are now thousands of hemerid | cruise entered a bank in Hull and || . 5 3 Sale price be found all over the | sreeted the clerk with “What cheer. 3 - . h to the lceman, How's your business dolng, 1 - L35 & $11 50 Steel Beds 524.00 Steel Beds is the cold which electricity produces; it cannot Not very brisk at sent,” an- || . pro- ot very brisk at present” an | i Ch f white enamel. ivory duce the dampness which makes for | swered the clerk, “but I hope to see || / White enamel or ivory oice of w the deterloration of foods, nor Is it | it improve sh & = - | e . i 5 ( or mahogany finish: 1%%-inch It ain't that” said the boy. “I'm| finish ; 2-inch round posts. said the tar sympa- | |}| = — | g y .5 > [ square posts; l-inch fillers. Sale He fished out a check for ] 7 A Vo All sizes. Sale price 2Ehy, price ""v‘»,t;f’n‘;’i,"."',"* 2 . : » s e _Z / 1 j $18.00 Steel Beds [ $27. 00 Steel de.s ilor hesitated a moment, then fi s, 48 inches leaned over the counter and said in a Siechimner & " and | hoars s Well, matey, 1 don't 3 long, strongly braced; heavy lLarge Size Reed Rockers, Walnut or ivory finish; 14 s Ao TRLOEEY o “d‘”m $ gnce installed it solves a ll“o\l:'xmo'rfe of | want to be ‘ard on Jer. Gimme 35 mrrl‘c““:m:’h“c‘:; “(;’mr:;'f‘:rd : > g‘y s e finished in a rich brown I inch square posts and i-inch l‘ HI) inch vy "I""" 5 ousewife. v e the res: 5 a i 3 % slats on seat, anc acks ar inch fillers, with anel center, e as oonimaot th Hous . “M;: R (- dblE Tattan a shade; spring seats; cretonne || square fillers. Sale price L P devil-may-care song as loudly bolted on. it s plfl;se« for he will soon be 3 x . §T03 seaLs, antique just like the horse cars a L hansom cabs & “"" > v v st ww. Medical Efficiency. From the Philadelphia Rulletin, Dr. Leroy C. Crummer of Omaha at- h[Anded“(he medical convention in this | city. e was describing the 100 per cent efficlency methods in vogue ! N U PREOLD '"{‘“ among the newer western physicians, | From rimburn" o “A ‘patient of mine visited one of Give Us a Ring. these doctors,” he sald. “After he 4 Woodward Bldg. Main 2162, shook hands with the chief he turned! s him over to an assistant. who_took T " an Tl Er \is histor ext he was hustled into | 5o MOVING, Wt the office of an X-ray specialist, | PHONES 2. _F. 335, FIREPROOP. there I d to a lat i R e echnictun, then (o4 bluod expert, and | MOVING yay STORAGE 1ly to the nerve clinic. iy o e B e RESS doctor he was curtly told the pile of reports showed that there was noth- .ACKING GHIPPINO ing the matter with him.” How about my bill?" queried Qhe- OLEA! DBY !TOE! POB 'URHITURI AND 1ane Estimate cheerfully given. OOIVQI' . ‘you must, see my accountant | Rat Tocation WESCHLBLS b POiey for that,” replied the doctor, ushering i 5 . him out. . . 2 E . e “Well, really, doctor, I should like : ] s el 'H““"F‘ N to pay you personally,” replied the 2 A 3 h patient, “Zor then 1 would have the satisfaction of knowing that you did at least one thing in my case.” e LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE MOVERS Ten-piece Dil Room Suite, in the simple but attractive Colonial ks 3 p & From the New York Sun. mooern FIREPROOF suiLping] | | design, comprising 60-inch Buffet, Oblong Extension Table, Inclosed s Chesterfield Overstuffed Living Room Suite, 84-inch Settee. Large Wing and Armchairs; have Howell—My - wife never keeps me |JWE CRATE, PACK AND SHI serving Table, Glass-front China Cabinet, 5 Side Chairs and 1 Armchair. steel tempered springs in seats and backs. Marshall spring, loose cushions, all upholstered with a waiting while she gets ready for PHONE NORTH 3343 All pieces fimshed n fine figured American Walnut. very fine grade of tapestry. h N % _ s = 220 s Powell—she wourd. 1t vou wene. I[L313 YOU STREET N W,