Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1923, Page 19

THURSDAY,” JUNE 14, 1923, : . e — ALASKANS IGNORE DAD. | DENIES MRS. CROKER | LEAVES RI® <IR HOME. Al ‘ , bl s T [ i i inshi [Dr. Leo 8. Bowe Sails Aty He- | UFFI[:IAI.S INSPEB Native; Reckon 'Thexr Kinship WAS MRS. MARONE} r. Leo S. Rowe Sails Afier Ré: = Through Their Mother. i i ceiving Degrees. ” S P aa T ki ey A e ¥ , " . ’ RIO JANEIRO, June 13.—Dr. Leo & EAMP Guflfl WII_I_? * & . g : > SRR ER W Ay F Y ,;,;;:‘:,"""",‘,,::’,‘f:":i;":;jb;f;‘m ,,"',K'Attorney Declares Friends Failed | Rowe head of the Dan.ameroan G _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., A Union oday for New Yorl takes time to visit the Indians of to Identify Latter's Picture e .:e"lif"[i(";: e Alaska’s northwest coast, according 2 ‘ - as Widow's. during which he was re- President Bernardes S S Minister Pacheco. He re- ceived honors from the Academy of Letters and the University of Rig d Janeiro and was entertaiued | vari- ous elvic organizatic to Dr. T. T. Waterman of the bu- dEnelng Ireau of American ethnology. It is among these Indiane that the totemle art, expressed through | ®¥ weirdly graven totem poles, has John Joy Edson Acts as Host for Associated Chari- ties” Leaders. I reached its greatest perfection. ) SR bt & 3 S “A tremendous mass of ideas and 7 : 4 & | usages has grown up. involving kin- ship, rules of marriage, property. [Yelilons coremaBion: aAG descent,| v e nunausdh of Phogle by ine |all centered about these animal i et vestigators, but the jury had heard crests” said Waterman P rils N A | "To the Indian of this region the| NOthing of how many failed to rec- most_Important thing in life is his| ognize the woman as Bula Croker. {animal crest or ‘totem.’ All hi®| Bula is alleged to have been the fidess and aiubirons. carter SBBOULH . i v e ot AR rone win/atie Wit | this hereditary animal progenitor X (#nd protector, the likeness of which | through the marriage ceremony with | he carves on ;;u ‘his utensils, paints | Richard Croker, sr. whose last will, { on his housefronl, tattoos on his| r favor, 19 being contested i |2 and chest. paints on his face | " Ner favor, is being contested by | the Associated Press. DUBLIN, June 14.—Addressing the | jury in the Croker will case today, Attorney Lynch, representing Mrs. Bula Croker, the widow, said & pho- tograph of Guy Marone and his wife had been hawked about America and | John Joy Edson, chairman of the sum- mer outings committee of the Associated | Charities, acted as host in a tour of in- spection of the new Camp Good Will in | Rock Creck Park. just off Daniel road and New road, vesterday afternoon, when member: of the board of managers of the Asoociated Charities, representatives of the mer outin; committee and of the Kiwanis Club viewed the site and visited the various buildings that are June’s Two Kinds of ““Commence- @pproaching completion. verybody invitation to be the firs new camp for Those present peculiarly adapted for camping 'pur being weil isolated by its topog- | = other { the parl on 4 high level plateau from which affording | the ground slopes splendid draina Near Open Field, Adjoining the tent site is an ope fleld of a d 1 or more acres, whic will give Camp Good Will somethin, it never po: splendid pl 100m for « b: vs, basket ball for the girls s and croquel for the n with a chance for rapidly, developed. Rapld progress has been made dur- Ing the past sIx weeks in the erection of the six buildings which oce the site and which are now practica Iy completed. These buildings a the central or headquarters buildin; the baby pavilion and dispensar. building, the gift of the Ki €lub, and a recreation pavilion, placing the James pavilion at the old three buildings are at one site. The end of the ¢ end is th also the =ift of the Kiwanis Club, Purchase of Lumber. lavatory for mpus, while at the othe f the boys, complete the building cqui ment. " The summer outings commi tee has been fortunate in obtainin at a greatly reduced