Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1923, Page 19

" EXCEPTIONAL VALUES n ~—in Furniture, Lamps and You'll find the most attractive ¥ ment to select from and the prices are L] extremely reasonable. ® CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. W14 13tk N.W. Main 5373-5374 VLI NOST PPULAR INCOMMONTY CLASSES 625 Out of 703 D. C. Children Pre- fer That Instrument. Cornet Next. Shades. assort- In selecting a beau- tiful wallpaper, and seceing it put on the wall, the purchaaere almost feel that they have created the design. For wise wallpaper counsel, go to “ Geo. It the initial registration in the instrumental music instruction classes organized in the community centers yesterday for school children can be taken as a gauge, the violin ranks as the most popular of instruments. Registration figures compiled today by Dr. Bdwin N. C. Barnes, director of music in _the public schools, who formed the classes, shawed that of a_total of 703 children who enrolled 5 are budding Frita Kreislers. So the registration for violin n that about forty classes to be held during the week, rnes pointed out . Registration in_the other classes as follows: Cornet, sixty; cello, trombone, five, and clarinet, "y Co. Inc. ; 1325-14th StNW. Main4224 be held in the Thom- e stern High, Ludlow, etworth, Park View and Johnson- commiunity cénters. Dr. also is planning to start in one of the Georgetown s will ler, $3.25 Chester || $3.00 Wilmington And Return Sunday, Jan. 7 Similar Excursions Jan. 21, Feb. 4-18 AL t classes in violin, cornet. trom- cello and clarinet instruction held this afternoon. Dire tor Barnes announced that arrang ents for opening-c on in other instruments | completed next wee Teaching of the classes has been nder the supe n of Mrs. Ward, director of grade school hold weekly hers and plan son. Teach- are Miss who i th t cut the work for each 1 of the violin 8, M will o] o ¢ 7:30 pm. pm. $:10 p.m. ! THRIFT WEEK PLANS TO EXTOL FRANKLIN Government Departments Promise Aid to Committee in PERPETUAL | e g ASSOCIATION rift week cam- Pays 6 Per Cent ranklin’s birth 1 an address vester- maturing in 45 It ents | oR.R. ral thrift commit- nklin, v in the ways of life ophy was of fhe practical ets everyday problems. the part which money people’s lives is a very said Mr. Han- on share or 83 months offers an opportunity hor this great Pays 4 Per Cent on shares fore maturity Assets More Than $8,000,000 Surplus More Than $800,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY JOSHUA W, CARR, withdrawn Dbe- postaflices, igned “Frank- ou e. and that the Department co- e limit in the work of wry Fleming has receive rom the heads of the g nt departments that the th would be heard in all de- and department Prexident Secretary given permis- | ddress the em- e theaters also will thrift message. 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At retail you would pay at least 57c for them — and have all the trouble besides. 5 Get a package at your grocer’s. Not only is it in constant use by countless housewives, but the leading domestic science institutions of the country haye rated it 100% for purity, economy and convenience. o PAT-A-CAKE PREPARED CAKE FLOUR “cAdd nothing but water™ . ©. A, Gambrill Mfg. Co., Inc., Millers Since 1774, Baltimore, Md. THE - EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO RULING BY GEN. WASHINGTON AFFECTS PARTY WALL VERDICT Use Implies Acceptance, Says Supreme Court in Affirming Judgment for Plain- tiff in Walker-Gish Fight. | | The United States Supreme Court|as conditioned and might be thought | yesterday affirmed the judgment of| Feasonable by the President for regu: . : | & the materials and mauner of the the Court of Appeals: of the: District | yjigings ang improvements, President of Columbia in the case of Ernest G.| Washington issued regulations, one of Walker against Genevieve K. Gish.