Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1922, Page 39

LT T TN T T T R L L T L O i O L U O U L L LT E UL AT RO T L T O L L O T TUTT R LT TP T TERFR T A HH B T QI TEmE=— g =8 =7 A S Gverlooking and Underlooking An ADITORIAL gSTI GMATISM Today astigmatism (non - focussing) is successfully over- was first corrected come by specialists. 1800, when the E Often it is present in ad- astronomer Ai dition to other defects. ing this fault in The Etz optometrist can Sics Handcrd Eecomtors We bave the finest clinical equip= ment for diagnosis. l Plotter Against Life of Wife. special lenses from Fuller, an optician of Ipswich. « For child or adult with astigmatism, Etz fittings open vistas to a new world. ering the alleged offense. the wife's life. $5,000 bond. The grand jurors ignored Harvey last March: Donce BROTHERS USED CARS derson last May. | A, Himelfarb, Mitchell. was reported. Includi ing: George J. Williams, James Graham. Alfonzo Wheeler, ) o~ 1 3 3 i 1 th Many people have the habit of Richard Travia and Harvey B Chave.| yis 4w Deterding in the only | Fted for distinguished service during the |1hiS, citz, Both offciuls are graduates | liver and bowel action is often all that i3 |f}:m§, BY Poter tinamy s man member of the Amsterdam'World war, were placed on the retired | and hoth were made major generals a ' getting a new car every year, no matter how good the old car may be. It is a good habit. Good for H us because it helps the sale of new cars and puts some extra good used cars at our disposal. And that is what makes it good for you. Chester Smith, Jackson and James Willis, sault with dangerous weapon; Frank Queen, LIONS CLUB TO VISIT ! il |carter. 1 ! i | Remember: A used car is only as good as the firm with which you deal « Clothing, Food and Gifts. Semmes Motor Company Used Car Department 4 613 G St. N.W, Main 6660 Hotel yesterday afternoon. have already begun. the recently organized Bargain Sale of City Lots . To closc a syndicate. we are offering the most wonderful bargains in Washington city lots. These lots are not out in the suburbs, but are a part of the original city of Washington as surveyed and platted by General George Washington. LOCATION: These lots are located on one of the most healthful and command- ing plateaus of the National Capital, East of the United'States Capitol grounds. Massa- chusetts Avenue and East Capitol Street, premier boulevards, traverse the properties; two squares from Holy Comiorter Academy; five squares from beautiful Lincoln Park: opposite the $2,500.000 new ‘Eastern High School. These lots front East Capitol Street, A Street, B Street .'D Street and E Street, Massachusetts and Potomac Avenues, 17th and 18th Str Three streets, each 160 feet wide through the property. THE L.O These lots were part of the United States Government housing prop- erties, on which the Government spent practically three-quarters of a million dollars. ‘There are nearly 500.000 square feet of ground in about 170 lots. The lots range in size irom 25 feet in width by 100 feet in depth to lots 26x136 feet. Every lot has a wide tear alley. The subdivision plan was made by the U. S. Housing Corporation following the suggestions of the ablest housing experts in America. IMPROVEMENTS: Some of these lots have water. sewer, gas. electricity and paved streets. All of these improvements are available to all of these lots. The street car line is to be extended three blocks out East Capitol Street to the property. Pennsyl- vania Avenue cars are two squares south, at 17th Street. TITLE: Title to these lots comes from the United States Government and has been passed upon by the District Title Insurance Company and the Washington Title Insurance Company. THE HOME BUY We will sell you lots for much less than actual value on very easy terms and will provide you a first mortgage to apply on the building of your home. You can build on these lots the home of your dreams. The home designed to meet your every individual want. In a location you will be proud to live. THE BUILDER: We wilt sell you a block of ground at a less price than similar ground can be purchased for anywhere else in the world. Lots upon which you can build houses in a row. Row house building lots are becoming scarcer every hour. We will negotiate for you a first Deed of Trust to be used in building your houses. We will accept onc-half cash and the balance secured as a second trust. - We will sell your houses to net you big profits. The demand is here. Build where other builders are mak- ing their fortunes. Build where you can sell your houses before completion. Build ;\‘herc there are more buyers than houses. Build where there is need for a thousand 1omes. - PRICES AND TERMS: Beautiful lots 25x100 to 20-foot alley only $625; splendid lots 25.83 feet by 132 feet deep to 30-foot alley, containing 3,400 square feet, with water sewer, gas, electricity, improved street, facing handsome new homes, only $875; other lots at lower price few higher. The terms are 20% cash and the balance payable in 36 equal monthly installments, with interest. at 6%. 4BL'ILDER ’(‘OMP:\RE: Buy 7 lots at $875 each, being a total cost of $6,125, and having a_total frontage of 180 feet. Subdivide these lots into 10 lots each 18 feet wide to cost $612.50 each. Remember, these lots have water sewer, gas, electricity and im- proved streets, and you need pay only one-half cash, the balance as a second trust. Bear n mind that these lots are in a location where a six-room house sells at a high price. . TO INSPECT THESE LOTS: Take any Lincoln Park car to the end of the line walk east two blocks; or take a Pennsylvania Avenue and 17th Street car Southeast to 17th Street, walk north two blocks. Free transfers are issued to these car lines in all parts of the city. Drive out East Capitol Street to 18th Street Southeast, paved all the way. Drive out Massachusetts Avenue to 17th Street Southeast, or drive out Pennsyl- vania Avenue to E Street then east to 17th Street, paved all the way. i General Counsel: R. B. Behrend, American Bank Building General Sales Directors: ) W. L. Turner, Vice Pres., Washington Real Estate Co. L. D. Abrams, Vice Pres., Second Floor, 728 15th St. N.W. Telephones Main 833; Evenings, Adams 1514 E. H. Taggart W. W. Keeler 1518 K Street N.W. 134 11th Street S.E. ' Telephone Main 5500 Telephone Lincoln 2225 Call any of the above offices and salesmen with automobiles will show property. Salesmen on property at all hours. General Office on Property 1719 A Street Southeast ¥ 10 Salesmen Wanted With Automobiles ''HE EVENING STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, D. C, SOLICITING FELONY |4 parreeseae” AGTION S CHARGED Grand Jury Indicts Alleged Andrew T. Bailey, colored. an em- ploye of the Post Office Department, was indicted yesterday by the grand Jury on a charge of soliciting to com- mit a felony. This is said to be the “See ETZ 1217 first Indictment in this jurisdiction, and G Street and recourse to the common law was See Better” N.W. necessary, there being no statute cov- |, Balley fs sald to have offered to a friend $50 to kill Bailey's wife, Mamie Bailey, of 812 13th street northeast. August 28 last, and to divide the pro- ceeds of a $500 insurance policy on Bailey Is held under three charges of homicide: Lloyd A. Rowe, charged with manslaughter in con- nection with the death of David A. Rayfield Ran- |3 som, held by a coroner’s jury for killing of William Jackson last Sep- tember, and Harry E. Carpenter and Willlam F. Mullen, arrested i con- i ncetion with the death of Walter An- They also ignored a charge of pro- {inoting a lottery scheme against Sol Walter A. Bell and {Mary E. Jeffcrson, and a charge of | carnal knowledge against Abraham A total of twenty-two indictments he follow- robbery: larceny after trust; Reed V. Richmond, Velia Jackson and Charles Johnson, grand larceny: Rob- ert Gilchrist, Agnes Harris, Wesley house- breaking and larceny; Reed V. Rich- mond and James Perry, forgery and uttering: Christopher P. Goins, John Dorsey, Charles H. Langster, Austin Anderson