Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1923, Page 10

- 10 MAN IN CUSTODY HERE WANTED IN VIRGINIA John P. Varnum, Held on Bad- Check Charge, Accused of Bigamy in Arlington County. John P. using bad che: ginia and Arlin ties to answ 2 Commonweatth's Attorn; Ball of Assington count Varnum had warried M twenty-three, of Che gust 18 a* the bride’ Varnum, charged here with is wanted by Vir- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1923. NAMED U. S. MEMBER OF ARBITRATION EODY R. E. Olds of St. Paul to Succeed Anderson on Britith-Ambri- ¢ can Commission. Appointment of R. E. Olds of St. Paul, Minn., as American arbiter on the British-American arbitration com- mission, which deals with, claims be- tween the two countries coming down, from the days of the revolutlonary. war, has been announced at the State Department. He succeeds Chan- dler Anderson, who recently was ap- pointéd to the German-American fnl;mer Senator Kellogg of Minne- 80 MAKE: TOUR OF ““A AREAS.” Zoning Commissioners to Hold Hearings on Building Limits. Members of the zoning commission ‘Tuesday afternoon and made a personal inspection of the several suburban which apartments would not be per-|Thasn street; south, Woodley road mitted. and Cnthedrnl avenue; east, Rock The commission ‘will huld a public|Creek. Fark; west, 3¢th streut. Ares hearing at 10 o'clock on ptember | bounded as follows: Both sides of Al- 27 to consider makipg the following|bemarle street and Audubon Terrace nelghborhoods “A, restric and area between these streets. Area Area bounded as follows Edmunds North, | bounded as follows: North sections in which it has been pro- ||| posed to prohibit apartment houses. At present those outlying localities, made up of detached homes, are des- ignated by the commission as areas.” Recently the commission adopted a new classification the erection of —_—_ - west, Rock Creek Park; east, A:aska avenue. ———— The true street; south, Canal road and New Cut road; east, 48th street; t. braska avenue. Area bound: lows: North, Calvert , street; 5 Massachusetts avenue; east, 24tn street; weat, 29th street. Area bound- ed as follows: North, District line south and road to happiness is to exact much of yourself and little of others. claims commission. M law partner of ! known as restricted are: —Daddy just bought my new Fall Shoes and they are great—strong and really comfy. Dad says they are made over com- fortable lasts and are made for growing feet g—. -~ like yours and mine. place w nded wife, put in an - : ] d for the detention mine, too! pearance ard g of the man. CLAIMS $8,000 DAMAGES. | Joseph J. Lynch Sues Railway for | “Water is Best” HEN deeper still into the breakers dash, and frolic in extravagance of splash." Tolmanized collar gets the same invigoration here t}\at its wearer finds at the sea- shore. Personal Injuries. Illustrated here are a few styles of Buster Brown Shoes from our large stock. All moderately priced and made to produce a perfect fit and be comfortable. 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