Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1923, Page 4

. HURRI[:ANE EUURS 'BERGHEIMER RITES oncRESTRA comosmr | [MAJ. LEWIS MERRIAM, |UNFAIR PRACTICES | ithrowia ve mrover to sacoe e New Jprsey that the consideration By A t AT HOME TOMORROW | | rnsbasisisisz *sitiss | |RETIRED, SUCCUMBS HERE| LAID TO COAL MEN | eonf beor B her p 7 10 Hall, bl‘!nnlnson[ 5:50 o'clocl s B D g next Saturday on prohibition enforce- H i A i ::elgr:l‘n:"‘d%rortn);‘n 8 M. Zim Civil War Veteran, Who Left Serv- (Continued from First Page.) ment, immigration and the nnn:o(lc‘ i " i w3 act. A Late Manager of Galt & Bro, to Be! | Mirch. “The Land of s ice 25 Years Ago, Had Made | portation and to prvent coal prices| It was explained that the Presi- | s x oot e . 0 becoming exorbitant. | dent very” gladiy would confer wit! Buried in Prospeot Hill CYSEFu (Rostinc e Eeana Home Here Since. In addition, twenty-eight States by | Gov. Sulzer in regard to coa) prices. | Morceau, & a Ty e xecutive proclamation declared a|and any suggestions that the gov- 2 Cemetery. Byraphony N S5 (an Aany % 3 : o cmergency and co‘oporated | ernor might make would be- given St Scheduled to Strike DORAPIORY (OIS BARATIN 4 . S " with the federal fuel distributor. | consideration It was not considered orm e = il ly: g i | The state fuel commission jof Penn- | falr, however, to the governors of ficenes from the musical comedy i | sylvania fixed a price of $8.50 per |the southern and western state: .. b “June Love"... S 1 2 » poaE s . Eross ton as a maximum for the pre- | where the price of coal is not a pro Louisiana Coast Fails to . ? Fox trot, “Lady of the Even- " s ety o Sea aaimn fon Ahe bres |enexe ciie.pit up the matter at the B T .....Berin { be char y S e : Ing” . 1 > charged by the larger mining com- | coming conference, which is local to Mdienallze. y % * At Valse espagnole, “Andalucia, - ipanu- operzting what are known as |a few of the northeastern states. 9 g s Le Thiere X% “company mines." the . smaller | i Finale, “Struttin’ Jim".Carleton : lor so-called i dent operator: = = The Star Spangled Banner.” ’ d v 4 whose producing costs were shown to | GEN. BUNDY'’S SISTER DIES. By the Associated Pross. % i v ; 4 { be highor, higher prices were Der-| \pwierrp Ind. October 1 NEW ORLEANS. October 16.—The | B " s H | e g Jnise | Mrs. Emaline Chambers, aged elghty- guit storm scheduled to strike the - PARENTS TO PROTEST aradeira SiT% o Pna Moo o | one. Sister of Sl Gen: Omar Bundy Louisiana coast early today failed to | B a i ; Kastra i & 1 f o mother ot Waltori 6 CHamba s : ? e Juos0 o | democratic state chairman, died here materialize. Morgan City, seventy- 5 e LONG S H 53 ) It is now charged by the trado commis- | r & Foat - of- Bbre. iwhore Sl 0 E H % {sion that although Madeira, Hill & Co, | today of burne received last Saturday ve miles west o . < 1 B 5 ik 4 BN | had agreed to seil to the whole s | when her clothing caught fire as sh center of the blow was predicted to k —— i ; i a o .50, the. attempted to 1ift a pan from a 3 strike, reported there had cnly been . 2 = s . @ | tually €old at the invoice price of $11 —— strong winds during the early partof Five Hours Attacked as Being Too; TR upon the sccret condition that the| mpe membership of the General : Al oy 4504 / p { Wholesalers, when they had disposed of | peqnration of Women's Clubs now ex- the night. with no damage. Thero: W Much of Strain Upon Young | o the coal, would rebate to Maderra, L | Federation of 1 g B et us put a ictrola was no wind this morning. 