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D. J. Kaufman, Inc.
Pa. At*.
?1? 17th SC.
Deficiency "531 Passes
Without Navy Repairs
? ?
The House yesterday passed the
aecoad 1930 deficiency bill carrying
IS8.000.000.
During hearings before the House
Appropriation Committee approx
imately $29,000,000 was cut from
the original estimates.
Amendments providing $9,000,000
for naval repairs were defeated.
Recover $50,000 in Gold
Stolen from Denver Mint
Webster to Hans Tuesday
For Murder of Youth
Charted Ross Webster. 44 yelrs old.
convicted of the murder of Richard
Xhirall. 15. in woods near Broolcland
last spring will pay the death pen
alty at the District Jail Tuesday.
Webster, an employe of Trinity Col
lege. Brook land, last November, was
found guilty of the murder. The boy
was robbed of $29. which was con
cealed in his shoo, after the slaying.
The sentence has not been appealed,
aer has .a Presidential confutation
61 sentence been applied for.
Denver. Feb. 5.?Thcfts of gold bul
Uon from the United States mint he/? i
aggregating over $50.iW were admit
ted by Orville Harrington, assayist.
when he was arrested today, police
said. All the stolen gold war recov
ered from a cache under a sidewalk
at Harrington's home, police said.
YOUTH FACING
MURDER TRIAL
Perrygo Held Incommuni
cado When Mrs. Faith
ful Dies at Hospital. /
Mrs. Emily Faithful. 63 years old.
who was assaulted In her home at
Congress Heights Tuesday, died at
3:0S p. m. yesterday at Casualty
Hospital. Her skul|^ had been frac
tured by blows struck with a sec
tion of metal pipe.
Edgar Ralph Perrygo. if. is held
at the Eleventh' Precinct Station in
connection with the crime. The
charges of assault to kill and rob
bery entered against him on the po
lice blotter wer?? erased last night
and a charge of murder written in
their stead.
Miss Mabel Hill. l'^year-old
| sweetheart of Perrygo. la at the
house of detention, pending further
investigation of the murder. As she
?sat through the day. occasionally
applying a dainty white handker
chief to her eyes, she was unaware
that the new and more serious
charge has been laid at her lover'*
door. 1
j Perrygo is being held incommunl
J cado. He has not been told of Mrs.
faithful's death.
i Perrygo and the girl met for the
i flr^t time since his arrest, at police
i headquarters yesterday morning.
The pair' were Interviewed by de
tectives. The young man. the de
tectives reported, admitted that $1.
53?. which was turned over to the
, police by Miss Hill, was the entire
amount stolen from the Faithful
residence.
The police have accounted for $6.
495 of the $20,000 said to have been
in the house on the day of the rob
bery. They are not yet satisfied
that they have recovered all money
thought to have been taken from
the house.
All the money recovered by the
police, other than the amount re
ceived from Perrygo and Miss Hill,
was found stuffed in bags made from
old stockings and hung about Mrs.
Faithful's waist.
An inquest will be^held at 3 o'clock
this afternoon in the District
morgue to determine the further
disposition of Perrygo and Miss Hill.
Electric traction has been applied
to one of Spain's importsnt mineral
carrying railroads.
?.. and in Washington
j
j
WHY?
cA fact:
Nearly all of die country"* big
business and professional men
who visit Washington stop at
either the Willard or the Shore
ham. At both, Fatima js the best
selling cigarette. Fftima is also
the best seller at the Capitol
Building itself.
FATIMA.
, A Sensible Cgaretie >
Special Bargains
?h?
Attractive Silk
Lamp Shades
IMUDDIMAN i.
1204 m G St 616 ob 12th St.
"If It's From Muddim&n's,
It'? Good."
LOAMS
HORDING
Witches, Jewelry
Sooth End of Highway Bridge
GRAFTON HOTEL
El" no PEA X PL AX.
Room with running water. $2.00 por day.
Room with Private Rath. . per day.
ANRRICIH PI,AX.
Room with running water. fo.OO jx r aaj.
WO p?-r week. For tw>, C3.*? iwr wwk.
K-?om wftli Private Hath. $7.0U per d-y.
|45 per w<H?k. Kor jiwo pert.ta*. J7D wojr.
