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SHIPPING NEWS
Arrivals and Departures at New York
ARRIVALS.
Today.
ACADIA—Nova 8cotia ^ . 5:00 p.M.
CARACAS—Curacao 5:00 P.M.
GEO. WASHINGTON—Norfolk 4:00 P.M.
PETEN—Port Limon Noon
ROMA—Mediterranean cruise AM.
Tomorrow.
AMERICAN FARMER—London 10:00 A.M.
AM. IMPORTER—Liverpool son A M.
TALIFORNIA—Glasgow _ _ 9:00 A.M.
OAMO—Tru'illo City _ 8:30A.M.
rOLOMBIA— Cristobal 8:30 A.M.
OROTTN'GHOLM — Gothenburg 9:00 A.M.
MONARCH OF BERMUDA—
Bermuda 0:00 A M.
iVEEN MARY— Southampton 8:00 A.M.
LAN RENSSAL’R—Paramaribo . 8:30 A.M.
Tuesday. August 24.
EE DE FRANCE—Havre A.M.
LACONIA—Liverpool __ 9:00 A.M.
>RI7,ABA—Vera Cruz Noon
’RESIDENT CLEVELAND—San
Francisco A.M.
’RESIDENT MONROE—World
cruise A.M.
IOBT E. LEE—Norfolk 4:00 P.M.
*AN JACINTO—San Juan 8:00 A.M.
‘ANTA ROSA—San Francisco 8:30 A.M.
‘EMINOLE- Galveston fi nd A.M.
5ANTA BARBARA—Valparaiso 8:30 A.M.
Wednesday. August 25.
1CADIA—Nova Srct’.a 5:00 r.M.
UROPA Bremen AM.
’AN AMERICA Buenos Aires m A.M.
’RESIDENT MONROE—World
cruise . _ AM.
H ERN OF BERMUDA —
Bermuda 0:00 A.M.
LUA—Santa Marta P.M.
Thursday, August 20.
MXIE— New Orleans 8 00 AM
T TOWN SHUN D St. John’s P:O0 AM.
iEO. WASHINGTON—Norfolk 4:00 P.M.
CONIGSTEIX —Antwerp A M.
’LATANO—Puerto Barrios . Noon
1ATURNIA—Trieste AM.
Friday. August 27.
ITI.ANTIDA — Cciba 8:00 A M.
ARINTHIA —Canada 3:00 P.M.
»RIPSHOI M North Cape Cruise A AT..
IANSA—Hamburg AM.
IRIFNTE—Havana Noon
IOBT. E. LEE Norfolk 4:00 P.M
SHAWNEE—Miami 7:00 A.M.
Saturday. August 28.
MTV OF BIRMINGHAM—
Savannah 7:00 A AT.
.AFAVETTE —Havre _ A.M.
10NARCH OF BERMUDA—
Bermuda - . . 9.00 A M.
•RESIDENT ROOSEVELT—
Hamburg AM.
CANYORR—Gdynia _ A.M.
SAILING.
Today.
ILACK TERN—Antwerp_ 6 00 A M.
Tomorrow.
No sailings scheduled.
Tuesday. August 21.
NGRIA—Casablanee 11:30 AM.
ITALIAN PRINCE—Cape Town 2:00 PM.
ROMA—Genoa Noon
Wednesday, August 2,1.
BLACK EAGLE—Rotterdam . Noon
EX AMELIA—Constanza Noon
I Ql EEN MARY—Southampton Noon
I STAVANGERFJORO—Oslo 1:00 P.M.
WASHINGTON—Havre Noon
Thursday, August 26.
El'ROPA- Bremen Midnight
DROTTMNGHOEM—Gothenburg Noon
ILL DE FRANCE—Havre Noon
WEST LASHAWAY—Lagos Noon
Friday. August 27.
AMERICAN FARMER—London 4:00 P M.
CALIFORNIA—Glasgow Noon
CITY OF FAIRBI'RY—Helsinki 2:00 P.M.