2 5 i [ | & Co.. a part of the margin realized by e ——— At New Orleans the wind died down i 4 Sehpe Children. the wholesalers above $11.50. . Y in the carly morning hours and a light & ; . - f Conspiracy Charged. WE ARE Ol l I into ome rain was falling. : , b " 0 i e N BB g ¥ m'!‘)m trade ('u'mrsl'u;lnn ch X,’slt':: that i i ) . A protest against the five-hour day \ ese acts constitited a conspiracy to | e e = . . . A e otideprassion of s B NN S0 {tor puplis: 1n’ the primary gradeniof B | oo the prico of coal. wnd hurges L e e Every Victrola is an evolution in refinement tcane today rens ; : | y hat the = respondents made margine pooal skl 3 H A . Louislana, with the baromete: ut | K8 d B |the public schools will be made by . I which were unjust and unrcasonabie. Sstioneily Meaex in which are combined the carefully devel- , 9.2 ‘ bl f2 % 2 the Parent-Teacher Assocluti t It fs ¢ ed that the rebate from | 2 s . Vicksburg, difas. et a8 A6 ana g wing : | S the wholenals doalers to Madeira, Hill | FURRIER | oped art of the talking machine pioneers valocity of thirty-two miles an hour i Reidrw e, jthe Henry D. Cooke School at its & Co. varied from 50 cents to $2.50 30-32 a i bes iti i B the muniaeist. abaibiiey b ot | mecting tonizht In the schoolhouse . |Por. tone" Tho commissian sets. fareh | e, W with the best traditions of fine cabinet mak- v The sentiment of the mothers. it was, R S T that a number of operators observed - ing. Whichever style Victrola you select you 5 $ A% . BERG 3 ai - e pricos fixed by the Pennsylvania Southeast Siorm warnings were or- NKY €. BERGHEIMEK. {said, s strongly opposed to the; the pr! ¥ || Beautiful Complexion and Hair 0 3 i fuel commission and did nc o may be th represents assured i S it 2 8! nd recognized value. e are Miss., to Pensacola, Fla., at 10 a.m. Bergheimer, for many years manager | ®nd second grade pupile. tired, a resident of Washington for |bates Ask Dept. and Drug Stores and cric: 8 e ordered | B S s Wi edo: en bl o od & The President, It was said at the oy Rt Lo . Hurricane warnings were ordered|or ng jowelry firm of Galt & Bro, | Mrs Walter A. Blocdorn. a member: the past twenty-five years, died atl jhe Lretient It whs aald at the Offos, 1405, Eye 8L N.W. proud to represent such an instrument. Yet down on the Loulsiaua coast. Who dicd yesterdny at Atlantic Cite | 0f the assoclation, pointed out today | Walter Roed Hoapital yewterday after . The wind at Burwood. at the mouth | o {85 SRR B8 B ot | that a number of parents are not in:an fliness of about a year. He lived Victrola costs no more. of the Missisaippi river. had reachad | % " C et ot | favor of the five-hour dey because it |35, tPe, Ambassador apartments, 1760 2' Velority of forty-eight miles an|his late residonce, 1515 Allis i > i . » Eeloch N ol o smline o tentative | PUtS 3 physical stram on the pupils. | Maj. Merriam was the brother of ity dinection | Tnorhanomt deeamnn 2AUYC | TThe” teachers, Mrs. Blocdorn snid, | the late Maj. Gen. H. C. Merriam, who LARGE STOCK OF MODELS— rometer was 29,44 ALIENBome e ¢ inlare willing to work five hours a day. | aled hore recently. He was born in EASY PAYMENTS e P'rospect Hill ceme {but belteve that the extra lour and |Maine elghty vears ago and at the EARLY all f r et s High Tides General. S b raheuRe e avh h- |8 half added to the former three-and- | outbreak of the civil WAT waw i vol- g all forms of sore throat 5 cs were reported from all{mond in 1550, and had lived i vash ;!