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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26
Presbyterian Church
Van Rl1ron and E011rfh Stc

van Buren, anG Fourth SIS.
| $50 A. M. Union Young Peoples
service. Don Payne, leader.
9:45 A. M. Sunday School Special
Easter program.
HOO A. M. Sermon, "Life After
Death" Special Easter music, Mrs.
Mcmillan, soloist.
1880 P. M. A service of Easter
music by the choir
The young peoples service will be
held at six-thirty tomorrow morning
instead of the usual evening hour.
Members will be received into the
church at the eleven o'clock service.
Easter Sunday is the most appropri-
ate time of the year to make a public
confession of Jesus Christ and enlist
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bud, and as the garden causeth the
things that are sown in it to spring
forth; so the Lord God will cause
Righteousness and praise to spring
forth before all the nations.
Wednesday evening meeting at 8
o'clock.
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Historical Club Meets Monday.

The art and crafts department Of
the Historical club will meet in the
club rooms at 2:30 p. m. Monday.
All members are requested to b
present.
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Christian Church
6tb ond ToffarSon

9th and JefforS0n.
9:45 Sunday School. The Univer-
sity class will study Drummond's Elk
position of First Corinthians, CHI. ID.
HOO Morning worship, Superin-
tendent McPheron of the Troy
schools will deliver the Easter adj
dress. There will also be a memorial
service for the former minister of
this church, G. W. Scates.
800 A missionary address will be
delivered by Mr.. McPherron under
the auspices of the Woman's Mission
airy society.
6:15 C. E. and intermediate soci-
cities
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} stated meetings being as usual.
Harold o. Perry.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26
st. Marks Church

March 27, Easter Sunday
Peoples communion 1880.
High celebration and sermon 11:OO
PROGRAM
Jesus Christ is Risen-Lyra Davi-
dica.
Kyrie and Gloria Tibi-Elvey.
Nicene Creed-Best.
The Strife is O'er-Pelestria
Offertory, Violin Solo-Prof. ]. N
Dickinson.
Sursum Corda and Sanctus
idge.
And now O, Father-Monk.
Benedictus- Thornby.
Agnus Gilbert.
Gloria in Excelsis-Old chant.
Seven-fold Amen-Stainer.
Nunc Dimittis- Gregorian.
Recessional-Come We faithful
Sullivan.
Holy baptism 4 p. m.
Moscow Commandery, No. 3, K. T.
will attend the II o'clock service.
The Guild will meet with Mrs. M. P.
Miller.
REV. H. H. MITCHELL, Rector.
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DAVIDS'
Art Craft Department

We announce the purchase of the Aircraft Shop
which will find its place in infants and art de-
partment the front mezzanine. This depart
ment will be extended and enlarged in its delight
full location, making it complete in every detail.
Mrs. Sheppard, formerly of the Aircraft Shop will
be in charge and will be delighted to meet her many
friends here Monday. She will continue to give IN
structions in all kinds of needlework. Special
stamping and finished pieces, pleatng, and the
newest novelty are fads will be featured regularly.
The infants department will be given special at
tention.
Mrs Frazee will be connected with the department
and with her splendid machine will execute all
kinds of hen-stitching orders promptly.
Mrs. Costigan has enlarged the dressrraking de-
partnent and now has competent help to complete
all orders schedule time.
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go Easter services by the Sunday

1880 Easter services by the Sunday
School.
Monday 7:3O Teachers meeting.
Wednesday 7:3O Mems missionary
meeting which will consider the ORR
entail work at home and abroad.
Thursday TOO Choir practice. 500
Prayer meeting.
All are most cordially invited to at
tend these services.
W. S. CROCKETT, Pastor.
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the church. Arrangements will
made for an out-of-town speaker.
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McKEEVER & GOSS.

