Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1923, Page 9

: THE SUNPAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 20, ,1923.—§’ART 1 - - - g - - 7 s countr; ome s astle View' on he | 0 e unshing Socie lre lc vely ARMY WH_I_ H[]N[]R METHODIST REFUGE FOR ELDERLY FOLK |Christ Picture, D.C.CRITTENTON “0MEl.;;ll;;f:zy":’"..:a‘af:a,%s'l"::.‘:'::f:-:'xffs"1“5 eRePRe Bl vy : 'TO HAVE ALL COMFORTS OF OLD HOMES| Made in Prison, | SEEKS COUNTRY SITE|,t ivcioioiss b v o v v, ME[]'[:AI_ H[RI]ES — | May Win Pardon gy, i pe sadeto Raise 360000 T S s 57 chich {5y, ' Medies Souhize 1, v i ey 125 not to marry tntil three persons— 8 1 Dispatch to The 8t 3 two of th judges of th unt P ATLANTA, Gas May 10.—A maghia.| Necessary to Buy Cabin John L Mr Al B McManus of the Baby court—have passed u'\nmfiaujdég". ’ 03 carit olL BRIt e (6E e O h o Road Place. s' Circle and Mrs, H. Howard | ment on the man of her choice. Tablet to Be Placed at Wal- g \ i X . 5 —————— T cholee ¥ the wall of the chapel at the United v - 1 % States penitentiary here. may gain a| DBfforts will be made during the &&&&&&&&&Q&&gfi&@&&fib@ & ter Reed for War pardon for Max Sasanoff, Russlan,|next weck to raise $60,000 necessary &[&@ | S ; : A 5 convicted in New York ecity .of|for purchase of a country home for Dead forgery. the Florence Crittenton Home of this ; . ” i ' ; The painting. which has just been! city. , % § completed, afier mearly six months| Under the auspices of the Baby Lov- of intensive effort. has evoked the] \ i % O f the Florence Crittenton . ring iths the 5 NA 2 praise of art critics, iy JASY OfclE 0 B e v N declaring that it s fav Home and the Sunshine Society, also ansbur rother ogical 'I"’““"m‘," ”'c|' 3 oo y with the mural dec a branch of the Crittenton Home, a erect four memorial tablets in hono TR, % famous churches .of | baby exhibition will be given, start- St N of the officers, nurses and enlisted . o : ing . tomorrow and continuing all ore ews men of that branch of the service & ‘ It depicts the Savior on the steps|through the week. The bables will be — (2 of the temple, while all about him|those from the home, and will be ex- 1 T d 9 P wiho maldl the mupreme @acrifice iducs . gl ) = fre gathered the mick, the lame und |nibjeed. in the windows of Maison i 1n (o] ay S ost ing the world war. One of these = ' 1. / 2 sightless and the weary. Above are|Maurice, corner of 13th and G north- bl 1l be erected at the Walter 7 - o T cherubim, symbolic, as Max says, of [w " Not tall “de h tablots will be erected at the Wa v 2 | 3 the angels of mercy. Prisoners posed | Tha pldcé in view as the site of the ot ‘all ‘of the wonderful news for Monday e : et S for Max for the various figure hcblice M vlew s et can be told in this paper on pages 10 and 1i. tablets will be of bronze. ] I e =1 Mr. William ‘P.- Lips- || Qg‘f’?_fl the many important events in today’s sh und flve feet wide, 4 3 Al Rathiked o > j £ Friiiy "“the center at the top will appear == ;{. . is d sufficient 10 endow || -« combr announces that, to: = d L one of the little homes, while - ' bt ) B e o | | - CA i dows a réom in the E.:on‘xx"lon‘ . || gether with Mr. Joseph L. : . | | [ g2 £ == e “tsiworth Leakne of the Goner- || Parkhill, he -Has recently ence has given a $25,000 bujlding, whieh | g 3 v 3 £ - , il be or religious services. nized. - i 2 s or e ent 1 e | = i Sibeter Diuases b | cremec ab Unusual Silk Values signia c = 3 : A 18 usual in homes for dependents, | .- 1 41€, LIPSCOM .+ Anpther great valie offer of wanted silks in il 3 any property owned by a person seek- ||| oy 3¢ superior qualities at prices consistently lower was originally planned by the | B‘llldlng ing admittanee must be:turned over to t els medical department to raise, by v = % the home, but in this case, interest | han elsewhere. cer subscription of $1 f e = s at the rate of 3 per cent will be paid | - the: mmoatce . on the 'sums turned over, thus tving | Corporation funds only u } s a f | B i i e v n 7 an findependent income for spending | o . 