Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1921, Page 10

HEALTH OFFICIALS RENEW WEED WAR Will ‘Ask Warrants Against Property Owners Disre- " garding Cutting Orders. TInspectors of the health department ‘Wil apply to the Police Court tomor- Tow for warrants for a number of property owners who, they charge, have failed to comply with the order| to cut weeds from vacant lots. The police several weeks ago listed all of the vacant lots in the densely Populated sections of the city on ‘which high weeds have been permitted to grow. This list was turned over to Health Officer Fowler for action. The health officer detailed his sani- tary inspectors to find the owners otl the lots on the list and serve the re- qQuired sgven-day notice on them.to cut the weeds.. Nearly all of the per- sons upon whom notice was served bave complied with the order. Clifford.Lanham, superintendent of trees ard parkings, reported to Com- missioner” Oyster yesterday that his men are making satisfactory progress in cutting -weeds ‘on public parking | space. The cutting of weeds is one of the steps being taken by the Commis- sioners to “shine up” the city for the conference on the limitation of arma- ments. COMMUNITY CENTER TAKES OVER BOYS’ CLUB Achievement Association, Started by Rotary Club, to Be Run by Community Secretaries. The first American Boys® Achfeve- ment Club of Washington, established by the local Rotary Club, has been | “taken over by the community center department of the District public schools and will be operated by the| community secretaries, it was an-; nounced last night by Miss Cecil .B. Norton, general community secretary. Judge Willis Brown, who organized the first boys’ achievement club in the United States, will assist the com- | }i~ munity center heads in firmly es- tablishing the clubs, in the various| centers throughout the city. i The Boys' Achievement Club of Washington- was formally organized by the Rotary Club in June, follow-) ing the distribution of 7,000 ques-, tionnaires to the boys in the eighth| grades of the public schools. The questionnaires were designed to show how many youths had actually achieved something. In taking over the operation of the club the community center department ' will ascertain how boys in the graded gchools occupy thelr leisure time. hen it is proposed to organize indi- | vidual units in the various centers, where the boys will be given instruc- tions in the achievements in which they are intensely interested. “Useful occupation for idle mo- ments,” is the slogan of the club. Soon ‘after the schools open for the new term, September 19, steps will be | taken by the various community sec- retaries to form the units in their re- spective centers. Plans for taking over the Boys' Achievement Club were arranged at a series of conferences last week be- tween Rotary Club officials and Miss Norton and the community secretaries. Miss Norton lauded the Rotary Club for its Interest in the Washington R L THE.- SUNDAY ' STAR, WASHINGTON. ‘D. FIFTY YEARS MARRIED. |CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY| _ POLICE OFFICER BHOT. RICHMOND, Va., S8eptember 10.—In Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lippkard Cele- | a pistol duel that lasted several min- brate Golden Anniversary. uates last . evenl "f Clarence’ Taylor, eighteen, shot And’ probably scriously Mr. and Mrs. Willlam A. Lipphard celebrated. the fiftieth anniversary of = |~ FREE FOR THE KIDDIES with every LARGE LOAF of DORSCH’S BREAD| [NVISIBLECOLOR | " PICTURE EVERY PICTURE ‘0, SEPTEMBER' 11, ' 1921-PAR' ‘wounded Wallace Calder, thlrty-tvv. clal liceman lnd ark 1 2 G] ake here. Taylor alleges os bis| NEW YORK, Septembet 10.