Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1922, Page 3

/ 3 : THE EVENING ’S‘TA.R', WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1922 ' of Columbia at a meeting The Answer: found on the wrapper of every loaf, in the list of pure ingredients. By visiting any Bond Bread bakery, you can see how we mix these pure ingredients, how we control the conditions of humidity and temperature—how carefully and skillfully each loaf is baked and wrapped. 5 1 . By GLUYAS WILLIAM! (| ] i P FOR INDIGESTION { iy \ o BELCHUM BELIEVES =1 .1 PREDICTEDINU. S \ ‘ e i i § :‘ it k3 Social Hygiene 6 BELL- fhe : St % Bot LANS | Crisis in December Feared ¥ | Assistant Secretary of Labor BE LL Sure Relief | Unless International Loan Declares Labor Troubles AN Is Issued. Now Ended 25¢ and 75¢ Packag —_— SETC SIS ' %E.__..:JEIE .:]E!PARLEY CALL DELAYED 1SPEECH IS BROADCASTED q | ey S====a ANL&E%‘I{JJ‘R?\]EEOP { Acsurances Sought That Confer- City Club Members Pass Better = ! ence Would Be Successful Be- | ; Business Forecast to Radio 1 1221 F &t NW. i fore Meeting Is Convoked. | i Fans. ! Theunis, who is tak- iity in the next six weeks or two! on the l\al‘mn l]lkEI:v jmonths, and basing his assertions on ption of the French and 1reports reccived by the Department of | ruments in the near east |Labor, Edward J. Henning, assistant | | secretary of the department, address- | éd the City Club luncheon forum yes- | erd: fte L | {jobbers, get your urders in at or | “The period of in-! :v\er)’f"\"‘)wull;xl;n]hv[l ]7 A INSPECTION y by the ‘several hundred Gty ff . . Clubjmembers) and: c:r_fm;".:‘, but fi‘/fic E R@]LA AS YOU MOVE IN UNDER THE CRITICAL EYES VI ation . of White & Boyer OF YOUR NEIGHBORS, YOUR. OPINION OF YOUR | iree) blocks’ from) the Subonse In a FTURNITURE GOES RAPIDLY DOWN UNTIL YOU WONDER| Yo the United Stat HOW IN THE WORLD YoU EVER ACQUIRED SUCH A LOT waThave iseen, at, OF JUNK o the '/BLAMES REPUBLICANS SIX GET COMMISSIONS. ! {jutes in natic g0 > borrow e bl { sinceraly believe - "FOR TREASURY DEFICIT %™ SN Wachington Besidents Appotnted | Shipononi 1 i «{South Carolina Lewmaker Also rinaent | to Beactve Cotps: 2 st Wit 1 ! HE 1 i1 Gansitts Liquor: Sates on dents of this city have been fartention from the ¢ 55 PMONTHLY 2 = ot rve | pressing national , S. Ships. C NO INTEREST of $530,000,000. ! inas! pe e | brla ! i H urs | st § th a quart of whi of 800 I, stree i ¥, Repry sion, and at _th éf] soney for the Ship- [ ORDERED TO EMBASSY. \ & Maj. Howard €. Davidson, air serv-| T ce, at McCook Field., Dayton, Ohio, | o == — LL ui{f;fi@}r as been ordered to Lo |I‘:J‘v\]"10f”d"l‘l‘:, Lngfonsl O 1221 F Street N.W. Eue o | e n i Wt B | EXPERIENCED K SPECIAL : Tt F g \ BET CHARGES. ! Since 180 REAL ESTATE = o Marked Money in | NO PLACE LIKE HOME | i o > i 1 NO HOME LIKE OURS H SALBMAN Brand-New Acolian Pianola | $495 \ F 2822 CONNECTICUT AVE. Between Garfield and Cathedral—finished’ and under coustruction. Well located. designed and most complete new homes. Two stories, i lceping porch, three baths. Lots hauifeur's room. Upen to 8 p.m. Exceptional opportu- nity for a live wire in a thoroughly up-to-date real estate office. Must have automobile. State in first letter your experience. Reply will be kept strictly confiden- tial. Address Box 238-]. Star office. i <h. $157 Monti: 000 Cash. €139 Monti S AVE. (WOODLEY ROAD) hed and under construction, in restricted and zoned Massachu- ark. differently designed. detached, brick and tile, central and all homes, four and six bedrooms, two, three and i baths. 50 to 113 ieet front: heated single and double garages. MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, INC., BUILDER H Main 6935—10th Floor Woodward Bidg., 15th and Cash, $187 Month—Save $132 32nd AND CATHEDRAL own H COPIES € ormerly Soid Up to $745 1OST Relief in 10 minutes Terms, $25 Cash, Balance in is magnificent. Jfor Indigestion CHOICE LOTS ON KALORAMA HEIGHTS || |. 