| Which is in force today. They’ provid- nvoldiol & gt 27 Ash- | €d that a person appointed to superin- 8] & pauty Wl & 7 ASh-| tend bullding might enter on the land mead place, in that part of the Dis-| of any person to set out the founda- trict not included in the original | tion and regulate the walls to be built tederal city. lhelw’eehn party and party as to the Fhte ioimlonissad by, Chist Inatioe] Toundations wees iothe Told ety mft, the upon each lot and to be of the breadth and thickness thought proper by tlfe n uperintendent; that the first builde: ap. | WAS to be reimbursed one-half of the - | cost of the wall, or as much thereof | as the next builder might use, but that must pay for it. The lower c the first trial directed a vere favor of the plaintiff for $144. peal the Court of Appeals of the Dis- trict reversed the judgment, because the question whether the defendant used the wall a disputable fact. L sumul iy beenveuligl ited ] gondition annexed to every house lot | Y. the original Washington. It has On the second trial the court sub="| 9 mitted the issue to the jury, which beeh decided to be the only source o found for the plaintif and fixed the |$]€ UEIL OLE lot owner in value of the use at $55 ¥ of | | ¥ mailion his Appeals affirmed the judgment, ey the case came to the highest court | the o BB the issue of the constitutional val. | io GFNICE BhC I L B IS | bullding regulations which should have ooy Tl 0o Tkl the force of law, but the regulation of effect of congressional legislation. B i L eentnad | e oyl "““‘“M;‘;“:n "{“fi;’:h“‘g_, the federal city, but to the whole of She e of < application s | Washington. The question then arose | not free from dificulty in that part of | What was the effect of this regulation the present Washington which was ‘;‘; ‘flflfi“ed“t‘?kt.ho outlying districts of fot incinded ‘within the original | {he SV, ¥ Thin ARl o1t s o ty. e o - &l eity vhic Sy (e ‘origic were not affected by the grant upon Eonveved it 1n Seostiio & 4| condition by the original owners of Setacns tohe fote i < |that eity. "This question was fully squares and lots as the President of sidered in the case of Fowler vs. the United States should approve. B A s s bels lile (lin one . _ | at bar, 'for “the value of appropriated Regulation by Gen. WashIngton. | use of 'a party wall in the newer part “Under the trust provision, the lots | of the city. { to be sold or distributed were to be| “The Court of Appeals of the Dis subject to such terms and regulatior held ghat b rt proprie- | eral c tri GUARANTEED QUALITY AT The National Furniture Co. With every purchase of $100 or more we will give our beautiful 42- plece sst of Decorated Dinnerwa or a 26-plece set of Wm. A. Roj Stlverware. Ameri- | N W Golden Oak Kitchen Cabinet This Cabinet is one of a number of styles which are on sale in this Clearance. Put one of them into your home now—while the savings are great. The one pictured is one of the lower priced ones, selling for the Janu- ary Clearance price of 2750 2% | 07 i i | 22727 7 THIS 2% Buy This Cabinet on “The National’s” Easy Terms | i i i { i HERE IS A BIG THREE-PIECE OVERSTUFFED LIVING ROOM SUITE, just like the picture, that is another wonderful value. Settee, Rocker and Armchair, covered with good grade of tapes- try. To clear these suites out quickly, we're marking them for our January Clearance at Easy Credit Terms Golden Oak Dresser January Clearance Price 133 Easy Terms 3 Gol?l?n qu Rocker January Clearance Price $3.49 Easy Terms | party walls and the law | took measures to prevent it | without objec {upon to pa: ROOM SUITE is a wonder for value. Oblong Extension Table, China Closet, Buffet, Server, 5 Side Chairs and Armchair with genuine leather seats had in thousands of instances been erected by one of the adjoining own- ers on the lot of the other, in the bellef of both that it was the exer- cise of & lawful right, as in the orlg- inal city, a custom has grown. So general was this that the court felt Justified when erection of a party wall by one owner was without ob- Jection by the dbther, in implying an agreement which would rebut in- ference of a trespass. Thus there had been developed a practical unan- imity as ta