{“{h:l‘;»_hmn 1da‘v uhnnld“hvl W .Hz-‘(; m.uar‘m \('m.”A ‘(’;‘;ol‘l;f“'l‘r(;mlfl; .-‘1:'; are due to germ infection. o na gulf points. The barome-|{nmto he o LA | by in coacting small classes of | tured in Noj arolina 3 e &F;Iu'lu‘;‘nan dropped to 20.75. |\ e ‘,Sm,'f\-'u,: ?“ children who sre making slow prog- |was held a prisoner at Andersonville Prompt relief therefore cannot be lanO Chef Menteur, La., twenty miles | ywq " |‘H‘.Jl‘\\ ress in their work Such a plan was |until the end of the war. Seven years obtained without the use of a el i e A Sl i n | €Xperimented with last year with|later he was appointed a second lieu- A L e L P I O ] th | EIAUTYIRR results, he tRld tonant and saw active service, with powerful germicide. Although more ompany ! s . > 7 = t s N e et i o Mnd- r 8. se b K ap- Louis, Miss., Warnlogs ‘were | Atlantie City for hiv health, whichf . The fixechour day ehould bs mnd- itioops, "Ha sose to (he sani of elps powerful in the presence of saliva Bel to remdenls Ao D Soas | ™% Poen lailing for the Bast your | o010 B devsted By fhe lesther to g for Glsebiiity receieed ln Guty. than pure Carbolic Acid, Zonite ashis . B Were saken away on special trains. . | i e { construetive instructional work with| He held the rank of major on_the ety Yooyl W ashington’s Aeolian Hall Dr Cine of the local weather bu- HENRY GRAVES NAMED A section her clase” said Mre. | retired list through an act of Con- y gargle or 12th and G Sts. N.W. Tess o E’:mn‘;.m{”. ateps to @is- S: Bloedorn, ‘One afternoon in the | gress advancing civil war veterans | throat spray at sufficient strength it week should be allowed cach teacher |one mrade on retirement. Since then { tribute the warnings to all points MEW PROVOST AT YALE|or the preparation and care of seat |he had made his home here, but had to destroy all disease germs with 0. ]. DeMoll Emmons S. Smith likely to be affected. Radlo, tele- 4 . Sk ste agc: work, for visiting other schools and | traveled extensively. which it comes in contact. graph and long-distance messages were attendance at regular meetings calle aj. Merriam is _survived \;’:}nn}::\! = oroadcast. = 4 a ¢ Sl s . { ed by the director of primary instruc- |wife, Mrs. Annie Burnham 5 : \\'al"l‘lt}il b;mn(\': %}'l‘o\: r;(-‘:::\:shar\(vrhnx'xpfi mocmer Chint(0; 08 FotesteriBug tien * SrgHmaTy vo sons, Col. H. C. Merriam. now The promptness with which Zonite during the eerly night had reached a [ ceeds Wilbur L. Cross in Uni- e L L ierriai AL reiieves most throat affections has A T G S versity Position. NURSE SUES FOR DAMAGES. |prorent in Mexico. 0o sr been a revelation to tens of thea- % d 5 Gr s & | Funeral services w [ - Ports Partly Flooded. NEW HAVEN, Conn., October 16.— ; S O formaromessional | John's Episcopal Church, 16th and 'a‘ < sands of users of this new form Spanish Fort, an amusement park, {The clecticn of Henry Solon Graves, | e Gelnes for. S10.000. atreeta SO . of antiseptic. and Milneburg. a fishing rosort, both {acan of the Yale School of Forestry ages in the District Supremo | iennr cemetery, with fuil military on Lake Pontchartrain, were report- Court, charging nder. The plain: | honal, ed partly flooded, and famiics living [#nd former chief of the United States | (o (MNPRS00 000”18 the | at the latter place were reported | forestry as_ Pprovost % household of o defendant in this | g moving out. iUniversity to succeed Wilbur L. =S, | city and at Dlue R Summit. Pa.. ‘Would Do Same Thing. - Four persons were