laos Eye St.
A Splendid Buy for Seekers of
a New Home.
This house just completed on Taylor street
between 18th and 14th SITS. NV. rooms ana
hath: concrete front porch. double rear
,,"rcbes. lot 14sxo2 IT. The coziest home one
can imagine and the value Is exceptional.
fiee' McKEEvER & GOss,
..o. r,-e at Main 4752
Woodbridge.
Rough brick house on lot 5Ox14a; six rooms
and bath, with double rear porches: large
closets: all modern Improvements; prett! lawn
with hedge and flowers; garden; located In
excellent neighborhood. Price. S10,oOO. 49,
MckEEyER & GOSS, ,--o
1405 Eye st. MAIN f''-'
Cleveland Park.
New home in this fine section; six rooms:
hath: sleeping porch, breakfast porch, cement
front porch; hardwood noers. electric lights.
hot water heat, garagei oyerlooklns "arun'ah
Woodbridge.
California-type bungalow of stucco con
struction; glassed-in breakfast and sleeping
norches: tile bath; six comfortable rooms: Ios
SOxI5O Price, s11,60O. 4SS--
McKEEVE
MEMBERs OF THE WAsH1N
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F C. GOODNoW COMPANY.
p,or, : 100 18th Street NV Phone Main 50.
Alexandria Office:
GA King Street. Phone Alexandria 926 2S*
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SOMETHING VERY ATrRACTIvE IN A
room and 2-bath home near First st. and
New York ave- NV. Newly decorated: h.-w.h.
Can be easily made into nats. Large yard.
Price. 81, 900. Terms
BRICK HOME OF 10 ROOMS AND BATH
in Col. lights. Near schools and car lines.
Furnace heat. Metal garage. good buy ut
S. 800. Make an offer.
CLEVELAND PAEK-ON BEAUTIFUL MA
comb street. stucco house OF 10 rooms and
. baths, detached: ami. Large lot. Space
for garage $4,000. Reasonable cash pay
ment Immediate possession.
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Main 475e.

Chevy Chase.
One Vi the homes that add to the attractive
ness Of Chevy Chase section; eight rooms
flour bedrooms) and modern bath; is fully
detached on large lot: all modern improve
ments, open fireplace. hot-water heat, electric
lights, hardwood floors and trim; screens and
awnings: front and double rear porches; ga
rare for two cars: chicken house; immediate
possession, Price reduced TO 5000. 1922
McKEEvER & GOSS,
1905 Eye ST. Mdn 1852
Chevy Chase.
home in perfect condition: two stories
and bright cellar; nine rooms and bath. with
spacious porches at front and rear, including
sleeping porch; electric lights. hardwood
floors and trim; screened throughout. Price.
x14,5OQ: s., 500 cash required. 4T1-2
McKEEvER & G0SS,
1906 Eye st. Main 4I52.
I4th Street Heights.
home worth your immediate inspection: /:
eight rooms and two baths; with two sleeping
porches; beautifully finished throughout: has
hardwood floors. beamed ceiling in dining
room choice electric fixtures; sunny breakfast
porch; hot-water heat, instantaneous water
heater. party wall; deep lot; paved alley. A
good buy at $14,250. 4s7-2
R & GOSS,
TON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Main 4752.
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s125O0L21st ST. NORTH OF MASS. AVE
Desirable residence. three stories and
cellar. IL rooms and bath: hot-water
heat Best residential section.
s13, 4oO-SEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.-In high
class neighborhood Three stories. eel
lar. 10 rooms. baths; electricity: well
heated. Reasonable terms. Possession.
81 O0O-NEAR wARDMAN PARK INN
Three-story, cellar. 0 rooms and bath
residence; hot-water heat, electric light;
sleeping porch. Must be seen to be
appreciated.
.OoO-N ST. BETWEEN 18th AND 18th
Three stories and cellar. rooms and
bath Seldom you can get q residence
In this block 1yalues ranging from
$4,000 to s5oo0o) at such attractive
price.
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BROOKLAND.
OWNER offers beautiful new home at 1240
Newton ami; large lot; two-car garage;
near churches schools, car line and monastery.
Omen during day. evenings and Sunday. Ask
for owner at 1912. ~
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GRAEME T. SNIALLWOOD
zao 18th Main 500