practice in respect of governing them between the lot in the federal city and those, outside, except where, in the outlylng districts, the adjoining | | owner objected to the erection of the wall at the time of construction. and he court in Fowler vs. Koehler further held that where party walls were erected in the outside district under | same | to the cost | such implied agreements the obligation to contribute of the wall arose in the outlying districts, as against the adjoining owners as in the federal city if they use the party wall, and that the rel. ons between the parties were regu- lated by the District building reguia- tions. We think the reasoning of the court in Fowler vs. Koehler sustains | its conclusion, and that the concl sion helps to the.solution of an un- fortuately difficult matter of m importace. The status of party wa in the case involved is thus establis ed. There is no evidence of the :umstances under which the par exor in title of the plaintiff ith the consent of a grantor of the defendant. * * The_opinion concluded by saying that if the plaintiff did use the orig- inal wall. then he must pay for the alue of the use. In using it he waived the right to object to the regulations, with which he complied il he was called e of that which he had tal daughter of Bonar | ress of the prime min- home, will be Britain's leading hostess. CASTORIA For Infants and Children tnUse ForOver 30 Years the Signature of Store Hours: TO UNVEIL BUST. { A bust of Gen. Santander, who has | been called “the ablest of Colombian | patriots,” presented by the Republlcl‘ of Colombia to the Ran-American Union, will be unveiled with appro- priate ceremonies tomorrow evening. The address of presentation will be made by the mirister of Colombia, | Enrique Olaya, and the bust is to be recelyed In the name of the governing | beard of the Pan-American Union by | Secretafy of State Hughes, H Graduste Eyes Examined McCormick Medical Glasses Fitted DR.CLAUDE s.SEMONES Eyesight Specialist 409-410 McLachlen Bldg. 10th and G Sts, NW. Phone Main 721 1:8 Wool week The Hosiery Shop New Supply, all-wool,. silk and wool. 128 Also those unusual silks, in black and colors, including silver. The Hosiery Shop Arthur Burt Co.. 1343 F Iz 8A. M tc6P. M. N AR T 1 & o o A il o ofr d it 1l SPLENDID TE -PIECE WALNUT DINING Consisting of an Easy Credit Terms at “The National” HERE IS A BEDROOM OUTFIT IN THREE PIECES that any woman will buy on sight. A continuous-post White Enameled Metal Bed, good Spring and Soft-top Mattress com- prise the set, and it is really a wonderful value at this low price. $16.75 Easy Credit Terms at “The National” Hotel Hamilton takes pleasure « in announcing that, beginning on Saturday and every Saturday there- after, there will be dancing in the dining room during the luncheon twelve to two-thirty hours from o'clock. Special music. JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE CLOTHES ON CRE ,iT OUTFITTER to MEN, WOMEN axd CHILDREN H. ABRAMSON 7th AND L STS. N. W. CREDIT- —SERVICB—LOW.PRICES AT The National Furniture Co. P ’3‘“}“"9 CREDIT FOR ALL it h A small first payment will secure | h A i any article in this ad. The balance ) can be paid in small weekly or monthly installments. TP ce O Ilmnl“!|)||nnllllfllmwulll" | llH“llmu:url”'”“HHl!nf“nmllfllllllfl”“!l‘ —Is in Full Swing! Lower Prices Than Ever on Furniture That Is Guaranteed! And the Most LiberalCredit Terms to All Golden Oak Duofold A double value, on ac- count of its double useful-gf ness. A settee by day and a full size bed at night. A mighty good value at[] any time, but a this price it's | exceptionally good. January Clearance price, Buy This Duofold on “The National's” Easy Credit Terms THIS ATTRACTIVE WALNUT-FINISH BED- ROOM SUITE is a wonderful value at $9 75 this price, consisting of Dresser, Chiffo- nier, Dressing Table and Bed, as pictured, == Easy Credit at “The National” Reznor Heater January Clearance Price Clearance Price - D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1923 15 e 777277, 000 7. 2277727 72 7,