5 000 cct one tablet l‘lu!!l to be . / money, | With offices in the ’ Yards ("repe de Chine o G 1 ~ 9 S Dr. Ringer declared to a Star repre- o . . i % fo raise four tablcta hav. | : sentative that applications for admit- | District National Bank Yard, $1.79 & heen subscribed the tablets wil 5 & W tance are already flooding in and d Building COSiREH Cant c $2.60 e e inE palnts M(”. Iand Trac! AC ulred for Insutulu)n: -4 : clared that this scetion was woefully | ch Canton Crepe, $2.6 e ot 3 q - 3 persons.” With this In mind. the work || general building and contract- Printed Crepe de Chine, $2. edical Rield lacking 4n_accommodations for needy for the purpose of doing a i npe o will be pushed as rapidly as possible ing business; that he will give Japanese Pongee, yard, $1.00 and $1,000,000 Will Be b'\Pended T of “itne "conferencein ‘the "mext few{| his personal attention to the White Sport Satin, yard, $1.69 months. || business of the corporation, Chiffon Tafieta, vard, $1.09 ! d that Walter Reed cmorial tablet wil} be ‘heln spact | i o1l ive Ye g PO I|' ahd that ne is no longer as- T T e R During a Period of Five Years. » iy Tt - [l AR T s a3 S oAy 4 2 London earn a livelihood as hai'- || comb Company, In Something new in the way of an| date 100 individusie, Hore. oo, win 4 — = 2,500 Yagds of Printed | ! “0ld Folks' Home," a veritable Ar- { i | v | i This memorial will be ! placed over the rotunda at the en- ‘e to the grounds. The other memorials will e dedichted LLime during the coming parlor, heating plant and other main cady, where those no longer able to | ;500" PLEARESRIC AT SO support themselves may seek refuge, : sm.;m‘xl;fi uv«a)“{ri-m]lhn- a\dmmill 4 unoppressed by the thought that they | tion bullding w ead winding dri G o ‘;U 1& to the “pvor house” and | 'Ou:h' Individda; :iyoll‘r:‘c:"“r:“(«n:'”‘in 4 i with a varie ive printed m(rerm 38 i J £ Ay Boel . e Upper: Sketeh whows architec . . . inches wi b whiers Husbind and Wits mayend Out it and will have a ilving | o SR RO NORE Mo Reed and OQverstuffed Furniture, Curtains and Draperies || inches wid egular. their days together, keeping house as | comb nLu.xm kitchen and d 5 S e 2 - ‘were independ- | I"& room. two bedrooms and a bath e - Our overstock must bs turned into casl n Monday and Tues in the time when they were independ- | gprgynding the lot will be a hedge e St astaasen. |l any faymer prices will be dibregarded. 1f you dalte Wdvantage of thia A\ e is planned by the Baltimore Con-{ of Cadifornia privet. In the front and . sale you will furnish and decorate your home at a great saving. { nursery " | 8l rence of the Methodist Episcopal |on two 'sides a lawn will be main- an -made west, tomory rom 3 to|Church South, which embraces gec-| (8ined broken up here and there by Look Over These Prices and Compare Them i = 6 o'clock o _ h ¢ or by ver gardens which = S | 3 4 e R R tions of M . Virginia and the i vé to the Wife an interest re-| . 1. trees, lawns and shrubbery. Art Ticking Sunburst Round Pillows i ()lce, $2.25 -itwenty, tolthinty M childreniavars[BIRtElct of ¢ - newing, each year as springtime|®"R.’ " 7 jydson Ringer, pastor ot} In Blue. Rose or Tan Each, 79 i A tract approximately half a mile s st. Paul's Chureh of this city, will be | Yard, 2205c e i - B s : . long and a quarter of a mile wide.} Work for Husbands. the superintendent of the new home. ||l - V’ v b!lp Cover, Linene, I ilippine and lprto Ric amounting to abo 6 acres, \l‘x:s In) the redr of the honss the hiuss President of Trustees. til;zto;;nes.d ;; I : 25c and 35c Yard 1 undergarments, g nvelope chemi step-in beeir P!":“f;“‘ud':o mies 3 band will find ample space to grow Rev. J. IHoward Wells, formerly {[}i ’f- < and 3¢ Figured and Scotch { drawers and v ich may be fifteen ve leading dairy .