NEW CORNER HOUSE NEAR 14th ST
car lines containing rooms and baths
H-w.h Elec. Built-,n garage. Hardwood
floors and trim. Beautiful home: Must be
seen to be appreciated. Price, 313,I1O.
IN NE. CONVENIENT TO UNION STA
zion; suitable for boarding and rooming house.
Excellent home Of 12 rooms and 3 baths.
H-wh Elec. Gear garage. Sleeping porches.
Concrete coal bin. Price has just been re-
duced. $4,000.
CHEVY CHAsE-ON kANAWHA ST.
Eight rooms and bath. Ami. Excellent CON
dition. Garage. Large lot. Price. $1,000:
50. .0O0 cash.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs

SI3, 500-WEST OF COLUMBIA RID, NORTH
OF KALORAMA RD.-Entireiy modern
home. containing large rooms: hot
water heat and electricity. Large yard
with ample room for garage. Very good
terms and immediate possession.
sl3,5O0-CLEvELAND PARK-0n Ordway,
one-half square from Conn. ave.
most attractive home Of Z rooms and
bath. In excellent condition. Lot 5Ox15O.
Owner will give possession.
s12, ,OOO-IN VICINITY OF DUPONT CIRCLE
"A most attractive home OF rooms
and BATH; electricity; large first nooi
Kitchen. This property has just been
papered and IL in excellent condition
Large yard TO wide alley.
$40, JOo-CHEvY CHASE, D. Can out-of-
town owner has authorized us to sell
an S-room and 2-bath home. with hot
water heat electricity, hardwood floors
and built-in garage, on very liberal
terms. Sec THIS Immediately.
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SAUL'S ADDITION:
sr,xrr I,T-Of.Ar RkRGAlN,


lovely 7-roem and bath home; h-w.h ehl
e,ectricity: handsome open fireplace; hardwoo1
6oors: stone founda tion and front porch; good
lot to Wide alley; large garage; near ,. ,4.n 81.
cars Only sl3.50o; ssSeo. *ssGS cash. oaiAnce ar
''As O. b. ZANTZINGER. Resitor.
el2 10th st. NV. nam oo.l.
1RsOLUTE BARGAIN PROM BUILDER
nnSEnTfAI.Ep anywhere IN the city. On best
street near beautiful soldiers Home Park,
BRHuTIFuL NEW COLOSSAL HOMES. % on
lots 20x140 ft.; colonial !sSxI CnNSKEIE porch
saEU sl.nee IT. bath: GLAssEDIN BREAKFAsT
PORCH. Specially designed FRENCH DOORS
srrrice porch; H.-w.H.; electricity; mshos-
sny and cream trim; HARDWOOD FLOORS:
TOILET and wASHTCBs in BASEMENT, on.
BLOCK from car line and stores. PRICE AND
TERMS VERY REAs0NABLE. Homesees.r,
inspect these homes before you purchase. leC
WILL PROFIT ny TT. Address Boz S?1.E.
star ofhce.
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs
Continued.