W. Moon and Percy J. Pitts, non-suppor NEEDY AT CHRISTMAS | Members Take Pledge to Distribute | Pledges by all members of the or- ganization to visit personally at least one poor child or aged needy person at Christmas, were made at a meeting of the Lions Club in the New Willard Aside from this individual charity the club's Christmas committee will d |the deserving of the city, and prepa tions to carry out an elaborate program James P. Schick presided, and intro- duced Joseph A. Burkhart, president of comers’ Clul THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7,.1922. . HILLS AS WELL AS SWIMS CLIMBS invented by Walter Christie, in a demonstration before the Americamn Society d! York. The machine climbed a steep hill and even steeper knoll, turhed around and m river and crossed ft. It is fitted rd rubber ti; ind moved over maghine Ix six . The new “tank! fifteen feet long T twenty-fou rx. On land it speed of thirty. m will do twelve milex. With propeliors afixed to take the water TWO GENERALS RETIRE. 1t without tearing it, although the weight of the to0a Even Cross, Feverish, who spoke on the friendly feeling and splendid |, c cration that existed wunong tl betterment organiza- tions of Wa: assured every aid possible by the Lfons : that might help his club on the road to disabilities incidént to the service. ‘They are Gen. Frank L. Winn of Ken- tucky, formerly of the infantry, and re- Hurry. mother! “California Fig S Missouri on List and Gen. Edgar Russell of Missouri, child is constipated. bilious. fretiul, ock Exchange. list of the Army today, on account of 'few weeks ago. 0000 The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Company Has filled its floors with Gift Suggestions, and hundreds of people are deciding that a gift of Furniture will be a gift ideal. And it IS ideal, for not only does a gift of furniture last for years and years, but you can actually SAVE on Gifts of Furniture at this store whether you buy an entire suite or an odd piece. Store Hours— 8 to 6 Priscilla Sewing Cabinet Genuine Mahogany This 3-piece Overstuffed Living Room Suite Consists of wide Settee, Armchair and Arm Rocker. It is covered with good grade tapestry and has spring $ 75 scat construction. Cushions are removable. A won- . dentul Syl T e e e @ Kitchen Table Top of white enamel; built to stand the knocks without flinching. Special $4.75 Four-Piece American Walnut Suite l.arge Dresser, Bow-end Bed, full size Vanitysand $219 75 o Man's Robe with compartments for clothes ‘on:ane side. and plenty of drawers on the other. The two-tone decorations in all the pieces All Standard Makes of. “SELLERS” Kitchen Cabinet Quality “The Best Servant in Your Home" Rugs A labor saver and a true friend of the house- wife. We show a com- plete line of them for the Christmas season, and a - more practical gift could hardly be given. Prices start at 291 Wool and Fiber ’ Rugs, 9x12 $12.75 $69.75 Tapestry Rugs, 9x12 $18.75 Wilton Rugs, 9x12 Other sizes in B . A teaspooniul of yrup~ today may pre- ington. Mr. Burkhart was | Winn of Kentucky and Russell of | cently stationed at Fort McPherson, Ga., Jvent a sick child tomorrow. If yonr formerly of the Signal Corps, and re- | cold, colic, or if stomach is sour, tongue | Two major generals who were deco- | cently stationed at Edgewood, Md., and | coated, breath bad. remember a good to $179.75 Child’s tongue shows if bilious, constipated MOTHER, CLEM CHLD' BOWELS “WITH “CALFORNA FG SHRUP Sick Children Love its Taste and it Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels is necessary druggist for genuine Fig Syrup.” It never cramps or overacts. Full directions ior babies and children of all ages arc printed on each bottle. S: or you may get an imi has | Pay Weekly “orMonthly || Rocker \Mahogany Finish Special Py Tea Carts With drop leaf; in walnut or mahogany: an attractive and practical gift. Trewan, Salalan., Royal Ka-shan. Royal Turkish, Axwminsters, 1Vsltons, etc. Axminster Rugs, 9x12 $34.75 proportion. Smoking Stand Mahogany- fnish, with glass tray.