DOROTHY- Beira 1 00 P M
KONIGSTEIN—Antwerp Midnight
LACONIA- Liverpool 5:0tlPM.
SAGAPORACK—Helsinki 2:00 P.M.
Saturday, August 28.
i Trans-Atlantic.)
AMERICAN IMPORTER—
Liverpool Noon
HAN'SA—Hamburg Midnwht
LAFAYETTE Havre _ 6:00P.M.
NEW COLUMBIA—Lagos _. No Time
ROBIN ADAIR—Beira _ No Time
SATURNIA—Trieste _ Noon
TIRADENTES—Rotterdam_ No Time
SAILING.
(South and Central America, West Indies
and Canada.)
Today.
NOR'RN PRINCE—Buenos Aires Noon
Tomorrow.
ACADIA—Nova Scotia 10:30 A.M.
Tuesday. August 24.
ANCON—Cristobal 4:00 P.M.
CALIFORNIA—Cristobal 12:311 P.M
ESSO ARUBA—Aruba . 5:30 A.M.
ITALIAN PRINCE Trinidad 2:00 PM
MONARCH OF BERMUDA—
Bermuda 3:00 P.M.
Wednesday. August 25.
CARACAS—Curacao 4:00 PM.
CHATEAU THIERRY Cristobal Noon
HARBOE JENSEN—Port Limon 1:00 P.M.
Thursday. August 26.
ACADIA—Nova Scotia _ 10:30 AM
COAMO--Cuidad Ttiinllo 3:00 PM
COLOMBIA Cristobal Noon
ORIZABA Vera Cruz _ _4:00PM
PF.TIN—Port Lttnon _ Noon
PUEEN OF BERMUDA—
Hamilton __ . 3:00 P.M.
Saturday. August 28.
ATE s NT ID \ —la Ceiba 11:00 A.M.
C ARINTHI A-—St Thomas 10:00 AM
MONARCH OF BERMI'DA—
Bermuda 3:00 P.M.
ORTENTF. — Havana Noon
PAN AMERICA—Buenos Aires Noon
PI.ATANO—Puerto Cortez Noon
POLYCARP—Ceara No Time
SAN JACINTO—Puerto Plata Noon
SANTA ROSA—La Libert ad Noon
< H A—Santa Marta Noon
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Jrville K Larson; 30. Flat. Alaska, and
Ruth H Kimball. 30. 2so7 Wisconsin
ave. Rev D. W Sefiord
loyle L Melton. 32. and Edna E Baldwin.
20. both of Richmond; Rev. F. E. John
ston.
[enry B Eberlv. 30. 1500 North Capitol
st . and Dorothy C Riess. 77. 1916
Park rd : P.ev, E D Zieeler.
lbert L McAllister. 77. 1351 Girard st
and Alice I Dunn 77. 705 18th st.;
Rev. F F Jolhim on.
ames A Grepr. 39 and Louise Hope.
29 431 3rd st. s.w.; Rev. Clarence
Dices.
laae L Wells. 31. and Louise F. Meban.
3n. both of 82o 4th st ; Rev. R C.
Herbert „ __
[enry s Etu man. Lackawanna N 5 .
and Mary L.. Conlin. 23. Lancaster. Pa ;
Pev G E I enski.
Iiomas M Howard, m.. 2! Framingham.
Mass and Leona C Millei 1935 Jack
son st. n e Rev A L. Wills,
arl H Hol'-nr 2s Richmond, and Thelma
R Atkinson is Highland Springs.
Va Rev. C S BI:RBs „
dwa d Rosietka and Alma F Hef
felflnger. v botl of Trenton N. J.;
Rev. W. H Hoffman
alph D F<;\ 75. and Josephine S
Schultz. both of Cleveland. Ohio;
Rev s. T Nicholas
prey M Watts, jr 72. 17 47 8th st.
and Helen T Moorhead 71. 2920
Sherman ave Rev. J L. Finn,
ichard J Scales. 77 628 joth st. s.w.
and Helen c Shelton. 75 South Rich
mond. Va ; Rev. c S Biggs,
ohn C Bailey 53 and Isabelle A. Buries*,
to both of Richmond. Rev. R. W.