SOu0lmue0s
VACANT. SOUTHEAST. NEAR 81. GATH
crimes Home six room, bath: splendid little
home. Price only 81, 600.
sixth st. s.w.: sfx-roOm brick: water and
gas; yards front and hack; &2.0 600.
THOMAS T. BROWN. 8l7 Al st. s.w.
HAVING PURCHASED A LARGER HOME
am desirous of selling q beautiful semf-de-
tnched home near 14th and Park road: six
large rooms; open three sides: one bath:
parquet floors; electric light; modern in every
appliance: good cellar; laundry tubs and toilet
and good yard around hOuse: alley. Cali North
314. after $50 Saturday and any hours sun
day.
TO COLORED BUYER. ON 18th NV: TWO
story. eight-roOm brick. Price, $4,000. Easy
terms.
II. Il. HOWENsTEIN CO..
1914 st. NV.
ANY ONE LOOKING FOR 4 REAL BAR
gain on the Heights. Just of 14th ST., would
do well TO inspect this home Immediately. CO.
lonial style, two stories and attic; four bed
floor; double rear pOrches screened and glassed
lights: perfect condition: garage for two cars
173.E. Star office.
COLORED BUYERS TAKE NOTICE WE
have several good brick houses. located In the
vicinity Of Howard University. they contain
five and six rooms and can be sold on very
easy terms-$3OO cash; balance. $50 monthly.
to include all interest. Prices from $500 to
50 900 each. Investigate.
H. r. HOwENsTEIN-cO..
OF
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FARMS
FOR SALE.

s;'i:I' l;BAN FARM VI 90 ACRES; PRACTI-
snd wss wei rn md s.sss yns
r",ls.. etr. Prics. Seo.060. or viii sell Is
'e'r.s. reatsinine all improvements, exclusive
ss c; SrFis si Hssafs'S satsss os Star
..icr. -
:. MINUTES FROM WASHINGTON BY
$50 on Fairfax rvad: - S-s acres: clear.
isia,scr iA goo.i ti,aier: place all fenced: g.
iS.m !ro:i*s: large r.,lar. front aad back
le-.ch; ..a., we'll water: large barn and chicken
ISise: plenty Of apples. pears. plurns. cherries.
,.uinees, damsons ind mulberrtes on place
t.r.ce. $4,000; tern,s Address \. vErTER.
Horse. Shoe TiE'. L. +. ~. No. ]. Falls
- ACRES. NEAR BURKE, VA. = S-ROOM
suse. flue MeH c. lor,h: harm. sheds. corn.
!.ieat and i'O,sitTy 1uous-s; good roads: ". s0O
~ cash. isaianre 81 II mo. 7. A. PRESTON,
f.Hdali bldg. NJ. 1904
!, ACRES. CLAY-INAM LAND; i5 CLEAR,
j" saw timber: running stream. and meadow:
without buildings: 15-n,inute walk To station
W. vi; B. A.: 500 ,., rsSms S1iSH iII,sMs sssl
:Sol RGsSln ave-. Baltnore. 24e
II ACRES. % MILES IN va: HOUSE AND
orchard, sss insdss I stGsE Tsls ane
C. J. PROVINCE.
rakoma Park. Nd,
s WestmoreiaEd 81. -13s
.IO-SCRE FARM IN PRINCE GEORGES
rvunty, Nd having one-hslf mile frontage Un
state road and about IL miles from Capitol.
Iu.rro. cinents consist Of lO-room house newly
tainted; porches. nice lawn and shade: barn
Iricc fi5.GoO. ,"~.
PR.ATHER & ROBINSON, !
Main az i4tS s' and % New York ave
2rO-ACHE FARM: s-RtHnM HOUSE AND
"at1cildings;. 10 miles from Washington: for
ss!e or exchange. OWNER. f1Ua At. NV. 2S'
SR0OM HOUSE 10 A.. 10 MI. CAP: si.5O0.
4r"un !,ouse. 10 a., 10 ni Car; $500. Ad-
d=ess BOX 22s-C. star oh,ce.
~ ACRES. NEAR FALLS CHURCH.; BAR
gain. Address RoX GID. star office.
AsOUT / MILE POTOMAC RIVER FRONT;
viii .ell l0o-acre tracts at small advance.
ThEOD0RE F MENk with Preston' t.ndall
FARM s!:IERs. SEE NE. ! MAKE FARMS
lHGK n coSSoh, sales ;ssshapass. Room
lus ACRES. MD. 1s MILES SOUTH or
Mashin :ton: 80 acre. 12l3 1lth at. NV. 22s
IL ACRES; 4-ROOM HOUSE. BARN. GA-
rage: I mile to station. W, i. & A;
$500: $500 cash. Address Box Si1-B. Star
T.ce
tG0 ACRES. $500 1 y niles from station.
W.. b. 4. elec. rwy.: 4.roon, house; other
l"iildinas; timber will .sy FOR place. Address
i:oS f22-D star Office. 24s
& ACRES. 1876: RIGHT AT STATION. MIL
way between Baito. and Wash; W.. u. & A.
slcr. rwy.; no buildings; terms Address Box
I'D. Star Office. "a
WE SELL BARGAIN FARMS, ND. AND VA.
Poultry, fruit dairy. river-front farms
B.yside homes. country business stands: lists.
ROOTH'S FARM AGENCY, 215 Z NV. 4. 2702.
23s
WANTE:D.
THE DEMAND CONTINUES FOR SMALL
farms within twenty miles Of city good
road. List With us at once, giving full par
t.culars.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514-1516 Rond Bldg.
18th and New York
Main 44:.
SMALL LOWER RIVER SALT WATER
farm: will pay all cash Address Box 5-E.
Star Office 23s
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LOTS! LOTS! LOTS
WILLETT HEIGHTS.
VIRGINIA.