price, sonie the grandstand lumber “Garden of Allah” for jt: Yesterday t but these v next ten days party of . Those who inspected the camp ve terday included Mr. Meem. treasure ings committ member of th rected the in service; | Winer the aftairs ready ommittee, who has d comin ce of the consiruc who has ha K buildings at i 2 f the club mp rs of the |l Bungalow | | Aprons || | Pine Gingham and Percale — well cut and made. 19c /Anniversary Special, was ‘enthusiastic at the greed that the site is r- sonet e, o852 CRANE IS CALLED TO RESCUE TWO! a good running | track as the athletic field comes to be | Pasture land of Jo Py | dining room and kitchen, |around the the mothers and = both toilet and laun- and also a lavatory for from the | tent floors. | camp was bare of tents, Il be erc.ted during the for the first allation of the sewer chairman of T tgr of the Kiwanis . and F. A e.\h‘a(}arr]_ Members of the board of manuagcrs and xummer outings committee ;::‘GUMPTION FAILS EQUINE HOBOES: | < | | Two horses are limpinz about the [the openings between tics Ford, Kenilworth 'time that fifty or scventy-five track, [tators had collected. it was de . and to send the Benning and Kenilworth | v will | fire avenue, near the Benn rac cut and bruised about the {determimed that never, never a department to the rescuc. The tive fighters respond out of their line. Af they try the of walking ties —especially when they run across a trestle the They received their education early munity d yesterday morning. Shortly er mid- | decided to lmg!u they left their 3 d sane pany for jmeadow and started out roa walk and tackle. The crane rumbled up i world. Having noticed on # track that had been cleared. | ! scores of itinerant humans walking th "":;}_L‘“;"«v‘t:!'*‘n:r‘:”"’l';;:;\;"'dt'u“ljfl;‘:i“:!j; ties of the Kenilworth electric line {yrieq O i i‘n’:uln. from their position behind the bars of a fence, they decided to tr p- {same thing. At midnight, the b t- | that ushered in the fatal day of June € 113, they started their pile P Hzverything went niceiy until th hobo stunt The job was | mulling over | . the council of e of the neighborhood 1 on the street car com- | 2 portable crane, with block | com- er of hors and is known that it was I finger that would have to pull a tr to put the horses out of the ug ndant upon broken bones 1 moved ght leg - es | BT and two surprised horses found them- pped ¥ came alo Wi baby n us _on the : but i- with their legs nerrily —_— " ithout rved to widen s of saucers. The - | Nicola E E & . but deep-feeling ie | Miss ida M. Brownrigs. superin his revolver and 1 Will. and the s ed to se the throngs, { retaries of the Associated Ch 3 Stiff and sore, . Walter S. Ufford and Louise . opl . but alive, | " Beall, heir pasture. i :z::::zmzz:::z::z:zgj Underwear Step-ins, the Aswocinted Chari jmew eamp being cstablixhed in"Rock Creek Park. It in cxpected the eamp will be cpened June From the Honston Post The voung lady Miss Annie Williams of Philadelphis Her picture is po Bloomers, lace trimmed 4] Che Economy Corner 7th and Hsts N\ Another A Shipment of Those Very Scarce Dotted Voile Dresses Big Anniversary Scoop Beautiful patterns; of sheer quality; and daintily trimmed with lace, embroid- ery and insertions—designed on most at- tractive models, appealing both to the miss and matron. In view of the phenominal demand and the sure supply, we are most : fortunate to secure this generous quantity of this splendid quality—to offer at this special price— t 4.98 $38838838838888388388888833888388888888888388888838888888 9 h Anniversary Special Good Umbrellas Exceptional good quality of cover; stout frames and at- l. tractive 100p han- dles 2 Anniversary Special Sale of Melba Toilet Preparations Come in and get samples of these celebrated Toilet Preparation—distributed in compliment to the Anniver- sary- i Anfiivgrsary Special Onyx Pcintex Hose PERFECT QUALITY— and pure silk, with the Fud sk §1.79 ‘point Black and col- Frade Free Imported Real Turkish Harem