Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1922, Page 27

THE FEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1922.° ~ Homes Just Competed—o Sod Beautifully Located on Kansas Avenue Between Allison and Buchanan These Homes Represent Our Best Effort in Planning, Designing, Workmanship and Finish Sample, No. 4515 Kansas Avenue, Just North of Allison Between 7th and 8th—Open Until 9 P.M. A six-room home with comfortable, roomy and homelike conditiona throughout. For instance—One bedroom, 18% feet wide, enother 15 feet in longth; a dining room, 14x15; living room, 16x14. Such & lLome is what constitutes real comforts. Then’ the porch Think of a sleeping porch 10x19, large enough_for two ing compartments, and the front porch $x18. Beautiful ed lots, 127 fect deep, 25 feet parking. Besides, the homes face Kansis Avenue, the widest street northwest, and within one squars of Sherman Circle. Real, Ronest values. And we want every one interested to seo them. OUR TERMS ARE DOUBTLESS EASIER THAN YOUR LANDLORD WILL MAKE YOU CHAS. D. SAGER Owner and Builder 823 15th St. Main 36 Headquarters for New Homes om the Easy-Payment Plan “Homes of Quality’’ See These New Feature Homes Today BEST VALUE IN WASHINGTON PRICE LOW TERMS LOW $1,000 Cash—$75 Per Month - Our sample house, 928 Longfellow St. N.W., ds heated, making it comfortable for a thorough inspec- tion. Open and lighted until 9 P.M. Take Georgia Avenue car to Longfellow St.; walk half block east. WALTER A. DUNIGAN i Maryland Building ! 1410 H Street NW. FILIBUSTER SIGNAL DYER BILL DEFEAT Republican. Threat of Con- tinuous Session Fails to Shake Grip of Foes. Republican threats to force a con- tinuous session of the Senate, carry- ing through last night and today, in order to break the democratic fili- buster against the Dyer anti-lynching bill, falled to materialize. The Senate adjourned last evening at 6 o'clock until noon tomorrow. The democrats apparently were still in control of the situation, operating under the rulea of the Senate. In, the five-hour session yesterday nothing was accomplished, not even the approval of the journal of Tues- day's session. When adjournment was taken, Senator Pat Harrison of Missisaippi still had on his desk & number of amendments to offer to the journal. When the session opens to- morrow there will be still another day’'s journal of proceedings to be approved. There appears to be no hope whatever that the republicans will_be able to get the Dyer anti- lynching bill before the Senate for consideration before the speolal,se: sion ends, and the regular sion begins at noon Monday. Even should the republicans force a continuous session, running through tomorrow, tomorrow night and Saturday, it would, under the practices of the Senate, close by midnight Saturda for the Senate never sits on Sunday, except for the purpose of pronounc- ing eulogies of dead senators. Plan Action in New Session. When the new session opens an- other attempt may be made to get the Dyer bill up. But if the democra persist in their filibuster, as they | sist they will do, there appears littie chance for action. It is not belleved that the republicans will throw up ]| the shipping bill, the farm credits bill and the annual appropriation bills to | engage In a protracted contest with { the filibusters. . More debate marked yesterday's session than the preceding day's, an the democrats were compelled to make only two motions to amend the journal in furthering thelr policy of jobstruction. One of these motions was to insert the chaplain’s prayer, omission of which, Senator Harrison said, might cause children 100 years ! hence “to hang their heads in shame at their greal-greal-grea'.-xrand- fathers in the Senate.” The other motion, which was still pending when Ithe Senate adjourned, would have {designated in the journal the time I\vhen the President pro tempore Tues- | day gave up the chair and Vice Presi- { dent Coolidge, absent during the early part of the session in attendance at the cabinet meeting, assumed it—an iamendment which Senator Harrison isaid “certainly should be made for the sake of accuracy.” Debate Centered om BflL The debate late in the day gradual- 1y became centered upon the Dyer bill | with Senators New, republican, Indi- iana, and Willis, arguing for its pas- isage. Later the discussion turned to its origin with Senator Caraway, dem- i ocrat, Arkansas, declaring he was of !the opinion it was formulated “by n association having white officers