| Breen vegetables and set out fruit|,.euiqing elder of the District, is||li Window Shades : Madras s | matching size. location of the haven for “’2‘:‘s president of the board of trustees, || In All Colors Natural -Color and White f et Committee are cpendent aged of the conference. | IS couple may prepgre their own | 4 is assisted on the board by Mrs. | S5c and 69c Yard, 29¢ | . Fulkerson, president of m.-» Bl lans soon to be put into - ing’ their supplies free, | 1'% "FNC0E0 G yermah M. Wilson association; Mre. 8 "B - Trens | b o 71 of course, at the commissary. or they | o7 (his vity: Rov. Dr. W. S, Hammond | Marquisette _Tapestries .. Re A ) o and four room ages | WAY eat at the main dining hall as|o¢ Alaxandria; Js B. ndrews of | Extra Fine Quality 30 Inches Wide 3 Svdney R. Jacobs, Mre \ qua i half acre plots to be f!"‘:h". e N ”'" come and €9 | Roanoke City. Va.: A Huddleston | Yard, 15¢ Yard, $1.95 stu e i S F. B N. R. Jenner, Mrs. use: ividual homes. where | &5 1N€V see fi hey desire to go | o¢ White Sulphur Sring: a.; 3. T. ||l - o o ¥ . { m p Charle lTenry “Srs. Thomas B, Gard- | eiderly” couples may Keep House a| Lo \@Wn. to visit the movics, or'call | Houck of Harrisonbure: v ith Reductions on Reed Furniture, 15 to 40¢; Off | Wi o & rly ] e s, the e e in- lker of Baltimore; Re 3 I . i I I X “nm.“-\ ““\"‘ 3 k and Mrs. | it they were out in the world as| lyrictaq’ The only requirement win | Y 21Ker of B “”;‘“‘: L eelite Every chair, rocker. settee and table marked down liberally Wil ‘preside at ',,lr,f' : ,“"“““""““* before | - S A ' during this sale.” Reed chairs at prices ranging from $3.75 to $13 be the main dining room, the sun ‘r Lower: Rossell Edward ‘Mitchell, : 3 who has carrled out architectur Choice of plans, PLAN BENEFIT TEA. Women Seek Donatxons for Day ck, tan .md gray grounds Nursery. chosen in nse. collection—all brand be that If they are to be out late in ’ : e v. J. Hudson Ringer Fine Nainsook SI $1,000,000 Five-Year Outlay. | the evening they firut acquaint the | By m e elder o M 1. Walton e Nain "k “’5 $1.45, SL95 The project at the present time calls | superintendent of their intention of Woodstock, Va | Royal Essy: Davenpert fied Sets asdiOddiChialcs at Handmade Slips, $2.95 and $3.95 PLEA FOR LANGUAGE for an expenditure of $1.000.000 in| Other houses. also of the Engiis Soki it cave o) Greatly Reduced Prices ; L . the ne e vears, and it is hoped | St¥le, but more pretentious in size as soon as the \ splendid choice, in lov: qualities for warm EABN T i that ground may be broken by July 1| will be used for couples. two or mor e i) | Shabis TR s st grienaimayibetnpolien by Suiz il UL 0ted ton Coulamit o e i T Upholstery Novelty-and Supply Store weather wear Tiome is to be “The Home of the Aged | Y. t0 muintain an individual ho lding will accommodate fifty, Ple:er\.e Tongue in Islands. and Orphanage, Inc.. of the Baltimore | These Will run up as high as fifteen | ind in addition, <ix of the cottages will 623 7th St., Near the Corner of 7th and G Confere: of the Methodist Episcopal | rooms, and will also proyide little started, Church South.” garden plots for those caring to work | (On Mothers' day, collections were Reed Furniture of Any Description Made to Order b 4 \par the center of the farm, a|them. Jtaken in the churches backing the | 2 IH ale O Oys enuine . knoll, nine acres in area, rises to a Rossell Edw litchell. a Wash- | project. returns were =0 en- > him tc height from which the entire farm (ington archite nd planper. uuvu:'u( was planned to go the Spanish 3 Spanish lgng e Siahfie.: Hare will be. con.