100 large lots, ) 2-1O miles from White
House II mile Clarendon and Chcrrydale).
Prices, s75 to $3.50. Hedge and shade trees.
concrete walks. electricity: 2 new bungalows
s25 cash; balance, S12 per month. including
interest 30 sold to satisfied purchasers. Let
tne send plan by mail sizes of lots and prices
on them all marked, you can hnd lots.
(This is done SO you can inspee: any time by
yourself.) Take cars 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
get on Lacey Station, walk north minutes to
property; or cars 36th and NJ SITS. NV. told Dom
inion Ry.). Bluemont branch, get on Lacey
Station, walk minutes north to property: 2
at Once AND. be taken to property BY auto.
Any information gladly given: Cheapest lots
anywhere around. All 80 feet wide or more.
you are not doing yourself Justice. Think
Of over N-acre lots with concrete sidewalks
laid for only 1925 with 816-fcot elevation.
Only about cents per 50. 1T.
WALTER O'HARA,
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: DOWNTOWN CORNER; on CAR
--.ine; II apis, from Q 10 +. snd b.
each. ;r.-Yar rentals. .$e.sN; closing
estate: ccasider an offer of S6e.0oO:
scuid not reproduce tiiis building. IL
oar Judgment. for SsO.OoU. exclusive
. N. F.. KYON CO., INC. /.
.'-.eressors to New York Eeslty Brokers.
Main 4aar f&S NJ
Evening star., 1921-10-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES
TAakn.-A&

81, 37,sOo-DAHLGREN TERRACE-A beautiful
bungalow containing rooms, bath and
. large porches; hardwood floors; hot
water heat and electric lights; large
lot. Owner anxious to leave city and
will sell at this reduced price to effect
quick sale.
S11 .G00-IN BROOKLAND-A detached corner
home on a lot 50x140, having large
rooms, large porches, not-wster heat
and electricity. hardwood floors. etc.
There is q double garage. The grounds
are improved with shrubo>ry, eic.
Terms. 5000 cash. Must be seen TO
be appreciated.
SI2. .OO0-ON Goth ST. JUST BEYOND wYOM-
ING AVE.-A modern home. containing
3 large rooms, bath. House in excellent
condition. Immediate possession.
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ST., 2,JOO-COLUMBlA HEIGHTS.-situated On
one of the best streets. rooms and
bath; steam heat, electricity: ampl..
garage space to wide paved alley. In
perfect condition.
s., ss,5oo-CoLUMBIA HEIGHTs:-A desirable
semi-detached house, % feet wide.
Eight rooms and bath; large colonial
front porch; hot-water heat, electric
light: hardwood trim. Possession. Terms
reasonable.
sIS. IS.5O0-WAsHISGTON HEIGHTS. - Hand
some residence on Biltmore st, contain
ing II rooms. 3 baths; hot-water heat,
electric light; garage, holds cars;
awnings and screens. First-class con-
So, ,sOO-lsth ST. AND COLUMBIA RD.-
Vacant. rooms and bath. Garage
Large, rear double porches. Newly
papered and painted. Key in ofice.
STONE &
Main d
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FOR SALE-H0USEs.