Suite- of Parlor. R^drooin aa 1 Itatb.
Huuimer Season?Haranac Ina. in the
Adiroadarka. Cattaxe* for Rent.
HARRINGTON MIMA PROP'R.
I MACK LATZ CO
Ladies and Gentlemen
Wc Are Pardonably Proud of
the Universal Popularity of
^2*^ Pork
Our
Products
" Through forty-four years we have main
tained a standard in quality that will measure
up to every demand.
Leading grocers in every neighborhood
sell and recommend our products.
N. Aoth Provision Co.
623 D Street S. W.
ROBBINS WELCOMES
COMMUNITY PROBE
Before contributing to the ttt.
S00 fund for the maintenance of
the Community Service, the Waah
infton public will be given ample
opportunity to learn, through In
vestigations now being made by
local tlad? organisations, what the
Community Service is doing *and
proposes to do for the city.
For this reason the campaign for
I the fund, originally scheduled to
: begin next Monday and last
nthrouffh the week, has been ex-*
tended another week, to February
[2S. and next week will be devoted
II to making preliminary pla#is for
'intensive campaigning and igWihg
the investigating committees time
to make their reports.
in making this announcement
| last night. Koiand Robbins. chair
| man of the campaign committee.
I isnued this statement:
"1 personally have thoroughly in- I
hvcstifrated the work of Community |
I Service, and warmly welcome the pre*
| {posed investigation by committees
from the trale , bodies.' I want it
made Immediately and without fall. |
i Because it cannot very well be com
| pleted before Monday, y February 9.
lour committee has decided not to
| postpone the date for the commence
ment of the campaign, which is and |
will remain February 9. but to con
tinue the drive two weeks, until Feb- |
| ruary 23, with the thought of having
i the intensive work done In the second
1 week, atfer te reports of the Invest!- |
gating committees have b?en made. |
and because I. personal)', will see to |
it that no distortion ot the truth or
misrepresentation of fact by any ?/ne
or any organization will go unchal
lenged. T am absolutely confident that
the people of Washington. whpse|
hearts are always right, will indorse
Community Service. It is to be re
I ^retted that interested parties de
layed the investigation until such a
late date; but it Is a matter of con
gratulation that they becaihe suffi
ciently interested to conduct an in
vestigation. which I trust shall be
complete and strictly ebaring on alii
vital matters at issue."
Births Reported.
1
Floyd and Virginia Kddin*. hoy.
Leo and Lottie I ^ch liter. boy.
Henry M. and Delia y. Cloeke. boy.
Hera fen and Fannie Janua. air I.
Arthur F. and Mary K. Goods, girl.
Aahl+y N. and Cora T. Butler, girl.
. J<i?w>|?h J and l/>retta M. Callahan, boy.
Kdwin C. and Nellie Ceorge. girl.
Charlea and rlelen Blum. boy.
Robert l!. and Mary K. Parlett. boy.
Stanley J. and Kthel II. Clark, boy.
Bernard H. and Thelma linulhaU, tjt.
IgnatUH and Hetty Thomas, girl.
I^*i? II. and Evelyn Minor, boy.
Joseph 1.. and Jane J<>ne?. hoy.
Kliik *txl Km ma Prortor. boy. ^
Ceorge and Mary Taylor, boy.
^Phillip II. and Bertha L. Ma ye, girl.
-Sum no I fi. b nd Lillian I. Feather?tone,
boy. 1
Ira P. Reek. 24 year*. 414 Oth at. ?w.
Rpgtfta William*. I. Children*' II<M?pital.
Annie R. Brame. an. L'KM (Jf. Capitol at.
Mary KefTman. Wa?h. A?ylum Hoapt.
Anna J. Manning. 90. 1427 Clifton aw.
Mlda W. Hhepard. ?2. H223 ?th at. nw.
Hannah Barrett. HO. Home for Incurable*.
Marion I,. Harnard. 31. tinrfleld Hospital.
Edna M. Keating 41- 415 O nt. aw.
Tina Padgett. ?7. ?13 L ?t. ?e.
?Carl W. Thpmp?on. 40. 1G4h Irving at. nw.