but ving to do with negroes and { with offices in New York." Senator Cummins, republican, Towa, ratic filibuster was “a proper re- * to the republicans for having ailed to amend the Senate's “anti- uated and unjust rules” The demo- crats, he asserted, were not gulilty of any moral crime in using the rules as they stood because, he added, they belonged to another civilization. Two other statements stood out in Ithe several hours of discussion, much iof which during the latter part of the {day involved the constitutionality of the bill. Senator Underwood, in re- {sponse to an inquiry, announced he personally would mnot filibuster against the shipping bill when it reached the Senate. Senator Short- ridge of California, in charge of the bill, informed the Senate he under- stood that mot all of the democrats were opposed to the measure and that at least one, Senator Ashurst of Ari- zona, would vote for it. )SELF-DETERMINATION . i IN LIQUOR FIGHT URGED Buenos Aires Woman’s Protest Against U. S. Bars in Her City at Dry Parley. By the Associated Press. TORONTO, Ont, November 30.— Self-determination of all nations in the matters of prohibition was the |keyn0te of resolutions adopted at the ‘flnll session last night of the inter- national convention of the World A Thanksgiving Suggestion UNDER-PRICED $1,000 New Colonial Homes 95 Built.. ’ 51 Sold 39 Dwellings, Eighth street between Buchanan and Decatur and Decatur between 8th and 9th. To inspect—9th street car to Georgia avenue and Decatur, walk one block east. l 1 Homes, Longfellow and 5th streets—to inspect take 14th street car marked Takoma to Fifth street, walk one block north to houses; or 9th street car to Georgia d Eougiellow; walk 3 blocks cast. L Well built, beautifully finished, ideal in arrangement. Six rooms, complete tile bath, large clothes closets in each of the bed rooms, linen closets, kitchen cabinets, oak floors. Panel doors throughout. French doors on first floors. Electrict fixtures of recent design. Floor connections for vacuum service. High-grade hardware used in every house. Laundry trays, hot-water heat- ing system with perfect radiation, concrete cellar under entire property, Covered front porches and ten feet deep rear porches extending the full width of the builldings. Homes with concrete front and h £ : and rear porches and $7,950 $1,000 Cash ~ $75.00 Jowtih: facud ing Open and Lighted Daily Until 9 P.M. MUORRIS CAFRITZ CO » Owners and Builders = 913 15th St. Main 617 League Against Alcohol. Enthusiasm was worked to a high ipitch as speakers representing many } countries urged that the whole world be made dry, and, as a dramatic cli- !max at adjournment, all pledged i themselves to an unremitting fight for prohibition. One resolution passed read “This convention reaffirms the right of every country to suppress alcohol- ism within its borders; indignantly protests against pressure by any country upon any other to break down jsuch self-determination, and urges that insistence upon this fundamental principle should be the official busi- ness of every free government.” Miss Hardynia K. Norville of Buenos !Alres protested against numerous American bars in the Argentine and exclaimed, feelingl. “I claim you owe it to us to pro- tect our South American republic, if your Monroe doctrine is not a scrap of paper.” THREE BODIES IN FIRE. Despondent Man Believed to Have Slain Sons und Himself. GRASS VALLEY, Calif, November 30.—The charred bodles of Cary Rec- tor, electrical engineer, and his sons, | Cary, jr., fourteen, and Raymond, eight, were found here in the ruins lof an apartment building which had {been swept by flames. The skulls of the boys, which appeared to have been crushed, and a hammer were found close to the father's body. The authoritjes said they have been in- formed Rector had b despondent. T e s A committee of men and women representing the American commission on reparations sailed yesterday on the S. 8. George Washington, to meet a similinr committee, whose duties will be to adjust the numerous matters nding eft to right, front row: Miss Weston, Licut. Boinean, ice, and William Day. Second row: Col. Joseph L ROBBERY MURDER CLUE. ! | Slaying Is Missing. CHICAGO, November 30.