TO COLOKED OR WHTTE-sTY ROOMS ,Ni.
bath; h.-wh electric lights: stationary wu.f.
splendid neighborhocd; northwest sectio,
price. $3.50: 5000 cash. Address h.
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS


TO CoInRED-SMALl. APARTMENT HOUSE
nesr Sherman ave.; first trust. S1s.UOO; pre-
wsr rents: price. SS8. .OD,: $500 will handle.
U!.Iress RoS SGD. star office. %.
APARTMENT HOUSE, IN DOWNTOWN SEC
t.en having SIX apartments of and . rooms
..ach.. Rented for 2,90U year. Price,
.'1bOO0: great bargain: easy terms.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
5l4-l5-18 Bond Bldg,
Main. IL. 1ith and New York ave.
A 4-story apartment house containing l.
s,aftIaeuts; all outside roSIns. Rented for
-: 100 II year. VIII sell for $35 coo on easy
f.ra,s Absolutely q bargain. For more In
formation gee Mr. Lufia at -. .
WALTER a. BROWN.
I 400 II ST. NV,
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WANTED-LOTS.

Two COOP LOTS NEAE CHEVY CHASE
Circle; not over 70 cents: must be clear Of
inrumbrance. DAVIS & STEELE. 1870 n. y.
ave. 81. 5S9s. .
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FOR SALE-LOTS

POTOMAC HEIGHTS, u. C.-CORNER LOT
car line: sewer and water in: 800. Ad-
dress Box 10-E. Star Office.
IF YOC HAVE $500 TO APPLY On Ny
LOT will help you nad the money TO build
4 home In beautiful Chevy Chase. Address
Box 12t:-E. Star Office 23s
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NORTHWEST OR NORTH
east. 6. to 10 room house; ST 900
cash and good monthly pay
ment. MR.. BARRY, 1907 H st.
n w Main I2oI.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs

FOB SALE-HUUSES
I; LARGE ROOMS; NEWLY PAPEKED; HOT
water heat, tile bath. toilet in cellar. stone
wash tubs; concrete and steel porch in rear:
lot nearly % IT. wide, los #. deep to paved
alley. Garage. Price. $500. Apply
Owner. I31s S. Car. ave. Sc. 23*
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KENNEDY -BrILT HOUSE, SIX ROOMS.
attic, threc porchcs; ami: 421 9Th st. ne:
$40 OO0
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PERCY H. RUSSELL co.
SW. Cor. 18th and SITS. Franklin 57S2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
ANTHONY A. HlRST BURIED
Funeral Services fol. Prominent At
torney Held This Morning D