Wm. F. Nlcholaon. S?. 8t. Elisabeth'a
Hospital. ?
Bertha Solomon. 7(1. 14# I* at. aw.
iameo J. Murray. 7S. 11th at. ne.
Bernard O. HanMa. 1. 488 M at. aw.
8. r. Kenner. 67. Rlue Plain-,
Jennette M. 8par?hott. 31. 5015 Belt. road,
laaae Perlman. 54, MOH La. are. aw.
Gertrude K. Morria. 88. 181 A at. ne.
TVhorah Carter. 67. St. Eliaabeth'a Hoapt.
Sellna M. Fortney. 23. Carfleld Hoapltal.
Emma Reauehlnl. 18, Prnrldeat-e Hoapt.
Lillian Wiadard. 28. 2404 Pa. a*e. nw.
Elisabeth A. l?oyle. 84. 811 10th at. ne.
Matte A. Skidmore. 6.". 1722 17th at. nw.
Jamex *M. Willianra. 85. Wash. Aaylum
Hoapltal.
Burt L. Thomaa, 39. Sibley Hoapltal.
Mary J. Doraey, 2 bod.. 1358 Newton at.
se. ?
Betty L. Fletcher. 4 mon.. 702 9th at. nw.
Alberta Dora. 22. Fre^dmen a Hoapltal.
George Carter. 82. Freedmen'a Hoapltal.
M?-KInley Ljtona. 22. Waah. Aaylum Hooipt.
Ernest Washington. 21. Freedmen'a Hoapt.
l.ouiae Rntin. 10 Wa?h. Aaylum Hospital.
Foster Willi-. 54. .V* K at. aw
Cornelia MrVey, 21. Waah. Aaylum Hoapt.
John Porter. 4."?. Waah. Aaylum Hoapt.
Roan Oliver. 33. Freedmen'a Hospital.
Samuel E. William*. 1. 1534 5th at. nw.
?Mary Qu**en. 4?. 1510 13th at. nw.
George Bailey. 60. Freedmen'a Hospital.
Florence Hall. 40. T. B. Hoapltal.
Charlea T. Jenkina. 3 Elvan road ae.
Richard Harley. 17. 124 Renning.
Wm. Harris. 42. Wsah. Aaylum Hoapt.
Laura Bent ley. 18, Waah. Aaylum Hoapt.
Robert Bowlea. 7 mon.. 3*4% B at.
James F. Green. 3 m??n.. 1817 T nw.
Chin Clung. M, Garfield Hospital.
Senate Afreet oa Indian Bill.
The Senate yesterday agreed to
i the conference report on the Indian
appropriation bill, carrying 112,
750,000. ?
The Only Internal Remedy
We, SOe and $1.0# the B*x
Sold by AI.L 6RUGGISTS
Or acut by mail oo reedpt of prion.
I Pilocura Co., Wash., D. C.
Ho? CooHti<
Sell-Serric*
Na Tip*.
3k
Vnited Cafeteria
IMC 7 Sbtti
National -Dairy
J. W. Gregf, Prop.,
614 0 St. N. W.
Phone North 1436
MILK
9c 17c
Per PL PerQt
In Business 45 Years
1 ?
21 DAY'S TOLL
OF PNEUMONIA
Dr. Fowler Again Cautions
Against Getting Feet \
Wet.
A now high mark in deaths from
pneumonia was reached yesterday
when twenty-one were reported for
the twenty-four hours which ^nded
at ? p.m.
Dr. William. C, Fawler. District
health officer, last night declared
that conditions were,, not greatly
abnormal, as January and February
were the iwo largest pneumonia
months in Washington.
The influenza situation continues
to diminish in importance, in the
face of pneumonia. Ten deaths
from Influenza , Were reported last
night against nine for the preced1
ing day.
Dr. Fowler last night reiterated
his warning to Washlngtonians in
regard to keeping feet dry and
wearing warm clothing/
"Wetting by rain or snow of any
part of the body." said Dr. Fowler,
"greatly lessens the power to re
sist disease and often leads from
colds to more serious maladies."
Deaths reported from pneumonia
were Anna J. Manning, 90 . years.