injured in New )who has scrvea as acting provost dur-fand that fn a conversation in the onl‘e Orleans during the night as a result{ing the pa inn to his | presence of other parsons the defend. |From the Buston Transcript aceable to the highldutie s d s ant accused her of taking diamond! Lord Renfrew l‘cfu\';r;fl «tr:xo] hal”nf and editor of the 3 v, is 1 s discharged her. e is'a crippled veteran, and doubtless the KON-POISONOUS t and power wires|younced by the Uni i o v Attorneys Rossa F. Prince of Wales would do t In borties 50c and $1.06 L ware blown down in the city, but nol The uppointment of De A. Easby-Smith thing under similar circumstanc big trouble in the power system had |4hiy position s particuiarly significant been experienced, the public service the light of his career in public i company reported. 5 an life. A graduate of torm warnings on the Tex J . he was one of the plos were ordered down e £ forestry movement. He message reccived : re into prominence during the S Swiner burean 4 office as first head of headquarters. ea 1 ol of Forestry. In 1910 to mean (hat the gulf storm is Ay Bretidost Tatt to Inlend; - eaxt ‘of ‘mexas Baromstér |30 NOA €01SCted By RreRldant Latt Toadings slong the comst showed ) Ciiirn ‘Churie of the. forest servics| The Establishment of K B98. in the United States Department of Baroemeter Drops. Agriculture After ten years he re- MOBILE, Ala, October 14.—The in 1920 to devote himself to L e et et GALT & BRO. reau recorded 29.53 at 7 o'clock this|ing offices in Washington, D. C nm“_lnlnxp. a dr«;,p from 29. 51) at [vm;}i- e bance I e gult, cwysing hur-| RECEPTION FOR ACTORS. will be closed Tuesday Mississippi and Alabama coasts.] . The Washington branch of the Squally weather prevailed here, with | Catholic Actors” Guild of America will and Wednesday, October Women’s Voile | | Pleated Striped | | 2 to 6 yr. Girls’ ertain st of “Littie the wind blowing from the southeasij (i (rrain the entire < : . 2 = =G oo at th x"\‘"_fix‘, o ais o 16 and 17, on account of WAISTS SKIRTS COATS E Sta{ ?:r \\;e;ed lixel\ric DRUG HABIT CURED, ity b clsmbed R - A - 4| 88c 5298 $598 15 T building your great ACTRESS ASSERTS T““':};fj;,;,;‘jj:‘gLZ;:;;;J;I:'Mfl;;;‘:r(gg;;‘g,gg! Sesgliiihen Misogs. el e of ‘the members of the Nellle Kelly | Famous English Mimic Returns to """ll‘\':‘l',f':;’!rg:’:flf"i”%g’s‘fid‘_l“g cathor | American Stage After . Ten Years. ENAMV VIV NN NN N AN S 8 A AN A AN AN AASAY A or 1 “: nest 1 sizes. ey o e T SR L= .Y new hotel in Buffzlo, 75| you probably would === use Vitralite, 4e Long- Life Enamel, just as he did. Why don’t you get the benefit of that enduring, porce- lain-like surface of Vitralite, on your woodwork and furni- ture? Available in White and Several authoritative tints. REFERENCES REQUIRED. B the Associated Press, Prcfessional and Business W YOQRK. October 16.—Return- Women ing to the American stage after an lans are nearing completion of mearly ten years, Clssie || ro \lhefolh,;lmn o(cn hb"xm prin- t o e o n ' English mimie, wrrived yes. || cipally for women, combining the t t e e e nan, || biivasy ot + Home Witk the-con- || e S u vyvant. announcing herself cured of the drug nabit. Merchants’ Bank & Trust ‘87 ET spend no more. THE HOFFMAN COM- Feat Nokempier, canies; Gigpatches Company PANY Cleaning for the clothes you now telling of the arrest of the actress in Depository for Funds. S i London for alleged fllegal possession {1 4 4o meberabios open. For. further have will give you a LARGER wardrobe—every :s ""i:mxs\ brought to the L':utfd tnformation. address A‘ll'miblr!b)lln‘:(:unmu—' garment LOVELY—at no greater cost. FAST ol si e si = States t news in vears of the (f {se cufe 3. g ucksbux . - former star of the legitimate anafl " o work. FAIR charges. Phone us! i ; izes o izes 16 to 50 \nude\xll; stages. sm\fc then she \lia‘s § A!I-woolsscrz!