Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1923, Page 30

30 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 71923. IP ] GI-IFFURD HEL MUTT AND .!FF—One f Those Little Family Affairs. T e N R S . Tnée _By BUD FISHER. . v [frunes aRe] [ie Youre Looking) [(1ou MuST Be CRAZY!) /NiLt THG 7 You BLOOMING Bounsan) [l HAW. TELL M€, COUSIN 1€FE ) | Zuurs ror = § A BT For exciteaaent | (| IE You insuLter BoBBles ARE THAT For You! You'e < ARE YOU ENIOYING Your lg c 00 DLt TODAY, COME WITH ME A BOBBY HED AFK'A\b of 5 GOt A FAaCE Like VISIT 10 LonbDon? JEFF. WHATLL] | 15 WyDe PARIC CRUSH YouR Skult [ [ ME: T'LL ¢ AN APEL NET A WORD - ’ jume e AND WATCH M& WTH His ceog! /| BET You A 2 ok T'LL PUNCH : : SSH-He et 30 B i INSULT ONG of Pound T'M g o o ¥ ,Lovd D‘NSII“QFY " st | RIGHT. 7 ; COUSIN' STUFF, ys Case of Millionaire, Accused| | THEBICBoRn s B - Coustn BAXTER: = . of Felonious Assault, Sent Attentlon to Grand Jury. 40 school boys who own — motor cycles will find it Patrick J. Clifford, milltonaire in- S e ventor of Seranton, Pa., was held un- to their advantage to ad |der $5.000 bond for the action of the dress grand jury on a charge of violating the Mann white slave act, following ) : 3 Box 179-E, Star Office |li|a hearing vesterday afternoon and levening before Untted States Com- or phone Col. 3927 missioner George H. Macdonald, at % 1315 K street northwest. Clifford is between 6:30 and accused of asaulting Miss Bessie L. 7:30 p.m. Brennan, formerly of the Evangeline Booth Hotel, 1330 L street, during = (|an automoblle ride the night of Feb- — o~ ——————————|ruary 13, {n the defendant's limou- RIS S e size. Enters Plea of Not Guilty. At the outset of the hearlng, which 3 e started at 2:30 o'clock in the after- T $5 : @ noon, Cliftord enteecd’a tormal sica | STORE WINDOW ROBBED. | MRS. CATHERINE I. HOOD |risse 1t s on by the wite| 19 BANKS UNDER CREDITS ACT | . ] y Harry A. Hegarty and Representative | Ten dollars' worth of smoking to- that/although he v Spustratned "“] The twelve federal land & S L 0 Luhring of Indlana. The de- {bacco, cigarettes and ecandy were ASKS LIMITED DIVORCE | this occasion to abandon his threat of |, 0"y "0pariered so they m - % fendant, who fs a cripple, sat with |stolen from the store window of Peter bodily harm, he immediately began| | 8 er- | R SUNDAY his crutches beside him, two seats|Kerosiotis of 243 1st street north- e threatenin ate under the new |4way from the girl who accuses him [west between 4:30 and 5:45 this | Wife of U. S. Bureau of Education| Th hat February 6 |credits act in conection - B e e EXCURSION 5| ¢ riminally asaulting her, but nel- |morning by a burglar, who broke the e ant deserted |termediate credit system e la | x |ther party looked at the other cx-{glass in the show window. Police Official Accuses Husband t timo refused |of the twelve charters in this con- | | e, when United States Attorney |are investigating. E oviston for her. His|nection was granted yesterday by é Hart at_the beginning of | | of Desertion. salary is deserib - wife's suit | the Federal Farm Loan Board to the | [E e ¥ asked Mliss Brennan to | las being per month. Attorney | Bank of Berkley, Calif. | aln _u e d ¥ Clifford. Miss Brennan was | WIFE ASKS LIMITED DIVORCE.