Weaver.
arfield A Pirn. 57. 4770 Sheriff rd n e .
and Anna S. Browne 57. J374 G st.
n.e.; Rev. E. S Harrison,
enrse Timber-. 37 and Alberta B
Howard. 39. hoth of 3201 Stanton rd.
s e . Rev J. F Newman
arvey Ervin. 27 and Helen Behls. 25.
both of Minneapolis. Minn.; Rev. M.
P German
>hn T Thomas 60. 1571 Columbus st
and Belle Henson. 39. 1520 Columbus
st.; Rev D S Wilson. 1
>hn Williams 21. 1440 36th st.. and
Christine Wheeler. 20. 3615 N st ;
Rev. M. N Newsome,
arold B Wilder. 1r.. 30. Boston. Bess..
and Marjorie C. Williams. .30. New
Haven. Conn.: Rev. Kenneth Lyons.
Tlton E. Smallwood 22. 2900 22nd st.
s.e.. and Ida M. Minor. 20. 1705 10th
st.: Pev. D. L. Miles,
rnest F C Bayha. 33. and Markin L
Sailer. 34. both of Jamaica. N. Y ;
Rev. J. H Blakemore. .1r.
imes O. Younts. 29. Lexington. N. C
and Margaret M Gibson. 23. 1505 19th ;
st. s.e : Rev W. C. Hook,
arvin I Smoot. 24 Arlington. Va.. and
Marie G. Lemieux. 24. Missoula. Mont.; :
Rev. L. J Kelly.
imes J F r;occa. 36. and Marie C.
Costello. 25. both of Philadelphia. Rev.
M J Riordan.
vine M. Kinchdoe. 77. 433 Massachu
setts ave and Manorie V. Morrison.
15. 811 yih s'. Judge R. E. Mattmglv. !
lines M. B chan an. and Gertrude M.
Smith 30. hoth of 3 9 us Calvert st.; ;
Rev. E. D. Zieeler.
toodrow W Ferrell. 74. and Lois C.
Gibson 21. both of Richmond; Rev. j
A. F. Poore
Adrian Banks. 29. Miami. Fla., and :
Gloria A Davis. 21. DeLund. Fla.; Rev. |
Charles Enders.
)seph W Hastings 23 Angola. N. Y..
and Jenelle I Childs. 22. Elberton. Ga :
Rev C. W. Nelson.
obert Thomas. 29. and Bettie A. Bentley. ;
both of Halls Hill. Va.; Rev K. W. Roy.
llliam B. Allen. 23. 1316 Delaware ave.
s.w. and Lou D. Lee. 18. 1390 Dela
ware ave. s.w.; Rev. Wiley Westray.
•-•
DEATHS REPORTED
eorge T. Hoffman, 87. 3 135 Allison st.
nma C. Atkinson. 84. 1400 Fairmont
st.
annie L. Schwier, 83. 8t. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
ary M. Johnston. 81. 702 O st. s.e.
imes Lundy. 7 7. United States Soldiers’
Home.
ranklm S. Ober 61. 911 10th st. s.e.
)ra Bartlett. 59. Si. Elizabeth s Hospital,
irah M. Davis. 59. Sibley Hospital,
lice C. Saunders 55 5522 Caroline pi.
ary B. Elliott. 54. 3005 10th st. n.e.
innie Huske. 52. 5571 Colorado ave.
imes E. Shea. 47 574 Oneida p!
eorgp H. Grimmel. 79. Casualty Hospital,
orothy Phillips. 24. Sibley Hospital,
obert A. Watson. 8. Children's Hospital,
lylhs Jackson. 9 months. Children's Hos- 1
Pit al.
lylhs A. Mclver, 4 months, 2018 Portnet
Pi.
araaret Mile. 73. 925 3rd st. g.e.