—The mother was cursed by Clldor and | Royal Mail Steam Pscket Company’s that the guard’s conduct caused the |steamer Almansora, which went shooting. Thursaay off the coast of Port: is not in a serious condition and un- doubtedly will be able to continge on to London, a cable message to the pany’s’ sgents here said today. ’l’h. ship left Buenos Aires August 19 and carried 1,200 passengers. nurthnst hen' they enurulnzd n a reception at which more than two hundred guests were present. The couple received fifty gifts of gold. A feature of the evening was a mock Wwedding in which the couple were the principals. Mr. and Mrs. Lipphard have lived in Washington since their marriage. Mrs. Lipphard was formerly Miss Cor- delia Brierly of Baltimore. Mrs. Leonore Gibbs of Chattanooga, Tenn.; Miss Emma Lipphard and Mr. William C. Lipphard, the daughters and son of Mr. and Mrs. Lipphard. as- sisted in receiveing, assisted by the grandchildren and great-grandchil- dren of the couple. VETERANS TO ORGANIZE. Pennsylvania Road " Announces Plan Backed by Employes. Employes long associated with the Pennsylvania railroad are conducting a campaign:to organize veteran em- ployes’ associations on all divisions ‘which have not already organized and to increase the membership of those already in existence, according to an announcement by the railroad. As soon as the divisional organizations are perfected it is planned to hold a Pennsylvania system convention to be attended by the officers and delegates of the various associations. Reports received from the four re- gional vice presidents indicate that approximately 38,778 employes are eli- gible for membership in the veterans' | association by virtue of twenty or; more years of service with the Penn- sylvania railroad. Of the 190,000 em- ployes on the pay roll at present ap- proximately 20 per cent have served the railroad and the public at least a score of years. One employe in five is classed'as a veteran. GOES TO PACIFIC FLEET. Commander Laurence N. McNair at the navy gun factory, - Washington navy yard, has been assigned to duty | with the destroyer force, Pacific flest. MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM A. LIPPHARD, (Photo by Nolan & Reed.) ELECTRIC FIXTURES T HALF PRICE w.mnowmmnhmm—nn- .'I'bn"nmplele Set of Fixtures for 10 Room Hmse To Gain Weight Quick— ‘With Iron—In Dainty Tablet Form, as in “Ironized Yeast.” Thousands now realize that there is only one thoroughly efficient way to take yeast for health—in concentrated tablet form | combined with organio ires—es is found CONVENIENT TERMS IF DESIRED SRR FXTuRes 31.95 Different pic- because Ironized Yi is rich in two sub- Formerly Sold for 375. God . stances which are absolutely essential to tures each day health—vitamines and iron. By increas- CONSISTS OF 2 | ine the nourishing power of your feod. (|} 1 Parlor Three-Light Shower 1 Fromt Bedroom 2.Light Fix. wrapped with | needed to make it rich, red 2nd powertal, 1 Dining Room Bowl Fixture ture DORSCH’S Iroalzed” Yeast: helpa you! to put;on ealid 1 (‘alnbln-tinn Kitchen Pendant g &nfi;}lfit Bedroom. Fixtures flesh where it is needed, to increase your strength and energy. to build 2 Hall Lights 1 Bathroom Light Wired Complete + We Carry the Largest Line of Electric and Gas Fixtures i South of New York | Wholesale and Retail Mail Orders Solicited H Manufacturers of Fixtures WE DON'T KEFP FIXTUBES— COME IX AND LOOK AT OUR WE SELL THEM. COMPLETE LINE. OUR DESIGNS ARE EXCLUSIVE PENN ELECTRIC AND GAS SUPPLY CO. 91115 Ninth St. N. W. Phone Main 512 WE SAVE YOU HALF OPEN EVENINGS up your Large Loaf of attered nerves, and to clear your skin of bumiliating pimples. blackheads, ete. | Try it for a few days and wateh the PATENTED PROCESS INVISIBLE CaLoRPRT covr N Y.C. DORSCH’S BREAD ON SALE EVERYWHERE White Cross Bakery, Ironized Yeast is pleasant to take, will not upset the stomach, and is more eco- nomical than common yeast. Each pack- age contains 60 individuaily wrapped tab- lets (10 to 15 days’ treatment) and costs only $1.00. ‘Special directions for children. Sold at all druggists. Don't accept sub- stitutes. For sale by the People’s Drug Stores and by good druggists everywhere. ONIZEO YEAS IR Sieic Al boys and thanked it for orglnhln! the Boys’ Achievement Club. WMM&&WWWM ‘ ASHTON Look for the Sign of the Love Nest Pay for just what you get. TEN CENTS PER SQUARE HiGHCY QATED viTAmiNG T pedr Sl adodoidridoadridrdocdodradododdodridode