| Mrs Catherine I. Hood, the wife] Raymond Neudecker appears for the | {stylishiy dressed In a light gray suit < i = e G ¢ Wil tos ctal or | Wife Despit venty and purple hat, which shaded he: Clarence W. Wierr 2 pharmacist, | of William Ross Hood, an officia despite her seventy |eves. B i 5 2 "|restaing at the Ster! s!the United States bureau anMuva- it T i\n-.. . H. Jones of Taco 1 2-7 is Pai Veek A Y e filed suit in the District n China e are many magazines | has jus cte B = = — a o Sunday, April 15 3 lstieicicoae spparenty mage s |namea defendunt in 2 sut i | o voree | for women, but they ara all edited by |the Northwestern Lumber Company, [ April 2-7 is Paint-up Week—time to har Y, P {Dr. W. Rohert Perkins, who describ- {ited divorce filed by ¥ : men., a $1,000,000 corporation. [ monize the house, inside and out, with the Sionihis heag isin B the BV Entots Tof e titen beth C. Wiernik, wk c he couple woere mar 8 M < . ltien ty and desertion T . in Thiladelphia, F A A O B A s | 1 sprin asomn. : & g e B | anivrs 1o Gireet and cross Gueations, | 3 Alpxandria; V. i fF charges fhat ne ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auctioneer g Lot onERRes ed attack and met him @i{n‘mfi'm'mfi?fimnfiy&num,fififim@?f—fwm@nm& e s Hors: ) and her husband ’desertod | 5 I her [ | T . . s e 1 . g B8R s inieoducen to clitora by | Eiptember the wife Tl ene ot | b siraeer e Bankruptcy Sale of a large stock of || 7 Use Dyer Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Stains » B . i 0! o id . - . IR 2 turvin, eves New vors 320 v 815 o™ ——————— Radio and Electrical Equipment, Auto-|| s beautify vour home. gxSimilar Excurion Sundey, May 19 |atterward G h 1t 1 ! o . A A 5 b i =alon ; sday night, when the assault is | = T I B atteped” G Rav Tukien place.” ne mobile Accessories, Electrical Lighti We have all the best known brands—the ng couple drove out the Marlborough ’ : Sl | road and | ide Toad) sgaizc ha 1§ =~ s 3 i i H “E— saiteis KIS E M A N’ S Fixtures and Supplies, Store Fixtures, | sttionds o e RIOHT RICE—cnd 2 L 4 Reaching for nls overcoat pocket on : [ e mee of che Bty T [ HASGNIE (0 M LS M0 _ _ i | etc., in No. 1324 New York Ave. N.W. Sherwin-Willi Product ARARRREZRAFR o) o@5] | Appeared to be a gun, she aileged, he g z Please note that twe are - S R A 605-607 7th St. s iiem's 8% 5 By Public Auction SR ‘ Ord and R et (Bo e e TRE 5 And Other Nationally Known Sare Sue' Freea. Herset Wednesday, April 4, 1923 Paints and Varnishes [ ERfling Forner to comp bask Sho an- Commencing 10 A.M [ . | plied at several farmhouses for ad- Alwa S Remember You Can Bu e N CARS ON mittanon sveninally helng takeu s y ’ y To be offered first as an’entirety, and if no satisfactory bid | D B INC DISP Y ;:lillé.hi’rince Georges ’coul:uy. Md, Mr. GOOD s -t t E- ’ f szo is received, will then be offered in divided portions according | § — — e — LA B O 8 O e IS it Lot m to above classifications, and if no satisfactory bid is then re- d ht h y Lt e Sahington the hext morn. a ult at Liseman s tor ceived, will be immediately sold in detail. |l Wholesale—PAINTS AND GLASS—Retail ing. She dld not inform the police of y Hutcherson and her son, and a day | A farger and better selection than you would expect to find for $10 more. | .: C - - : | 14th & T Sts. Terms: Cash. Charles E. Conner, Trustee i Hutcherson testified that he took of Thomas J. Williams, Inc., Bankrupt, | OPEN EVENINGS Miss Brenman in early in the morn- i I ms, Inc., : _ SAE b ing Her clothink pras disareinger mh27-31,Apr2 604 11th St. N.W. e Monkey and Goat Glands somewhat bflslencal condition, the | £ R i witness state = 5 s s Teatimony of Phyaician. ‘ These reliable Washington advised her to tell the police or seek | to prospective use d car ever Tuesday — makin ing alawyer. | Y y n Dr. Perkins testified that it would | v, Ly r. testified that %' || owners. Wednesday a real used car day. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES NEES SRR R WEDNESDAY OPPORTUNITY DAY y % ™ [ VIe Tnd o e O e Liobt | aciph H. Yeatman and other finishes and you'll protect as well %Pennsy]yamafllflls“mm | rotests, she sald. He asked her to dictsibutars Tor sald he was going to kill them both. * She finally managed to free herselt L[ncoln land ran to the main road, Clifford R. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO. | :h% aticgea ussault. but dtd teil Mea. Inspection upon application to the undersigned. 734 Thirteenth St. Phone Main 2164 or so later informed a lawyer. ence with Clifford. She was in a sorr iy S E E oI || pe. willim T GIl, who was called | € Read carefully 1 each an- e, e xS merv '“’l“‘“"" | to, the wirts room the day tollowing ||| Automobile Dealers have nouncement on this page. It n A physical fused | . . Braver, 1911 G St MW roe e || 2mIe A0S ity how e came sy tne 1| combined to make Wednes- is a summary of used car op- peuties, §. C. i injuries n'nmxlvt;ne‘n:fi: twol ds?nsx day a dav of real opportunst tuniti d i £ E ll?xlt”l";a:lbehu: v‘;’;mln:\ll_\' assaulted. He | y y PP y portunities, ana wi appear charged. ! 2 —_— ! CUTLERY érother It WATCH FORDS--FORDS STUDEBAKER : ». o { : HUDSON—ESSEX —_— S . = — 2 = Exceptional demand for new STUDEBAKERS permits USED CAR PRICES! 850 Up us to clx<:osc the best out of hundreds of cars, in exchange. : vo w oriental dancers and two . 2 THE TRADE WK KNOWHY 8 EVERY 1t t::mf:’“ni“.i‘n*,?:'";j::fi{f{;’i’““‘féggzi All Specials Liowest Prices and Easisst Trading Most—We Offer Most & Good Used Cars Priced to a8y 'as the et step (n carrving out {f| 1922 Hudson 7-pass. touring. Terms Tn Value, In Selection, In Service Facilities. ¥ Move the decllon of Hetencs " from the o $1,000 C Sed There is a car in this list to suit every one. Geo. C. Rice Auto Co. 1921 Ford sedan; wire i ned in a com- | 1919 ORpPES geat> Buy N S M Buy H 1517 Connecticut Ave. wheels; new tires; ¥ LANDERS TRAIY A LARK W RTA O ¢ Werl summoned In 2 com: 1919 Ess % Deliveries Tourings uy Now ) ave Money uy Here nnecticut Ave. Liteain S o, GUARANTEED T0:GIVE - [ L e sine Truck 1922 Buick Touring . 1922 Chevrolet Touring Everybody Drives Buick 1920 A : : : Piilca as *A Faun's Afternoon’ Th 1919 Hudson 7-pass touring, rucks 1922 Studebaker Light-Six 1922 Stutz Touring a Used Car touring ; new paint.. Buicks, Dodges, Chevrolets, Touring 1921 Light-Six Sedan Chandler 1922 Touring. Buick 1918, 6 cyl,, cxhibition has been modified since | h b 's action. H v ~ 2 e the cabinet’s 1920 Ford sedan, exceptionally many other makes. ’ 1922 Studebaker Light-Six 1922 Dodge Sedan Hupmobile, S-passenger touring. ood $3! We take any make of car in trade on new Fords. PARIS, Mare —Harry Pllch an American dancer, together Wit S . pass. touring Coupe 1922 Olds 43-A Touring Reo, S-passenger touring. Ford, 1921 touring Ford sedan... ! 1921 Ford Sedan, . Loz Minhelll o Chevrolet, 5Pasenger touring. | 1919 6-cyl. Buick coupe $650 EDMONSTON’S — Home I upmobile_ touring... 21 sp. Studebaker touring 22 Cadillac 5-pass. Sedan 2 . Buick road- of the Original FOOT Buick touring. FORD SPEEDSTER Also other good cars all under $250.00, including Over- RICESISIRELTADES ....$700 Dodge touring g g 5 FORM Boots and Oxfords Overland touring......8300 | | —new special body, perfect | | land, Buick, Reo, Studebaker, Dodge, Oakland, Maxwell | Geo. C. Rice Auto Co. [ 1921 Studebaker Special Six for Men, Women and 21 Studebaker roads condition, new tires. and Oldsmobile touring cars, Ford sedan, Dodge sedan. 