>hn H Cook 70. 2260 6th st.
>phia Mitchell. 64. 2424 K St.
lift Kent. 63. 1731 10th st.
’llliam Wells. 56. 608 Christian ct. s w
ranees Parks. 53 934 L st
ertha L. King. 47. Freedmen's Hospital.
>hn Green 47, 1231 6th st.
icille Penn 4 1. Gallmger Ho.-r tal.
illian Johnson 25. Gallinser Hospital,
ifent to Nich and Laura Proctor. 35
days. Freedmen’s Hospital.
-•
Mayors Invited to Hagerstown, i
HAGERSTOWN, August 21 (Spe
al).—Mayor W. Lee Elgin of Hagers- 1
mn has invited 112 Mayors in cities
i Pennsylvania. Maryland. Delaware,
lest Virginia and Virgin^ to be his
test* September 11 on "Sister Cities
iy" at the national Antietam com
lemoration.
BIRTHS REPORTED
William F. and Jean S Conway, girl. !
Paul D and Mary E. Page. girl,
j Joseph E. and Marion A Winslow, girl.
Clifford W. and Blanche Hamilton, boy.
, Charles a. and Christine Wingfield, boy.
i James D and Linda A Hartv. bov
| Zaylor H. and Mary K Carter, girl.
| Lloyd H and Ellen L. Tull. girl.
I Paul F. and Anna L. Greiner, girl
Albert F. and Mary D. Xander. boy.
j James J. and Clara Fry. boy
Allen B and Louise May. bov.
‘ Ninian B and Helen Huches. boy
Clifford E. and Frances E. Stitt, boy.
I Wilbur M. and Mary F. Price bov
Walter J. and Mary M. Miller, girl.
John B. and Louise Yeabower. boy.
Ralph L. and Lillian E Gilbert, boy.
Evan S. and Mary A Doolittle, girl
Louis M. and Isabelle E Sauter. girl.
David A. and Mary C. Mack, girl
Clarence W. and Christine E. Robinson,
girl.
I Charles d and Margaret A Gates, boy.
Baureston R and Margaret Porter, boy.
David W. and Helen V. Duffey. boy.
Henry B. and Daisy A Rorrer. girl.
John H. and Eunice W Mathews, girl
William B. and Mary F Allshouse. girl.
Thomas L. and .loan C Bransford. bov
Vincent J nnd Evelyn S Keppler. boy.
Henry D and Pauline Barker, boy. f
Leon and Ethel M. Lawson, bov
Herbert C and Wilkemina Stover, boy.
Earl T. and Edna Wrenn. boy.
1 Will.am W. and Betty Malone, girl.
D.i\;d and Dorothy Crumbaugh. bov
Charles H and Ruth M. Ridiour. bov.
Car! R and Mary M Baidus. girl.
Edward and Letha Nero, bov
William D. and Elsie Douglas, bov
Joseph A. and Maggie E. Corbin, girl.
Sidney E. and Sarah V. Johnson, girl.
Lester N and Elizabeth Porter, bov
Thurston E and Ethel L. McNeill, boy.
Samuel K and Sallie Moore, girl. j
Farmland Grows Sidewalk. j
GEORGETOWN, Ga . August 21
'■Ti—Joe Gary's colored farmhand
isn't doing much digging in the gar
den these days.
He recently mixed what he thought
was a sack of fertilizer with the soil.
The sack was full of cement. When
It rained the result is practically a
sidewalk.
From Canopy’to Cornice
In the
• Lobby
• Dining Room
• Tap Room
• Barber Shop
or in your own room or apart
ment, the Air-Cooled Hoy- I
Adorn* House assures you com- '
plete comfort.
