Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1923, Page 3

JODSEE 53 SEATS | =t e s V@@% IN FREE STATE nle Even More May Be Named Before Balloting Ends—De Valera COnceded Winner. Brt DUR the were AN, Ausust pariian bei e than cld for the 1 I 18, Nominations WITW SOME TROUBLE A e GETS BAGGAGE INTO < expected that several that S0 thait SELF of vetire he pro-govery narty but it many repre- | farmer and labor | sentatives nominated and perhaps | to be County Die | Mr at Ennis, ferment due to subsided facing wh there 1 is where s wrrest has not tion xtolled by to speak on I | : | e i | | ! HAPPENS TD GLANCE .’ UP AND SEES SUIT- TEETERING ON EDGE ‘R-/8 SINKS BACK, COMPORTABLY AND" TFANS WIM- DECIDES HE'LL HAVE TO MAKE COMPLETE RE ARRANGEMENT THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. (. SATURDAY. AUGUST 1R 1men T OVERCOAT BREAKS ITS MODRINGS WONDE BAGSALE BI& EN —By GLUYAS WILLIAMS e R NEVER MADE GUIEE FAVOR EMPLOYE PLAN. o ear, it announced An overwhelming majority of em-|by that reilroad. Pacticipation in ploves concerned favor the Pemnsyl- [these elections, which were to il i expiring_terms of employe represent- vania railroad system plan of em-|orari® ey Sesinents vloye representation, according to alof the the announcement Why Mammoth Oak Gardens 1609-1611 Thirty-first Street Are Incomparable They are located in an environment appealing to those of refined taste—who value the influence of sur- roundings. There’s an exclusiveness evident that is preserved by the accepted tenantry list—and it will be maintained. The setting of the Colonial buildings in their own “Gardcn"—befinmgly landscaped for effect and cnjoy- ment—is unique and contributes much to comfortable residence on the hottest days. The Apartments are of small size—of most attrac- tive arrangement; and decidedly practical in cquipment. Moderate rentals. The very few unengaged Apartments are feomplete report of thd ¢lections held was today in _the railroad RS R ARE CUGH 0 e TOR NEXT HALFT < SITS HOUR WiTH Ev GLUED NERVOUSL ON RACK (C) Wheele: Syn. Inc LEAP M ALARM EUERY open for your inspection day or evening. Boss and Phelps The Home of Homes 1417 K Street Phone Main 4340 (B THE ARGONNE Sixteenth and Columbia Road APARTMENTS Delightful, Attractive Commanding a View of Beautiful Rock Creek Valley DECIDES TO FIN 1SH THE JOUR- NEY 1IN COM - roeT NG UP N TRAM. CURVE 5 m.uTA;. it L ;Virtually Unseen, Mrs. Harding HOLDS GREEN IS BLACK. Judge Finds Cn‘or= Look Same ’\l Night P Virtually Xu.mr- Quits Home and without a kind. Mrs. Flor- quietly left the rduy ufter- White House 1 en Mrs without sident and the Jrought Mrs ite House. and drove rap . the cubncban Lome MAN STRUCK BY AUTO. fift Tay ‘4.”\ or | Marion to at the late President’s i five year S S teleniant of state STAMP ISSUE NEAR of New Series Will Placed on Sale at Marion Office. memaorial SPECIAL NOTICES. i First B T WHOM T MAT CONCEENT NOTICE 18 erol that th Washington, 1. C.. suncement by artme It first stamps ther 1 Postmaste has purchased the i o 1 the o in snid businoss and il e en Sentomc pasable | 1d Drinting, AAPEEW 3 wHITE put on sale WM. P, BOYE ANNUAL MEETING OF m. A tie New Mosex Hall Buf 4 At 708 0 Stonw 15 €8 o'clock pom.. and the transa fhese ws may properly NTOCR continued issue of a precedent Oniy one was Tk fy ths Draper and r to print the stamp.” On union is that ge in all sigr printed in al New today cabl the union vising of ' wm i’ dicevel This thirts ,,,,, day o 1} |-v'u WE, THY o®ansitle for any de By the nundersigned ONTRACTING €0 iR, G WASH. HOW ISPECIAL CAR SCHEDULE FOR FAIR AT ROCKVILLE Winiheton. Georgetown York vity cu., 1313 Cal: to Leave for Maryland Every Thirty Minutes. Adequate arrangenemtsto serve the O PIANO, PLAYER WE- | residents of this cit 8nd 1ep. Percy | the Rockville, Md., WALKER. | inclusive, have been made by the W, h- {ington Railway and Electric Compan Special cars” will ran dlrectly o the fair ground | Augu the com- | o {pany w Visconsin *lavenue a { o'clock of ever v desiring to attend fair, August 21 to %5 A0 SHARES PREFERRE imon HOCE. In’ N#tionas MOFigage | {ment Co. Address Rox 139-X. Star { Tub cars i’ 1 n thirty minut ashington from th ¢ will leave cvery th w0 ger| On Thursday. August nake thifes | o be the big day of the fair. start- s iz ] i oclock cars will be run {overy ten minutes up to 2:30 o'clock xow.