ol FEETHITIIIIIIITIITITILITIVIVOLILILIIOLTOTIODOOOO0D HEIGHTS, VA. — Washington’s New Suburb . Beautiful— \ $500 Cash will finance your home Look for the Sign of the Love Nest Do Pou Ruows THh 1? radosdridrifradedds FOOT for cash; twelve cents per square foot on deferred payments, <4 without interest. TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT on unpaid notes e ASHTON HEIGHTS is 275 feet above sea level, the highest point M if canceled within one year from date of contract. " Xg}l]-ix'i'é 1{;(}1‘1[111251&{ Ht_vlzg t'mles.th S e el e 1S on the No Interest .WASHINGTON, 22 minutes from 12th and Pennsylvania Avenue, Nty e h B ivior il on a direct car line without a transfer. ) ':‘ elre° lsEc arge ‘:gmnls. 2 pu!;t;l aser ‘.'y']"g It CIens ASHTON HEIGHTS is on Cathcart Road; the next road that will : D cTYACCIEPR ICS O S Dt etpa s = ? be improved by Arlington: County this year without additional cost e to you. No Tazes le LD Y@]\. LOVE NE ' The progressive spirit of purchasers of Ashton Heights property Taxes on the lots are paid by the owher until the payments are Semeusy . has already been shown in the organization of an Ashton Heights completed. = / Citizens’ Association. Lo FREE INSURANCE Every buyer is insured against loss of his property by death. If the purchaser dies at any time before the\payments are completed a clear title is given his beneficiary without further payments. Z Terms Terms to suit the purchaser. A small cash payment and easy monthly payments without interest. . $500 Cash will finance your home $20 will reserve your lot Contract Non-Forfeitable When a purchaser at ASHTON HEIGHTS shall be unable for any reasonable cause to make his payments regularly, his account ‘will be kept in good standing for a period of three months. Improvements—Without Cost to Purdluer Concrete-sidewalks, streets, gas, sewers, electricity. Restrictions ( Property sold only to persons of the Caucasian race. Every house MUST BE DETACHED, thus adding to the beauty and des:rablhty of the surroundings. A 4 - Pnce Advances October 16th KAY- A ' 617 Bond Bmldmg o Where? ' Ohly three miles from THE NATION’S CAPITAL, twenty-two minutes by trolley. = Free Autoa leuve 617 Bond Bldg. every hour for an inspection trip to Ashton Heights \ Three Ways to Reach Ashton Heights S 1. Take car-on Waghingtofi and Virginia Railway, Falls Church __branch; at Mount Vernon Station, 12th-and Pennsylvania ‘Avenue. * Get off at Clarendon, look for Kay-Alger Company sign. Salesman at office. . 2. Take bus at 36th and M, Streets. Get off at Clarendon, look for the sign of the Love Nest. Salesman, at office. 3. Phone Kay-Alger Co., Inc., Exclusive Agents, Main 3075 for atto to take you out any time that suits your convenience. . - The Progression of Rent Raises must continue until the nation . can’ catch up*with the demand for homes. - Are you satisfied with rent receipts? | : Pnce advances October thh. LGER CO., IN EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Ashton Heights improvements, including streets, concrete sidewalks, gas, sewerage, electricity, magnificent shade trees, splendid car service, all for TEN CENTS A SQUARE FOOT, only 3 miles from 12th and Pennsylvania Avenue, can not be duplicated. The Key Bridge and the Lincoln Memorial Bridge will bring ASHTON HEIGHTS to Washington. The Virginia suburbs have sprung into popularity almost overnight. Land in ASHTON HEIGHTS sells for from one-thirtieth to one- sixth the price of land the same distance from the White House on other car lines. The owner'? latest word! Read his letter. Clarendon, Va. Sept. 6, 1921. Kéy-Alger Co., Inc. : . 5 617 Bond Bldg., Washington, D. C. Lots in Ashton Heights, Va., will remain at the present price of Ten Cents ($.10) per square foot for cash and Twelve Cents ($.12) per square foot on monthly payments through October 15, 1921. Effective October 16, 1921, the price will advance to Twelve Cents ($.12) per square foot for cash and Fourteen Cents ($14) per squa(e foot on monthly payments. : Very truly, ; . 7 7 ASHTO\I C. JONES.