717 17th St. N.W. touring. Children. L ‘i: ;“H i p R.L Tatl M Easy ;enm (1)’" YoBr Own Plan LIBERAL TERMS ambert Hudson Motors Co. i our Depost i . : . L. Taylor Motor Co. ring P . Emerson & Orme “Quality Is Important”—*Fit Is Imperative” 633(Maze Ave N-W. 1840 14th St. N.W. STUDEBAKER 16 Snectiut Avenue 1620 M St. N.W. Greater Values in | f§ Dependable | There Is No Risk With a You’ll Be Surprised Shetisl far Better Footwear i At e ok Wednesday Bt Fotts Shois Aue Best ia Used Cars Bonded Used Car USED "CAR DEPARTMENT 3 1921 4-Cyl. Style Best in Fit. Best in Value \ Before purchasing a used T e D Fords Buicks Reos OVERLAND car be sure and examine the used cars ever invented. Any car bonded by us will Stutz Dodges Hupmobiles GS All wearers of Foot Forms enjoy foot health real good values we are of- ?:;rfoa:glafz;efioga??l: l?e“ et Chevrolet Oldsmobiles Hudsons qu:UdR'lN e and “put money in the purse.” as well. § ftoe i Dodee Brothers SPECIAL o e g v 8 The models are original, the lasts thor- : az‘:lr?og:r;eloa e :gfif m::x:}: :::::: }g;g F::g ::::::g Chevrolet Touring .. ....$300 ties priced at oughly scientific, while the fiting is made by Remember—A used car i | 1922 Dodge touring Ford coupe—brand-new Dodge Touring . ........$350 $250 U the most experienced shoe experts that a 1921 Dodge roadster 1922 Ford sedan p 3 only as good as the firm . . Buick Coupe S house can retain. with which youdeal. 1919 Dodge touring s 0“11332 Maxwell touring And Other Good Used The new mod- Ensy Terms Can Be Arranged Cars, $100 Up els for this season ; Semmes Motor H, B. LEARY, Jr_ 1 The Most Up-to-Date Used Car See Mr. Moore 4 show decid e d < Company [y Department in Washington R. McReynol ds & son ::al‘izy.md e 613-619 G St. N.W. M""i‘f;'g‘i"‘ifi(‘fi"_@,{f‘fi" \;&'_b"'" OLDSMOB]LE SALES CO 1423-25-27 L St. N.W. Phone M. 7228 Open Evenings omac 1000 ‘ We illustrate i Main 6660. Main 4105 Open 9 AM. to 9 P.M. | 1835 14th St. N.W. Phone Pot Termas one here. Barry-Pate Motor Co. ; , PACKARD This splendid i = [/ “The Safest Used Car example in Black, ] Market in the World” in Fog Gray and ; ; n B Pioneers of Chevrolet in SINGLE SIX—TWIN SIX m Drown Ot 2525 ;;::::::l B RECONDmONED USED Our Reputation Is Your Protection or D ranklin 1921 Columbia 1706—Franklin 5673 CARS GUARAN'I'EED —because we sell —4<pas§engcr touring, run from $7.50 Special . less than 5000 miles. oMo oL up 5 1920 Oldsmobile Coupe, $800 1921 Hupmobile Tour., $700 Hurleylzed Used Cars " Franklin 1921 : 1 1921 6-CyL Buick Coupe | 1920 Buick Tour.,7-pas.,$700 1922 Buick Coupe .....§950 . i R s e 1 1920 Buick Touring....$800 1922 Ford Touring . ... —that means that they have measured up—they wi 2 e Shoes on t]'fe same lasts and in the ! 3650 1919 C:;lcillacoCu;l:;E ..$1,050 1921 F(()):d Se%‘;:fl.g i the test and perform to the letter as represented. Reo Coupe 1 same materials priced from $9.00 up. | p B ) r . —newly painted, many Chevrolet 490 Tourings, all 1919 Dodge Touring ...$350 1921 Buick Touring.... A Hurleyized Used Car Is All That We Say It Is extras.. L Hiotelg =t -7 1918 Buick “6” Touring, $325 1921 Buick Coupe. ..... . Daklang Six Tour 1918 Hudson Speedster, $500 1920 Buick Touring. L R D e e A EDMONSTON & CO. ‘ ;;ng:‘wm:?fi i: 1921 Dort Touring ?::’ Eiiif)mi:ick Roadster. .. Hurley‘Mo or Co. P?’;:M:nt'l“;n, ln;.’ 5 (Incorporated) Andrew Betz, Manager l i .‘EE‘E;",'-E?E:".‘ :7 ST ANLEY H. ‘HORNER Our Reputation Is Your Protection "5..,«:‘.(.:1 ;:::.E;d ¥ : M 5 & Open Evenings and Sundays Advi: d Authoriti | Special discount for cash. USED CAR DEPARTMENT Phone North 600 1334 F Stree AUl Foot Troubtes. [l || Liberal terms to responsible | 1015 14th Street Main 5296 | 1522 14th St. N.W. Phone North 6462 | (ask the das Whe Owas One) parties.