|in the afternoon. when the e Sain o | minute schedule will he effective * KOONS “iges Puts HEAT n Heaing. It'll Take Less Coal COLLAR MAKERS CITED varon & —to give you com-; : Mnllufnrtulel\ Ac- LS rt this winter if we | instait o modern heating pians. | cused of Setting Resale Prices. Phillips-Jones _ Corp The Bxggs Engmeermg \\ of the “Van BIGGS, Pre Tel en cited hy the EXPERIENCE ) S the best teacher.” and perienced ruofers™ conr oot will CONDITION. Call ! Gth st n.w. | oged IRONCLAD S am, Tin Roofs—Slag Roofs turning grounds minutes. which is Before It Rams ! on't wait for the next st at Jenky raof. We'll £ht now Feel a1 vour order. | ing at N ROOY “Van Hvusen i paint th with onr eg | uDIform { Housen” collars The camplaint that the charges the’ al- requirement of company has the “capacity and tendency” to| constrain dealers handling its collars | to sell at a uniform price, and “fur- lther tends to restrain the natural REPAIRED AND PATNTED. iflow of commerce and the freedom of Call Main 760, competition in the sale of such prod- : { Grafton&Son,Inc., ¥ i %%, | "Eiger ‘Heatinz_and_Roofing_Experts the law the commission, whenever it has reason to believe that { 4n unfair method of competition has 4 been used againet the public interest, _d”.“'fim'r-'-'\‘“:*l'-h s |m;|\ issue a complaint. The question s to suit the pur-}of whether such a method has been 5 CO. |used is not passed upon. however, by the commission finally until the par- ties cited have had thirty days to an- swer and the issue has been tried out, Franklin 6926 ;I'hls Mdlton»Dollar Printing Plant is, euipped to handle every. printing | PLANES OFF FOR CUBA. The Nfl'l@nfl] &plfial P.c“‘Naval Flyers Leave Colombia for 12101212 D st Bahia Honda. We Satisfy Every Demand August 18—A wireless for sood printing High Bl L] grallc but not high priced. zone left Santa PYRON S. ADAMS, jroes. vesterday. for Bahia | vha Ui sk aried welty, thirtys | ! with "o room, 50 per uu( more. Roo! in White House i The scene final depar trast to th March 4. 1921, when she nt Harding' drove up White Mrs., Harding's | ably in e happy day and E the House .nn‘vd nt from sions whon the | the Whit there was kind that \of & rainy and dismal twilight Although all of Mrs sofal belong there next week SONG FEST POSTPONED. Exercises at Temple Heights Due' Tonight. The under B uled for auspices of Dawso. Temple He tonight on ude musis mas Tem- 8 e program will fon of “The Ameri by William Tyler Page. da pupils of the Smithsor hool and sin s _under Warren s fuvorite <o —_— BOY GIVEN VERDICT. Will Get $500 for Injuries From Milk Wagon. Alexan ala r Lewis, was awarded mages vesterday thirtecn a verdiet for by $500 in the Jobn J a jury ict Supreme Court agamst aler the driver of | ndant the thrown under the. hicle and sustained an injury to h e accident occurred on northwest ‘between 14th md| th streete. Attorneys Archer. Chamberlin & | “mith and Godfrey L. Munter appear- | or the boy. The defendant. who | verdict, was repre- Attorneys Leany and ndoren FLAT TIRE? | MAIN 500 LEETH BROTHERS Service Charge Never Ov WHEN YOU THINK —ot Painting, Paperbangiog and Decorat- ing think of Taslor. R4 Estimates made on request HARRY W. TAYLOR CO. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING 2335 15th St. N. Tel. Col. 1077 HOTEL INN | 604-610 9¢Iy St. N.W. Formerly Stax MHotel E'coe Main 8108.8108 &7 rooms, $6 weekly: $10. shower and_la The things Hupmobile does, and the way it does them, not only give its owners the deepest satis- faction, but prove it wor- thy of the high confidence it holds in every section. STERRETT & FI. Champlain S Granch Salesroow, 1323 Conn. Ave. 