1427 Clifton street northwest; Mlda
W. Shepard. 62. 6223 Ninth street
northwest; Chin Clung, 50. Garfield
Hospital; Carl W. Thompson. 40.
1648 Irving street northwest; Cor
nelia McVay. 21, Washington
Asylum Hospital: Rosa Oliver, 33,
Freedmen's Hospital; Mary J. Dor
sey, 2 months, 1358 Newton street
northeast: Bernard Daniels. 1 year,
1*488 M street southwest; James J.
Murray. 73, 902 Eleventh street
nprtheast: Billy I>. Fletcher. 4
months. 702 Ninth street northwest;
I Mary Queen. 46* years. 1340
Thirteenth street northwest; Sam
' uel E. Williams, l. 1534 Fifth
S street northwest; James Green, 3
months. 1817 T street northwest;
Charles T. Jenkins. 3 years. Elvan
road southeast: ^William B. Cudlet.
31. Sibley Hospital; Ullian Wool
;ard. 28. 2404 Pennsylvania avenue
I northwest: Anna Gricoria, 39. 206
Arthur place: David D. Wenner. 43.
'Georgetown Hospital; James Bush,
j 65, Washington Asylum Hospital;
?Charles G. Durant, 39. United
? States Soldiers' Home Hospital:
? Annie I*. Robinson, 58, 1314 Far
jragut street northwest._
Influenza deaths were Burt I*
'Thomas. 39 years. Sibley Hospital;
Winifred G. Hume, 48. 101H
I Eighteenth street northwest; Edna
j M. Keatinsr. 41. 415 O street north
west; Robert Jlowles. 7 months,
j 344 **? B street southwest; Isaac
| I'erlman. 54 years. 608 T*ouisiana
avenue nortb*v#?at: Gertrude F.
| M>v*ris. w. ?#' A street north
east; Clara lfVonks. 31. Freedmen's
'Hospital; Deborah <"ari<*r. 57, St.
Elizabeth's Hospital: Selina M.
Fortney. 25. Garfield Hospital;
Henry Hamilton. It. 215^ D street
northwest.
Mexico to Bar Red*.
Mexico' has taken steps to bar
entry of Reds Into its territory.
According to the Mexican Em
bassy here yesterday, the Mexican
foreign office has notified all con
suls to refuse passports to "an
archists. social agitators op harm
ful elements of any kind."
P 1300 GSL ^
Stelnwa? "pianos
PliTcPiuM VictroU*
I Miaic MinicaJ Inxtrumeoii
Cuticura Soap!
Will Help Youl
Clear Your Skin!
~V>. Ojmwnl.TJ?". *?? y t
???of Omtle??L??or*trle?, PtplX.V. ' ?
RESORTS.
ATLAHTIC CITY.
IKAYHOREjmxTrarf
{ I VlBUK GgATESI HOTEL SUCOSS
Gen. Samuel' McRotferts of the
emergency force. Who I* now con
nected with a New York bank, wai
refuted a medal by Secretary of
War paker. acocrdlng to the teatl
mony before Congresa yesterday of
Cot. Thomas Hpauldlnt;. a mtmbrr
of the War Department'* board of
awaras. y'
Secretary Baker, commenting on
Col. Bpauding's evidence, said that
the b6ard had recommended Oan.
McRoberts fdr a.D. 8. M and that
he had postponed the matter for
the reason that! at the time the
award waa suggested, a bureau of
the Ordnante- Department waa be
ing Investigated. oOn. McRoberta
however. ?raa not being Investigat
ed. The Secretary came to tlje con
clusion that the time waa inoppor
tune and the award was simply
held In abeyance.
Col. Spaulding testified that In
the opinion of the board It had no
Hght and It was illegal to bestow
medals on civilians. Mr. Baker an
swered today that the War De
partment had a right, and the law
allowed it to make Such awards.
' .
Plu Limit ob Debates.
The Senate Rules Committee yes
terday took steps to speed up leg
inlittlon by reducing debate in the
Senate. Itioruered a favorable re
port on a resolution providing: that
a member wishing to raise a point
of order against a bill or amend
ment must do so as soon as the
measure is presented. The com
mittee also referred to a subcom
mittee the question of reform of
the Senate's cumbersome commit
tee system. It will consider also
resolutions Amending the cloture
role.