—Detec- tives investigating the slaying last a robber, who expected to make a rich | grand larceny. haul of jewels and money. Their = Appearing at a local jeweler's shop, theory’ was supported, they Said, by vin Altn announced Rimself as buyer | fab the fact that a diamond stud valued | g, firm at Birmingham, Ala., pre- E. Deove. Larg H Rooms at® 32,000 and worn by Lanus the | septed & card. and asked to be shown oot - I.E. = 8 e, Light e Jeweler no- | BUEL 5 Sleeping Porches, Sun Parlors, Attics night of the slaying is missing. some diamonds. But the Bellef that robbers killed Lanus|ticed an extra “s” in_ the :1‘2; figr;:!e:?lobyd l‘he D:l“{)el after | written on the card, whereas he kflnew ned Miss Mabel Grey | 6 S 4 in th 3 of Belleview, Ky. Lanuw' former and he P actective, |8 CONSTRUCTION CO.™ who has op- Bullhtrg myatery. The investigators said thny\l.rau.d under numerous aliases. | Alten was charged with the theft of friend, who came here for the funeral. | Alleged by the police She was able to throw 1o Light on the | from vancoaver, B. C.. virtually had abandoned the theory that Lanus might have been slain by | $5.000 worth of unset gems from a a disgruntled customer. i 3 last Decem they are generous in their recommendations Call Main 4724 Coal, $8.75 a Ton Dont do thisz <, —you burn up each winter. diate delivery in any quantity you wish. all times. ‘Thy grates. No ashes to sift. $10.65 each. Distributor, D. C, Maryland and Virginia Phones Franklin 608, Col. 426 (Formerly People’s. Department Store) Furniture Exclusively No Kitchen Cabinet Like a McDOUGALL stands for the best kitchen cabinet on earth—bes construction and finish. This is now the home of FREE this week with every cabinet! _Penna. Ave. and 8th St. S.E. Joseph Goldenberg qEVERY WOMAN knows that the name McDougall ber. STARS OF THE STAGE T is significant that so many theatrical stars wait until they come to Washington simply to have their Dyeing and Cleaning done at The Hoffman Company. Stage folk are exacting, but Fuel Economizing Co. of Harrisburg, Pa. E. J. Ellis, 1329 G St. N.W. t in the McDougall—$3 to $90. 42-piece Dinner Set and Stool AMERICAN COMMISSION ON REPARATIONS SAILS FOR EUROPE! JAILED BY SLIP OF PEN. Diamond Worn by Lanus Night of | Gem Theft Charged to ‘“Buyer,” ‘Who Spelled Firm Wrongly. NEW YORK, November 30.—Through a slip of the pen, appearing on the Friday night of Joseph “Handsome |business card with which he intro- Joe" Lanus, wealthy automobile sales- |duced himself to a wholesale jeweler, | man, who was shot to death in his|Victor Van Alten, alleged by the police garage, asserted last night that they |, be wanted In Several western cities, d | were confident Lanus was Killed by jast night was arrested on a charge of & SAVE AT LEAST HALF THE DOLLARS Attach a Duplex Air Turbine to your furnace and use small size¢ HARD COAL which is available for imme- The Thermostat will keep your house at an even temperature at e cost of electric current to run the turbine amounts to about 450 for each ton of coal burned. Less coal required No change of The Turbine, Thermostat and installation work complete, ready to operate, is $85 cash or $35 cash and five monthly payments of 90 BARRELS OF WHISKY < | Baltimore to Poliocis rasidence in e et =] | DENIED OWNER BY COURT |2y Aotk 2 02 Attorney West on behalf of the pro- - hibition enforcement bureau. Coun Justice Hoehling Bules Bemoval | Se1 for Pulierk S5 Sxpastel Do maps Pollock told the court that he ex” ‘Would Be Violation of Bone- ‘ r!cw? uzum:ke ’:ultll d‘u of | Intoxican ‘or himsell and guests & Dry Law. il eusiance;s e Shosrbl iEhe ~ jouse receipts In December, and Thanksgiving cheer contained in| il 1ose $3.000 if not allow: ninety barrels of whisky was @enied | transport the liquor to his home. Danlel Pollock of New York city by | Commisgioner Blair demurred on Krounds 2 e pel loner wi Jl:ltlceclgo:'hllnl of the District Su- | ETNI0R U0F che whisky as requi preme Court, who refused to grant a | by the prohibition law permitt| mandamus against David H. Blair, | transportation, and was illegally pi commissioner of internal revenue, to Shased during war-time proh/Bil compel the issuance of a permit to re- | oue would be a violation of the Reed move the liquor from a warehouse in bone-dry law. 1314 F ST NW 1807 to 1847 Monroe Street N.E. e WIiDE WORLD. ‘We Buy, Sell, Exchange and - Manage APARTMENT HOUSES AND BUSINESS PROPERTIES McKEEVER & GOSS 1415 EYE ST. For Sale, New House 1238 Hamlin St. N.E. 6 rooms, hot-water Leat, electric lights, tile tollet, laundry | Sons™ | All Houses Open for Inspection Just North R. I. Ave. Cars Phone Us For Auto to Inspect an 407 Blackistone Building 14th and H Sts. 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