'MOB CHASES NEGRO A fcw desirable apartments are available in this new firc proof building. located among Washington's most palatial resi- dences. Cool. refined and pleasing. Convenient to markets. stores and theaters. Secure the Apartment You Want Now for Occupancy October First Apply to Manager on Premises or WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS Realtor I s el by b of 200" co)ored ‘ 15th and K Sts. N.W. The Beauty Spot Of Chevy Chase INTO GRIP OF I.AW| Shoohng of Woman Follows Riot- ous Scene in Southeast Section of City. colored. Flaberty { night tell to the police. Hansberry to investigate reports | conerrning the w « actions. He {went to hier hous: d another nau there. police when ound MILLER BUILT ghborhood. into which he which not take happe to be od. FRUIT CARS NEEDED. fired effect in the 38th & Jocelyn Sts. are now living get a look at “MILLER-BUILT MEANS BETTER BUILT” W. C. & A. N. MILLER 1119 17th St. M. 1790 1 Wichington and wish to hetter just moving here and wish to this fine residence without delay Iy location, properly. start ambers of com g with the de vesterday ortage of re- | resulted in the | surpius crops t for be b )JURJEITH Six Well Planned Rooms. Tiled Baths. Hot-water Heat. Entirely New Kitchens. Deep Lots. Wide Lawns. Hardwood Floo Built-in Ice Boxes. Electric Outlets. White and Mahogany Finish. Everything just like the big Homes we build. Price,_$7,700 and $7,950 Over 40 sold in as many days. That's And note the location—up Northwest. At 36th and R Sts. N.W. (Right at Western High School) NEVER BEEN EQUALED WHY PUT OFF? TO INSPECT By auto—Drive across the Q Street Bridge, turn north one block to R Street and drive due west to 36th Street (right next the Western High School). Or take P Street car to 35th Street and walk north to R Street or Wisconsin Avenue car to R Street and walk west to 36th Street. the real proof of value. Ouwners and: Builders continued. was far greater t of voters at municipal, state national elections 1 total number i and even | an that | | Floyes | i wups in e rule utu: HOME HEATING Uniform Temperature Health and Comfort ¥ Without Attention! 3 AKE your home completely modern—install OIL-O-MATIC, the greatest of all modern con- veniences. It never loafs. never sleeps and draws no wages. Other household appliances are merely better tools to work with. They require some onc to operate them. OIL-O-MATIC without human assistance It completely eliminates the hardest and most disagreeable of all household duties—the care and operation of the heating plant. Five years of actual, and small homes, does all its work satisfactory service in large ting all types of heating plants (steam. vz hot ater and 1 air) woves the superior efficiency and dependability of OI1:O-MATIC. Phone, write call full par ticulars, G =d H Heating Co. Scientific Heating and Plumbing op! I or B F mUNTSBERRY. Vice President Phone Main 4886 In The SHANNON AND LUCHS 14th Street Terrace Our, Ditours Subirb ched and dets sold. In view of the very evident demand for this home ve will build seven more in the ting 14t Street between Ingraham and _I(fl" rson Strect’ N.\\ \ sample home 14th and Ing Street vill be kept upon for inspection. A\l the semi-de i ~h—(.r~1"nul homes 1 ched brick Eng- square at vour In spite of the success with which these home frave met THERE WILL BE NO INCREASE IN PRICES. I'he homes will offered at $13.500. completed and ready cw be exact duplicates and | to delive for vecupancy. now, \\l’\lu hor alr v and twenty most distinctive suburb where two hundred are among the M: t this and H‘.\ uve ever wve built e homes in Our usual terms will he avail We advise a very early inspect but seven of them to be had. I() l\\Pl cr or drive out ISHANNON - & LUGH_SJ Owners & Builders CHOOSE YOUR LOCATION 6, 7 AND 8 ROOM HOUSES The only new houses offered on the market for $500 cash and priced $1.000 less than regular price. Houses especially arranged with sink and stove outlets on second floor. Force your house to pay for itseli—yvou can '(-n\fl_v rent second floor for enough to make monthly pay- mants. 5829 Colorado Ave. N.W. (01d Piney Branch Rond N.W.) Take 14th St. Cars to Terminus Monthly Payments Only $8,950 914 and 916 D Street N.E. $1,000 Cash; $75 Monthly. Price, $8,950 1801 to 1847 Monroe Street N.E. Woodridge, D. C. Country Homes With City Improvements (Take R. k. Ave. Cars to 18th St. N.E.) Prices, $7,450 to $9,950 16th and A Sts. N.E. Just North of East Capitol St. and New High School $500 Cash $65 Monthly