AMUSEMENTS.
PLOEW'8 M
alacEL
? HK<.IV\l\<i SUNDAY
??
ALL NEXT WEEK
MARY
PICKFORD
?Never had a finer atory in
her whol<* career than that
"clad girl" classic by Eleanor
H. Porter that half the. world
has talked about or read
about or wondered at. Don't
miss?
"POLLYANHA"
TONIfaHY M.W
%l a liner Tomorrow 3.H
Lionel* Barryaore
"Hie Letter of the Law"
rf M*l?l?i?<?m. \e*t Mnnda;
sr^rs >ow ski.i.ix.
\\ n^hinslon Opera Cnmpan*
CARMEN
N.\R(il Kit IT A K1LVA
and OTA K AH H AII AK
A a (iwfta Art lata
MEATS PRICED VERY LOW?QUALITY WILL SUIT YOU
Markets FRANK KIDWELL'S MARKETS Markets
MEATS PRICED RIGHT?NOT ONE DAY?EVERY DAY
New Market, 3033 14th St., Opens
Saturday, Feb. 7
This week-end I have many bargain* to offer and know that
the qualities will suit you. Prices are lower than ever. Your
dollars will pay bif interest if you trade at Kidwefl's.
Fresh Shoulders 23c lb.
Fresh Hams 33c
Loin Poik Roast 31c lb.
Lean Pork Chops 26c lb.
Fancy Smoked Bacon r31c "??
Pore Hof Lard 30c lb.
Smoked Shoulders 23c lb.
Smoked Hams, fancy... 29c lb.
Loin Pork Chopa. 33c lb.
Lean Roast Pork 25c lb.
Machine-Sliced Bacon.. ,38c lb.
Compound 27c lb.
Round, Sirloin, Porterhouse Steaks, Choke 32c lb,
Top Rib, Prime Rib, Shoulder Clod, Choice 24c H>.
Fine Chuck Roast 22c !b.
IJeef Liver 10c lb.
Best Hamburg Steak.... 23c lb.
Plate Beef, Pot Roast
or M*
14c ft.
The Vary Best AT-Pork Sausage Meat ..30c lb.
Lag Spring Lamb ,38c lb.
Bryast Spring Lamb 22c lb.
Shoulder Spring Lamb, ,30c fc.
Shoulder Chan 33c lb.
Fancy
Chickens 40c lb.
3272 M St, Georgetown
1920 Nichols Aft, Anacootia
Nwthsa* Market,
.12th and H St*. N. L
1341 Wis. Aw, Georgetown
WW 14th St, Jut Below U St
Eastern Market? New Section
(Moats Only)
7th and C Sts. S. L
AUL NEXT WECK-BEGIHNIHC ?UWPAY
JESSE L .
LASKY I
PRESENTS
ANEW j|
MARK TWAIN"
PARAMOUNT j
ARTCRAFT f
PICTURE j
"HUCKLEBERRY, FINN" S
XOTE: DO HOT CONFUSE THIS PRODUCTION WITH A I
FORMER PICTURE OF SIMILAR TITLE
II
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FTR OPOLITAN
10.!W? A. M. to II r. M.
I.AKT TUO DAT*
Comr I'.arl? tor XmiIh
NAZIMOVA
s
In Her (ireitrat Plrtare
"STRONGER
THAN
DEATH"
('?rreiil Kvfil*
T?plw of tbr Day
C?\ rrlnrr. "/.ampa"
Metropolitan Concert Orrbeatra
KCRAWHLt1lflaNU.il W%
nickerbockeK
T<Kla>. RfKtoalnK at 2tM P.H.
DOUGLAS
FAIRBANKS .
la Ilia <;reatr?t Hit
WHEN THE CLOUDS
ROLL BY
Alnay Added Attractlaa*.
