Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1922, Page 21

- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER: 10; 1922. [/STRICT (GRoceRY SOcIEry STORES, Incorporated — Address Communications to President, 2325 1§th St. NN\W. Phone Col. 9855 _— e OUR STORES ARE EVERYWHERE-—LOOK FOR THE D.G. S. SIGN IN THE STORE WINDOW, IT MEANS DAILY GROCERY SAVINGS FLOUR IS CONTINUALLY RISING IN PRICE! BUY NOW! CERESOTA “The Prize Bread Flour of the 5 Lbs, 25¢ 12 Lbs., 57¢ FLOUR Pure—Whole:Z:::t’—Not Blenched24 lbs,, $1 ,05 N. AUTH’S D. G. S. BUTTER D. G. S. GOLD B AG Famous Soon to Be Known as COFFEE Smoked and | Gold Band Butter > ELECTED! Sausage | iy SlabinITAE Because of Its Quality 28¢ Pudding and Scrapple ITY guaranteed by us. For Quality At All D. G. S. Stores 52c Lbo SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK! 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DISTRICT GROCERY SOCIETY: STORES, INC. “1Z 621 F Street AT CRASHFATAL TO ASHIGTONAN Homer B, Smale, nineteen years of. age, 1212 K street northwest, this city, was killed vesterday .afternoon | when an automobile_in which he was riding left the road, went over an em- bankment and pinned him underneath. The accident took place on the Lack- | awanna trail, near Hopbottom, not! far trom Scranton, Pa. Smale and three other students of Cornell Uni-| versity were said to have been en! route to Washington for a week end Visit to their homes. Only one of the other students was Injured. Names Are Withheld. One of them was reached at Hope bottom today over the long-distance telephone by a reporter for The Star, but he declined to give the names| of the other students. He said that! only one of the others was slightly | injired and that all three were going bick to the college at Ithaca today Smale, he sald, was in the back seat of the large touring car. The driver other member of the party was Ken- dall K. Hovt, 1446 Belmont street Hoyt's ' father, John Hoyt, left for Hopbottom last night immediately upon being apprised of th and, according to Mrs. Hoy turn to Ithaca with him. Mr: Y said she received a special delivery letter from her son today, in which he said that he was not injured. He did not give the names of the others. except Smale, whose death he re- ported. Car Making Treacherous Turn. Young Hoyt wrote that the car was ous turn when it and fell down a t ment. The mcmber was talked with da n his letter to h Both explained that the a. cident was an unavoidable one, and no inquest was held by the authori- . Cyrus A. Smale, par- youth, left for Hup- bottom -la ght as soon as they heard,of the actident. A te was received at their home toduy ¥ an- nouncing that they would return to- night with the body and that the fu- neral would be held tomorrow. CHASTLETON APPEAL DENIED N RENT CASE Justice Siddons of the District Su- preme Court today denied a motion of Attorney W. Gwynn Gardiner, rep- resenting Felix Lake and the Chas- tleton Apartment Corporation, for a temporary restralning order to pro-' vent the Rent Commission from put- ting into operation its determination of reducing rentals in the Chastleton apartments. The petitioners also eought a temporary injunction against the various tenants in the building to prevent them from paying the reduced rental and from demand- ing rebate, as allowed by the Commission. This the court also de- nied. The court decided-that no facts are alleged or principles of law invoked that entitle the plaintiffis to the re- straining order and declared that the the act under which the mission acted is reserved for appel- late tribunals to_deal with, in view of the Supreme Court decision in the Hirsh-Block case. The court points out that the find- ing of the rent commission wes ap- pealed from and the appeal perfected within the necessary ten .days from August 15 last, and this appeal will be heard by the court in general term. The granting of the restraining or- Brown, on, and der was opposed by Chapi attorney for the rent commi; by Attorney Robert H. McNeill. a tenant and as counsel for other ten- ants. 5 Ténants of the Chastleton, who re- cently organized at the courthouse into a committee, “to protect their interests,” will meet tomorrow night in the assembly room of the Thom- son School, 12th and L streets north- west, to discuss the court’s action and decide on any steps deemed necessary to combat further efforts of their landlord to set aside the rent ruling. The committee is composed of Dr. N. W. Bartram, chairman; T. G. Smith, Elsie Harman, Miss A. R. Van Meter and Mrs. Grace Derhart. —_—— WOMAN IN DOUBLE SHOOTING RECOVERING Mrs. Fannle Goldblum, the con- fessed slayer of Samuel G. 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