Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1923, Page 4

THE EVENING , STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1923. mve-uuud mc thett of the rings.| MARY WILLIAMS DIES, |dence Monday. after a three-week | o8 for a law to prevent erection of such STDLEN RINGS FOUNb y |station passed a resolut < Ity o ind that fngerprints had beed yun“mplny.a In the household of | Ja8 held from :‘;',‘f;:{‘;:;",{,",‘,‘,,‘,"“: lo lrkl rs_across sidewalks a! P ns cn.ml O P ave ot Ihe left by the intruder, M M Crenshaw, 1410 Massachu- |being in Ivy Hill cemetery, Alexan Capl Wuhlnnon B e e come | Mrs. Timberiake Opens Jewsd Box ,}.,‘fi.,f",‘;‘:’:’,‘,’::{’“f‘;;‘}""'5:" of | setts avenue morthwest. where she|drin. pany. ik a St ang B took them and B Tao® ron. [had made her home during that long | “ n‘ Resccscon &";:,c;.'.':'%“m‘l Sees Goma. Re-: erty. The civea Oy o o Drop. | period. died at the Cremshaw resi; school near 15th or “5,.’, | they were re ‘ed precludes the j = = = ] $3 50 P d l hia - hiladelp $3.25 Chester ounibility ot e pald Sixteenth Street Balghu Associa- |} tion Also Asks Grade Cross- i ing Watchman. The danger of grade crossings .in TWashington was brought before a meeting of {i# Lincoln Park Citizens' Association last night by Guilford §. i : “| Larger appropriations for " ‘public dJameson, prestdent, who called at-|siiicols were urged by the membership Nention to the necessity for action by |of the Sixtecnth Strect Helghts Citi- citisens to eliminate those which stil] ) Zens, Association at & meeting last night at the home of i ps. The question was referred | 1517 pern street. A resolutfon was 10 the committee on law and legis- | adopted to this effect following & report Jatlon. made by Mrs. H. M. Phillips, chairman Mection of officers for the ensuing |©Of the school committee and secretary © Tesulted in the cholce of Guilfora | Of, the assoclation. Mrs. Phillips aiso ; - Jameson, -president: Mrs. Helen N. | asked the assoclation to demand im- | Doocy, Orst. vice president: . | provements to the Talkoma Park School, | sesond vice president; W. A. | Which, she stated: was cut off by hl(h water during heavy ralns. % 3 : | The assoclation also adopted a reso- [ lution requesting the istrict Comml| d David Babp ana Danlei | liien reausclng (e B nel Coma Tematn. |||U||m- ‘ snancial ftreasurer. an la. Bawards, d.lfilllel to the federa- ion. ng. wh A resolution offered by J. W. Barse three persons were instantly killed lnsll lobjected against noisy boys on street [ Monday. corners, especially at Iith and B/ . Accomplishments of the association ®trects northeast. The assoclation |d\|r1n’ the summer months, which in- Noted to ask police action. luded sidewalk improvements and the : . 'Harold E. Warner brought up xtension of the bus line out 16th street | ‘proposed bond issue for city improvi were outlined by R. Dickson, the ents. David Babp and D. F. Lawson opposed the {ssue unless something definite Is krm'dln R’xl;gul the I|mDrm Graduate ments proposed. 6 question was Feferred to the committee on law and || MeCorpick Modical Iegislation. 2 Objection to erection of four-room wellarless: houses near Eastern High S:hool_was renewed. A letter from | northeast . and 'recom- g reward having to i | ister Objections at First LARGER SCHOOL FUND 7o e o e REXO“NE $3.00 Wilmington & Meeting of Season. URGED BY CITIZENS’ BDDYI;EH‘;“ !r:m which they had been I A flmlllst ‘We handle only October 28 BPECIAL TRAIN coal, soft coal i i ke nnd kmh Wi Hil ASSOCIATION | £ “p = "w* ™ " £ Sherwood Brothers ||, ...... U on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity. L miehs Mra Firaberlake Tound thom i Brien_and_Livingston MOTOR OILS And Return 5 Sunday, October 14 PERPETUAL o the better grades and can give you Lv. Washington.........ccoee 7:20 a.m. Standard Time B. J. wemer L lnc' Lv. “‘lh?lnll .8 . | i on shares maturing in 45 923 New York Avenue % Consul or 83 months. It : l" Assets More Than $8,500,000 Lincoln Park Citizens Reg- of Mrs Fimsarial Similar Excursion BUILDING on anthvacit?ond besminess o Franklin 7626 Telephone Lincoln 7558 Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Pays 4 Per Cent : Surplus More Than |Price .Cutting on New Seasonable Merchandise That Will Crowd the Store Thursday Nottingham Lace Curtains $850,000 ! v i do%lbh‘ }':TSSY t alxo:g $ 00 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. Choice of _plain or Yhexe VYour Dollazr Cbmft W BEHRE Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist G8AI0 Molackien Bidg.. 10th and G Bts, N. Phone Main 721 fancy curtains, with beautiful borders. Just 240 pairs to_sell at this price, pair. JAMES BERRY . President JOSHUA W. CARR...S had been complied with in the con- struction of the houses and that there is no regulation against them. President Jameson referred the guestion to the committee on law ®nd legislation and it was said that &n appeal may be made.to Congress BERMUDA WEST INDIES CARIBBEAN MEDITERRANEAN Around the World—South Sea Island~—Cruises. | CALIFORNIA—ALL WATER . VIA PANAMA CANAL FiEns f OBER’S [ STEAMSHIP AND TOURS Ne. 1 Woodward PBullding Phone Main 1058 Jump into the open drawer! It will still coast in or out at a touch. HAW-WALKER| Steel Letter Files Built like a skyscraper 3 i ! The Dresses PROCRASTINATION I e et It may bring loss N3 e ot gt silk crepe, ~Poiret % twill and _tricotine, sloakings, olaids, mobby stripe drapes, the ted panels, ex- s embrotd- AILURE to make a will is gener- ally due to procrastination—not o ey intention. L ~ome='s a0 misses 3 e Cut Prices in Boys Clotlung Dept. =———= ered and braid-trim. med’ garments. 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