Attractive Monthly Rates
On Rooms and Kitchen
Apartments
Transient Rates
From $3 Single $4.50 Double
Free Garace
HAY-ADAMS HOUSE
SIXTEENTH AT H STREET
Opposite the White House
Met. 2260
E. F. Ellis, Manager
1937 Model Floor Sample
RADIOS REDUCED
$20 Philco ___!_$12.00
$20 RCA Victor_$12.00
$52.50 RCA Victor_$31.50 '
$62.50 RCA Victor____ $37.50
$60 Philco_$36.00
$70 Philco_$42.00
$89.95 RCA Victor_$54.00
$94.50 Philco _$57.00
$157.50 Stromberg Carl. $78.00
Many oth.r, at all pric" « £agy Jerm» •
ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO.
1239 G Street Corner of 13th
AUGUST SALE • LIFETIME FURNITURE
English 18th Century
DINING ROOM FURNITURE
\
All Mahogany
HONDURAS AND AFRICAN QUALITIES
The rich ornamentation and sweeping elegance, so generously
apparent in this dining group, adhere strictly to the treasured !
examples of design and craftsmanship created under the
regimes of the English Georges of the early 18th century.
It was during their reign that the master cabinet-maker,
Thomas Chippendale; the reconstruction architect, Sir
Christopher Wren; Josiah Wedgewood, William Kent and
others were busy creating the finest in English designs.
These dining room pieces are constructed of genuine ma
hogany, the finest available today. They are assembled in
the best manner that modern methods of mortised and dowel
construction afford. Fine laminated construction is used
for tops, sides and fronts. A carefully hand-rubbed lacquer
finish imparts o richness of color that will increase with age.
See this all-mahogany group tomorrow. You may purchase
the pieces separately or in complete groups. Mayer &■
Company.
Side Chair—blue brocaded dam- Commode Server—spacious cup
ask seat covering—ball-and-claw board compartment — one long
feet, each $16 drawer —.$49.50
10 Pieces in This Georgian Group . . . $450
Pieces Sold Separately as Follows
Buffet—68 inches long—2 silver 8-Foot Extension Table—44x66
compartments — exquisitely inches closed—Honduras mahog
carved -$114 any bQse_$84
Breakfront China Cabinet—45 Armchair — Honduras mahogany
inches wide—72 inches tall— —eabirole forelegs — carved
spacious -$99 knees, each_$19*75
A WORD ABOUT MAHOGANY—when we mention mahog
any we mean GENUINE MAHOGANY, whether it is used
' in connection with other cabinet woods or used exclusively.
GENUINE MAHOGANY grows only in the West Indies,
Tropical America and on the West Coast of Africa. Woods I
commonly known under the name of Philippine mahogany
ARE NOT PERMITTED in our regular stocks.
if
All-Mahogany Ten-Piece Suite (6 Chairs) I. . . $339
Pieces Priced Separately as Follows
68-Inch Buffet — straight Cupboard China — one Side Chairs, shield backs—
tapering Honduras mahog- drawer — spacious storage all Honduras mahogany,
any legs $71 compartment $69-50 each -$14.50
8-Foot Extension Table— Flip-top Serving Table— Armchairs, shield back—
10 legs—skillful carving— decorative, serviceable and blue brocaded damask cov
Honduras mahogany..$74 well proportioned__$3|#50 ering,-each_$17*50
THE KENT GROUP
Ten Pieces
$399
Chippendale influence is all over
this exquisite all-mahogany suite.
Note the pierced splat chair backs,
the ball-and-claw feet and cabriole
legs carved at the knees. The
server and china are illustrated
on the right. Table extends to 8
feet. Buffet is 68 inches long
and possesses 2 lined silver
drawers. Pieces also sold separately.
$99
Extends to 12 ft.
This all-mahogany table
is 44x66 inches in size
when closed and mgy be
extended to 12 feet by
using the four apron
leaves which ore pro
vided. Note the intricate
:arvmg and brass ferrules.
A sturdy table open or 1
closed for all dining
occasions. Mayer & Co.
£ mm
MAYER & CO.
Seventh Street Between D and E
4 > *
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