|lx: consniting avchitegtonl snous i | e with the work o e - Palm B hS ilippine Tslands. structed the administration building, | charge of the work. It ig expected iy o cottages have v | 5 ! aimm eac ults Jatinto E cnte, noted Spanish{where the offices will be located. that a landscape architect frem the been given and will 3 i > 1ll-Wool Tweeds, Cassimercs, fech L : i Serges, 500 to choose from, at $‘;. 95; who recently tisited the | As the home is not limited to| Department of Agriculture: will layv s of the donors tes, was one of the slgners i couples. provision will be made for L A wonderful selection, superlative values. Suits for every-day and dress wear—all low priced. ! dormitorie. nd rooms > accommo- Sale of Tape Edge Sheets (The Avenue at Eleventh) ™ PREPARE FOR THE BIG SHRINE WEEK Washington Salvage Co. | Largest distributors of Army and Navy Goods loulh of New York LAST CALL! Fill Your Needs for Shrine Week Delion Cord Tires | U.S. ARMY COTS Black Steel Folding 72x99 81x90 81x99 s A great sale of fine, durable sheets, specially purchased, which miakes possible the extremely low price. A splendid offer for those getting ready for Shrine visitors. Sale of 1,000 Stamped - Art Pieces (Stightly Imperfect) Two groups, 25c and 39¢c Choice of all sorts of pieces it a myriad of, good designs. REIIOF RN A KK For the Dodge Car 32x3% $19.55 Guaranteed 10,000 Miles —™F% Built with 10 per cent greater over-all tread . than the average tire. Thatis just one of several I $ 1 _fi and 32@ features that cnable us to guarantee Delion i i Cords for 10,000 miles without any reservations. u S. ARMY $ Ford Size, 30x3Y: | MATTRESSES........ Delion Cords, $13.45 L2 ! U. S. ARMY Other Sizes Proportionately Low ' PILLOWS Sale of Hair Switches $1.00 Good-looking hair switches in almost every shade except gray, that will successfully aid you in arranging an attractive coif- fure or cover up the short ends until your bob grows out. Well made and a good quality for this price. —Third Floor, Lanshurgh & Brother. 70-Inch Silver Bleached - All-Linen Table . Damask, $2.25 Extra fine quality, rich satin finish. Choice of floral and conventional patterns. A super- value. | Cord Tires Cord Tires | Cord Tubes List Price Sale Price | Sale Price I U. S. ARMY $3 oo | saa | s | BLANKETS. ......... 835 1955 2.80 : 22.60 3.20 23.95 335 EXTRA SPECIAL! Bas | 3e Over 3,000 U. S. Shipping Board 29.65 435 . . . 0o - | SHEETS Desirable Suite Vacant 33.65 4.80 S } c Two bright, outside offices, third floor, one ‘i : 5 room in corner of bu|ldmg at 11th and Pa. Ave.; other room adjoining on 11th St. side-of build- ing. These ofi{ces are unusually cool in summer. In addition to being especially desirable for-offices, .these rooms have an exceptional value for witness- ing parades. Rent, including hcat 'hght and janitor service, $110 a month. s Large Room For Rent One large, roo! nn*secon& floor wnth pnvlte lavatory and runaing ige. water. .Tlus office ‘con- tains 1,990 sq.-ft.. has southern exposure-and is particularly suiable- for ' ofliceeemplo fing ‘many clerks, for light manufacturing plant ot as show- room for manufacturer 'of nationally*known prod- uct. Rent, including lheat, light, iced water and janitor service, $200a" month ¥¥*¥¥$¥**¥$¥¥“*X‘*¥¥*¥ 34.20 5.20 241 S BRI . Size 54x90 and 63x80—for cots and & 5. - | . single boda——lnundered by Uncle Sam. Fin- ;g.g zfi ut standard makes. e e Special Rental Rates Your! docount ; ; | Onall the lboVe equipment for Shrine Week. Sport Shop < Prices for Coming Week Subject to Prior Sale. e || | Washington Salvage Co. The Hecht Co. 3035 10th St. N.W. 7th at F h 1 = . _Headquarters for all equipment—for sale or rent. Summer Bedcoverings Low Priced g Crochct Dmut) and Candlewick Spreads, in pleasmg qualmefi low-priced. LANSBURGH & BROTHER 3.3 420-430 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST ORI AT 3 o o XXX IOk A XK A 322 4 3 o #4****4**#)&**&*&*’#***4#444*#**#**lH»!hH‘**#4****4#**&«*