7' $350 SOLD ON LIBERAL TERMS TILOORS 1B NASIL 1 5 Good Printing The Most Exclusive Residential Section in Washington Commanding elevation with view over the entire city, All Melodie Music Rolls at Pre-War Prices ........ Pick of Locations . $1.00 On 14th St. Car Line w .The National Capital Press 1 3 PLAN FOR COMING YEAR. Activities Discussed by Directors of ! fal Social Hygiene Society. Activities for the coming year wer discussed by the board of directors of jety of the Dis | tie District building yesterday after- {noon. The & 1 decided to hold two social < h : institutes thiv 1. 10 was also ded to concentrat | efforts upon ulating interest in o | the venercal disease control bill for he District. The ational section, t was announced, furnisi speak- rs on social hygiene subjeets to any club or assoctat upoen request. Do its ingredients vary ? The answer to above question will appear in this.space tomorrow. Bond SPECIALISTS IN PLAYER PIANCS 04 DEMOLL e Washington's AEOLIAN_ HALL - Twelfth and G Strects Ste Veber Duo-Ast FPiancias Brand-New \\ Shoninger Pianes $395 Formerly Sotd Yesterday’s Question: What is its recipe? Bread’s recipe can be BY THE GENERAL BAKING COMPANY Asclian Vicalions Just “3” Days LEFT'To Take Advantage of Our September Piano Sale Up to $525 Terms, $25 Cash, Balance in 36 Monthly Payments A phenomenal va repuiation shoninger For 1s years and we know SEPTEMBER SALE OF TRADED-IN INSTRUMENTS Traded-In Pianos Priced From SOLD ON LIBERAL TERMS SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Special Sale With Words, world-wide H quality and durability. The o has heen on since 1850, we have sold Shoninger Pianos, their worth. It ha $125 Music Rolls, otls for. . . INEBR D W Phone Main 14 1f your ROOI needs expert atteiition. ONLY TWO LEFT beautiful Rock Creek Valley, the majestic Potomac, Arlington and the hills of old Virginia. 90 : 0AD Wide Parking on Wyoming Ave. and 24th Street. Master Printers Our Auto Repair Service | 3 ~—is giving satisfaction to a con-| stantly growing number of mo- torists. Reliable work, fair prices R. McReynolds & Sons, Inc. + Epecialists in Painting, Slip Covers and Topa. V4231425 L at. nw Main 1228, 24T §STREET £ Beauty Culture ‘Taught ELAL BEAUTY SHOP. F st nw Monday. Wednesday Morning Classes, 9 to S. 2 Inspect 1204 Kennedy St. N.W. Six Rooms and Bath Very Deep Lots Furnace and Stoves Overbauled and put in perfect condition. R. K. FERGUSON, Inc. Erove Dept. 1114 Oth st. Ph. M. 2400-2491. SAVE COAL by installing a LYON " ONEPIPE HEATER WYOMING Ave. Twenty-fourth street and Kalorama road bound this exceptional property. It is-just one-half square from the former home of -President Harding and in & section where many fine houses are being built at the present time. This offer places the opportunity before residents of the National Capital to secure residential sites of the most desirable character, and we believe, at prices materially Jess than are now asked in sections much less attractive. PRICES AND COMPLETE DETAILS ON APPLICATION Wyoming avenue, i Open Daily Until 9 P.M. 13 Less Coal than ordinary heating plants. Coats less to daatalle Give order nowy to arold delay, when Weather gets cold. Lyon Conklin & Co., In 030 E st. n.w. ~ A New Roof With a Brush Le ly_ope coat of Liquid Asbestos tng Cemen ki roof. I guaran- D. J. Dunigan 1321 New York Ave.. Phone Main 1267 o e, Phone Main 6140 N N N N S 22 the best of fittings, servant’s room, brick floors, Pittsburg automatic heater, plastered cellar, etc. These homes have conveniences which only an inspection can reveal. “Home- Comfort” has been built into our homes. : See Our Exhibit Home—1608 Allison Street—This Week Ssoiiledos ammny et s iiababet s PR A Open for Your Inspection Every Day and Evening Until 9 P.M. R L. E. Breuninger & Sons New Homes of the Very Best Character Allison St. Just West -of 16th St. One of the Finest Locatiors in Washington In semi-detached and attached styles. Built on a unigue and unusual plan. Con- taining the latest modern home conveniences. Eight and nine rooms, 2 baths, with garage at end of deep lot; oak floors on both 706 Colorado Building