“ Poiret twill, tricotine, silk crepe paroled for a year by the English - i ) 3 de chine, Spa silk lace, silk lace and georgette courts 3 MAIN 4724 ! ¢! combinations, etc. In a huge variety of the newest It was a terrible fight.” she said, ¢ of her former hablit, “but I have won. Fall styles, navy, black, brown, cocoa, etc. The drugs came from sickness and s ecialt of A e e o AATLDE Y =P g : She 36-In. Outing Halloween Cambric sl e e et Filling Oculists {| FLANNEL In black, yellow, green, GORB AT 0 AL You can purchase Pratt & Lambert Varnish Products, including “61" Floor Varnish, Vitralite, the long-life enamel, and Effecto —from the following dealers, who are always ready to serve you: A7l 7 7 YT PO U VAL i S e lI)V;;';lll r{r!;nrls I ha{?' t?u(‘h friend P - " pink, ete, In lengths for Bhips are a resurrection for any soul costumes and fancy dresses. Mise_Loftus was accompanied by rescriptions B Nora Bayes, American actress, who ndapted s third ehild on her Tnét tHip A. KAHN Inc. CLEANERS gad DYERS , 21c to_Burope. The English actress, who divorced Justin_Huntley McCarth Engllsh; ORtometiiew antiOytictnan N.W. N.E. ; Andrews, 1804 14th St. , : 5 {:“-I:u Haraware Co., 2014 1dth. Wi 2. Colishan, 813 N. Cas, 5t Bailey Auto Supply, 14th a e e 25¢ Yd.-Wide Cretonne ; in Office, 720 13th Street N.W. Soft, double-faced In the new range of dark dramatist, with whoni she had eloped, 935 F Street Main o2 fleecy kind, in neat ground patterns, large or and then married Dr. A. H. Water- pink or blue stripes small figures, lengths to 20 Columbia Rd. M, Fetterman. 707 H 8% man of Chicago, was first hailed for on light grounds. J. C. Beard, 5908 Ga. Ave 5 | A. Greemblatt, 44th und Hant Sta. 2 S Sera 3 dt, o = 10/ ardware Co., d s > A Arpesied WA BiriHanky g Capital Paint, Ofl & Glass Co., s ) Irving in *F and later was cast . R e i T 2 1534 14¢h St. A. A. Weber, 8th and Md. Ave. iu_“Petcr Pan.” But she finally re- ? . ok 2 Central Auto Supply Co., 1004 turned in the role of mim! Pa. Ave, Tots' White Chin- €. C. Paint Co., 508 9th St. | Prepared ready to eat | § chilla Coats, in neat Chevy Chase Supply Co., 5650 S.W. CHINAMAN SUES DAVIS. ([l oo Clihi ‘ e tle, full quilted Conn. Ave. 3 Geo. W. Hant, 4% and 1 Sts T hanionnes oo el mhe tealineain® piniing ; i ° ST hesd R e cuttes. esorrerAve haeider, 716 33 St. RO restaurant in Baltimore, has filled in|[j| f00d. ~ Contains all the ele- Kleinert's Jiffy H. F. Dismer, 3134 14th St. lor & Bros., 10tk a EsiDiateict SupretialCourtia paltien ;ne::rso:é n:‘;;ition ;eedcd lfm‘- Worth to $5.00 Pants, 25¢ Enterprise Hardware Co, oth for mandamus against James J. D; S ody and an aler . . . { 2 5 i » ~ secratary of Labor. The. plaintif | [l| mind. A delicious cereal. i P { ¥ A big variety of colors, patterns and Regularly 50c; oA F"r-:;l-nnfi;.;f:: £%e. ,‘,"‘,.“L,.‘ohp"en°°,.