The funeral services Of Anthony A.
Hirst. one of the Oldest members of the
Philadelphia bar, who died Tuesday
we're held this morning at nine o'clock
from his late home in Haverford.
Solemn requiem mass was celebrated
in the Church Of Our Mother of Good
Council, at Bryn Mawr. Rt. Rev. Mgr.
Nevin Fisher was the celebrant. The
sermon was preached by Rev. ]. Cole
man Nevils. Interment was made in
Cathedral Cemetery.
The honorary pallbearers were ::
Hampton l.. Carson, John B. Comber,
Daniel c. Donoghue, James Fitzpat-
rick. James A. Flaherty. John s. Gar
rgucs, Philip A. Hart, DR.. Ernest La
Place. Marcellus Il. Mcdowell. Will
liam V. MsGrath, Jr., Judge Monaghan,
Theodore Cuyler Patterson, A. Merritt
Taylor. Francis p. Walsh, James NJ.
Wilcox and J. Randall Williams.
Mr. Hirst was legal adviser for Arch
bishops Wood, Ryan, Prendergast and
Dougberty, as well as for many Cath
olic institutions Of the archdiocese.
He took an active part in charitable
work, being n member Of the board OF
managers of the Catholic Home, and
St. Johns Orphan Asylum trustee of
the Catholic High School and various
other institutions.
He also was a member of Philadel-
phia Council Knights of Columbus. the
Merton Cricket Club and the Bryn
Mavr Polo Club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
TO HEAR DRUG SUSPECTS
Provansky, Called Owner Of $780,
900 In Narcotics, VIII Be Arralaned

Morris Provansky, from whom the
federal authorities say they got drugs
valued at 100000. will be arraigned
this afternoon in the federal building.
Hearings also will be given two others
who were arrested with him.
Federal narcotic agents seized $40. =
600 worth of drugs in safe deposit
vault on Fifteenth street below Mar
ket that they say belonged to Provan-
sky.
They say also they raided two rooms
OF his, one at Twenty fourth and Pine
streets apd the other ut Fifteenth and
Wallace streets, and seized more drugs
At the hearing before Commissioner
Long it is expected that details will be
given of the widespread business done
In narcotics. Provansky, alias Provan
is said to be the proprietor Of hotel
on Race street near Eighth, where he
was apprehended His bank books
show that he made deposits of close
to $175.0OO in six months; $156, 900
was deposited in the bank where the
drugs were found in vault the agents
discovered
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
SHIP FROMITALY
|SFREE OF TYPHUS
uealth Authorities Give Close
inspection to orizaba's Pas
songers at Marcus Hook
OTHER VESSELS ARE DUE

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There is no trace OF typbns abroad
me Ward Line steamship Orizaoa,
which was given thorough Inspection
today at Marcus Hook BY Dr. II. n.
Robertson, Of the United states Pubic
Health Service, and ten inspectors:
The Orizaba arrived at Marcus Hook
AZ II 80 o'clock last night from Naples
and Palermo. She was diverted here
from New YORK because OF congestion
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
DEVEL|N TAX ACT
WILL Be OPPOSED
Corporations Will Protest I'm
post on Property Not
Now Included
HEARING IS SCHEDULED

Corporations. IL was learned today,
will protest against a bill drafted by
Councilman James A. Develin which
would tax real estate Of public utility
corporations that now are exempt. A
hearing on the bill will be held by
Councils committee on law and munic
ipal and county government Monday.
When the draft Of the bill was dis
cTssed by members Of the committee
yesterday Mr.. Develin pointed out that
its effect would be state. wide. Edwin
X. Cox suggested that the scope Of the
hill be limited to cities of the first
Class. Mr.. Cox said that the country
members Of the Legislature would op.
pose bill that would tar the untaK =
able real estate Of public utility com
panies in their respective counties.
That all real estate Of railroad
companies, street railway companies,
canal companies, bridge companies. gas
companies, pipe line companies, ferry
companies, electric light, heat and
power companies, water companies,
telegraph companies, telephone com
panies, express companies and other
public service corporations of the same
or other kinds which have not hereto
fore been taxable as such, except the
right of way, roadbed and superstruc-
ture Of railroad companies, the track
and right Of way Of street railway com
panies, the bed berme bank and tow
path of canal companies, such portion
of the bridges of bridge companies as
may be necessary to span the gap. the
pipes or mains Of gas companies and
pipe line companies and the pipes or
conduits Of water companies, is hereby
made subject to taxation by counties,
cities, boroushs, townships. school dis
tricts and other municipal corporations,
the same as other real estate"