National - "\t,^r v
ROBERT B. MANTELL
lonisKt . -VarWA"
Sal. Mmt **JuIIum I'aeaar"*
Hal. Mickl ... "Hlrkard III**
J STARTING NUNDAV?Seam Mltoi
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK
In Hi* Entirely Nf* and 8uece?s
HITCHY KOO, 1919
1??0 Katcrtainer* A. Pa?no?i? Re?oty Chorus
FORTY UKDER TWENTY
nous TOMGHT AT S?a?
^JsHl^EBT
^ATTRACTIONS Mat. SatnHay
A. H. WOODS Prraent*
THAT joyous FARCE
"HO MORE BLOHDES"
With ERNEST TRUEX
.Next Sunday Xlyht ? Scatw \?w
The Intent and Brightest
Musical Outburst
"TICK TACK TOE"
By Herman Timbers:
Clinic?< omrdy?Danrlnc
'Hi' Kvrrythlaf
B.F. KEITH'S
DAILYju SUN. Ml HOL'YS. MVi
Year*. br?t Will."?Tl??,
Nanette | THE 6IRUES' CLOI
HENRI SCOTTSir
uiv WIBTHm,h rh" ,Dd th*
fflAI WIRIIlwirth r?ti/.
Mufucrlt. riduU. Frnto. 4k ttelda.
frank J. Cniroy. l>rm.o? * ?fcelltj.
Martyo A Flomic*. Otlwr*.
Sixth tonrrrt?Tr? Ktar Series
TILLY KOENEN
Olrhralrd llllck Contralto
Fek. 13. I'**. Tlcketo. T*c to |
T. ARTHI R SMITH. ISM G Itrwt
CAYETY ?5JS-W
~M>XDOlT MKI.LRS"
* - ?With?
CHESTER (BIBK) XKLSOlf
Kaxt Week. ?2?ih Century Malda"
FOLLY SS
Ave.
Ntotk St. .
ROUND THE TOWN
rMHirhw f. B. HAMP
WALTUKO OONTBUT TOMGHT
P LOEW'S ?1
ALACt
i
Omlaa?a?. IOM rn. m?11 p. m,
L t i t Two Days
I. w.
GRIFFITH'S
(ale of ikr old Ur?l
"Scarlet Days"
A I.I. SFfXT ? KKK
MARY PICKFORD
la *P?llraaM"
A LOEW'S ?
UolumbiA
Coatlnoooa. l?a> a. a.?11 p. aa
I. ast TWO DAY ft
J. WARRED
KERRIGAN
?IK?
"LIVE SPARKS"
BrclaalM >nnday.
Mirgnerrtt Clark
la ??All ?( a ftaddea Peggy"
?MHBBV
The Corcoran
Gallery of Art
will rmpm to tbr public ?*n
FRIDAY, February 6tli
Hours: Monday**, from 12:00 M. to
4 :30 r.M. Other week days from
9.00 A.M. to 4 3? P.M. Sunday*,
from 1:30 to 4:30 r.M
ftPRCIAL exhibition or
Paintings, Drawings aid Etchiaf*
?"j?
CHARLES H. W00D6BRY
Alao Sculptures by
PAIL MANSHIP
roLrs xkxt ri^day,
Syncopated Jazz Concert
Pernoaal Appearance
ANSELL, BISHOP
& TURNER
rreaeat the Right kimarm
Victor Art twin
Henry Burr. Rllly IK array,
Albert t'aapbell. Fred Van Kpn,
Joba H. Meyera. Monroe silver,
Prank Croitoa. braak Bart a.
l'eerlena Quartet. Sterllac Trio
Tlcketa, Me to fSJA. 1231 F St.
aad Poll'a Theater.
SNIBERT-BELASCO D,tr^"-nL
I Toaight.. 8:90?Mat. Sat.. 2:20. I
DAVID BKUHfO Preaeata
"DADDIES"
| * Comwlr Itellfbt. bj Juki L. HobMa. |
HjiEXTSUNDAY 5
Adolph KLaixber Present#
/^MIGHTIeI
'4flNtCHT,
wit h?1^ANa? ftyRsi
. ana ia?ol N?w Yon. ca?tj
mcu
ELMAN
VIOLIN RKCITAL
*?l??l KlMar, miwit
?, 4t90. ???i. M? M muc at In.
Unw'i cmwi lama, la Dna?X
TMrtrratt aad O It I aa la
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