Style Slippers—in Brown, Black, Blue, Purple, etc., with flexible soles; beaded toes; large pom pom; all sizes. . . Turkish Boudoir Slippers 6lc oo 00666000006 00066600000060000006600000600000002202222000040¢ 000606038222 2202222¢ # $ # # 8 $ $ g g : E A Universal Favorite. most popular and best loved | in the United States is and the Kiwanis Club, who yesterday inspected the | | and is more eagerly sought after than |able for a | that of Lillian Ruseell or any other famous beauty There is more dema tures than for the counterfeit pre- sentments of all the famous men and women in the world combined. Mrs. Langtry, d for her pie- And ' and carves on his memorial column. | the Croker children Curiously. to us., these reckon kinship through loniy. A column, ‘his mother's rel her brother. A as. no n boy or you not for | eration and respect and | enly_he inherits property." people | the mother | croker. man sets up a memorial | - z his father. but for | Trojan cularly yet she is a rather retiring face less b voung lady, u f Liberty on our silver doll odest, charming and | these a She is the lady the profile of whose | ace served as the model for the head | ing Bula K: The attorney jr. and a Film Company that had Mrs. Maedonald of Moncton, N. B., at Angeles, “the home of the films.” man looks | Mre. Macdonald was one of the wit- | to his maternal uncles for ecounsel { nesses who identified Mrs and guidance; to them he owes vep- | court as Mrs. Marone from them ! Attorney Lync and the pro- &iven in that place, documents covering the time with a|ste was alleged 1o have utiful than it is remark- r and classic outline. Miss Williams is soon to be mar-| proved ried, but it is expected that the strug- | specified time. aid |l for her pictures will go on as|Houston B. o gram of « recl her presence there of the | States Treasu plaintiff could not cont Richard director of the | Croker in asserted that Bula been with Marone at Northampton, Mass dence from Muskogee witnesses also The nam of ationed at Okl oma City, had been given as kno dmondson at that time Pennsylvania Ave. I Golfing Goods I 500 Wright & Ditson Argyle Clubs—Drivers, Brassies, Mashies, Mid Irons, Putters, Niblics. Choice while they $l45 last Choose from thousand Golf all well-known makes — MacGregor, Stewart, Wright & Ditson, Forgan and Slazenger — at these reductions— All $15.00 Clubs. . . 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Special — includ- ing two rolls of $l2,75 No. 2-A Brownie: (Box style), takes pictures 2}4x 3%. Special —in- cluding two rolls of $2'95 films ..... All models of liastman Kodaks and Cameras are offered during these three days at very SPECIAL REDUCTIONS. ments” Weddings and gradua- tions are the two events of June and both might truly be titled “Commence- ments. e s s And custom prescribes that we signalize both *“C om m e ncements” with gifts; tokens of our good wishes, earnests of our fond hopes. . s s 0w We shall present here but a few suggestions offered at random for we want you to come in and see for your- selves how splendidly equipped we are to meet your every de- sire and requirement as regards choice and quality and cost: For Brides Sterling Silverware Candlesticks, (8 inches) $10.00 pair. Sherbet Cups, (4 dozen in case) $25.00 Flower Baskets, (with handle, 14 in) $20.00 Demi-Tasse Set (6 cups and saucers in case) $25.00 Sugar Bowl and Cream Pitcher. $15 set Sheffield Reproduction Silver Plate Double Vegetable Dishes, $7.50 to $25.00 Salt & Pepper Shakers $2 to $5 pair Casserole (prrex-lined) $5.00 Gravy Boat and Tray $5.00 to $12.00 Bread Tray thand hammered $3.85 Tea Set 5 pleces) $28.50 For Graduates Ladies’ Wrist Watches £15.00 to $750.00 Earrings $2.00 to $75.00 Bracelets $5.00 to $800.00 Bar Pins $2.00 to $350.00 Vanity Cases $7.50 to $27.50 Gentlemen’s Watches §15.00 to $120.00 Silver Belt Buckles $2.95 to $15.00 Solid Gold Cuff Links $3.50 to $15.00 Leather Wallets $5.00 to $25.00 Full Dress Sets $8.50 to $25.00 2 3 R. HARRIS & Co. Seventh and D