“,'o'fl':d,;‘;:';”’;,‘, N Sold only through authorized 5 fabrics that are suitable for dress ;2::;“'“'°but'“:‘afl‘$g || A Gordon, 2212 iath st. S.E Chinaman was denfed 3 7ating as a distributors i wear, strect wear and work. Evéry | OUR absolute guar- 3. Kann Sonx Co. : z .1 ; 11n member of the merchant class of Chi- | * e teed to wear and give | antec of satisfaction. B. Kandel, 18th and Col. Rd. 212 1lth St nese and therefore exempt from the i 3 e e s 81 - Handel, 3555 Ga, Ave. . B, w & Dro,, 10th and grelusion law. The petitioner el Phone Lincoln 6161-J EL g service and to top it off these pants | Embroidered Outing 3B Rutner, 1847 1at 8t - NN Ce- O350 e arrived in America in and R : - : . 5 3 _ conomy Hdw. Co., th St. has been rated in the merchant class > j will fit. Sizes 28 to 50, assorted in- Gowns, 89¢c o gy Geo. A. Emmons, 203 Pa. Av, seams and no charge for alterations. Women's gool 8. H. Landy, 3024 Ga. Ave, Euterprise Paint Co., 1524 Nich- qlmxnty anncylstréned $ .'.vi szelkr!ul. 211);-“]1; -Av.: F“;:-”A"':; 1108 Bn. A i outing lannel, ou- Philli oektcl 2 t! 3 e > aadiy e Dcuble-Bed Size Jacquard ble vokes. Regular Menpehan, 2010 14th St. M. Goldberg & Som, 251 15th St. = Lansburgh || # ! : § || BEACON BLANKETS $3 s EIEI BN . | et N Assorted Navajo Indian patterns: Black Taffeta Mt. Pleanant St. Pincas, 603 Pa. Ave. Dle thickness: size G4x78 inches. e = 2 232 B. M. Smyser, 1400 Pa. Ave. fouble thickpews: size $4x78 nches Petticoats, 59¢ N man Eariwars 8. 183 | hern muilaing SupSly Oos Com an : R i et o s e Black and col 6000 Blair Road X 2 g o 5. ack a o “ 1y, 4th 7 p y s pattan teios 2 e F. Walls, 108 13th St. Wednesday Special Sale undershirts, with ODonnell Paint Co, Wis. Avel | W.R. Walls, 720 Sth st and M St. g Interior Decorators IR g v strap PUMPS & OXF ORDS neatly pleated o B¥hohit o 1008 ana 1evins. of tow st next. doot O T T e T Now Permanently Located at 36=In. Curtain 3205 Ga. Ave. Maryland 1A i b the wide choice of excellent | 95 Madras, 19¢ Pt Carr Bros. & Boswel . foods found at di here. Sost popular are the 729 llfll St 3 You don’t have to spend $10.00 or $15.00 and In fancy colors for |} 1. Parton, 4625 14th St. e, - Special Steak and . mess with wall paper. Farbo will give you a fine ‘s‘awltl)dcsurllr.l ‘"rsu;u"(;cfffs? Bl 5 Climan, 108 You 86 o0 Capit Italian Dii = i 2 S Capitol Helghts. tallan Dinners st $2 || e ofter not oniy a sers- ||l | job, and COST MUCH LESS. ‘ : o Tt aloh Brox, 3434 1tk ar. miesy M upaty, capil ners” Tou dancte frome L130 ce in the showing and mak- . B : lowcases, c Helights. 106 P, Open Hunca g .00 worth will ordinary room. g 7 ) /" R. Winton, 2018 14th St. Riverdale Garage, Riverdale. Jor Ginner ‘cnd supper donee fng HD of Grapeties and Hp $2.00 do an Of good grade, |§ | B B g By * Stembler & Ford, Capitol Heights 159. Phons Mot 71336 Tor holstery fabrics, but a serv- If your painter isn’t handy you can closely woven cotton, M. Zevin, 1746 7th 8t , Mt. Ralater. reservation, . finished with 3-inch | ¥ . ice In planning, estimating ekl 1 oasily do the j "?:’pf,'f.;’:{; Eamaus .::t flnl:hlnt of udn or a:ny b y Y job yourself. {6, Sevora hundred pairs ot women's new tall Pt RBtstly per- < > P of your decorating AR 0OM TO! B and winter weight strap pumps and practical o ideas. FARBO ONE R DAY B lace oxfords. Strap pumps in patents and | 59, Feather-Proof A . o z ol black and tan kid one and two Strap pumps. Ticking, 34c 2 Julius Lansburgh ; Sold at Best Paint Stores e mben of P grinovities ) pRlante naxulurgc,m color Distributors of Pratt & Lambert Varnish Products i 7 Black Satin Pumps, low_cut and Spanish | Dlue stripes on light President and Treasurer N ’ and baby French heels. Wonderful values 1 33, Jnches . 609 C St. N.W. we bt o o AL S » i *Orie Block East of 7th and Pa. Ave.