Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1923, Page 3

OPENS ENVELOPE, TRKES BITE OF TOAST, NICE LOT OF MAIL ISN'T THERE AND BuT EXCLAIMS HA! HE'S 60T THOSE PIRATES AT THE GROCERY THIS TIME.. THE'/'VE ADDED UP THE BiLL. WRONG APPEALS TO HI5 CHECK- { FIND STUB. GUESSES | HE HASNT DAID IT, DRAT IT HAYCOCK ASSUMES | ‘I THE WORLD AT ITS WORST. 758 FINDS IT WAS HiS MiS~ TAKE IN ADDING, BUT INSISTS THEY'RE PI- RATES JUST THE SAME ELARES ROUND BOOK BUT TAILS TO TABLE AND SAVS WELL! WHAT DO YOU SI‘flY-FoUR. THINK THE LlGMf ENTS? BILL IS g, THE FIRST! OF THL MONTH, SAYS NOTHING ABRL Of MAIL SINK o ELEVEN DOL - LARS AND Coppright, Im L2 N ewwpaper when 1 must give up my work as your | supervisor. After nine yeurs of close | association with my teachers there | has developed a bond of sympathy and | followship that has been to me a| Isource of real comfort and satisfac NEW SCHOOL POST Succeeds Kramer, Voncmg\ Praise of Predecessor and | His Former Subordinates. g Surrounded by bouquet® of cut flowers, gifts of his associates at of the third division, over which h presided nine vears, Robert L. Hi me time former As- Stephen E. cipal of Central ding Robert A. ned to take a full- t the Georgetown 1o emulate the high standards that! have been set by Mr. Kramer. n his} conslderation of the welfare of puplls | and teachers, in his devotion to duty ! and in his adherence to high educa- | tional ideals. i “When I succeeded Mr. K supervising principal of the third di-| vision he had there a foundation ¢n which a successor could safely build. It will be my purpose now, nine vears later, to take advantage| of the high state of efficiency to Svhich he has brought his office, and to administer the schools to the best of my ability in the light of the val- uab) xperience I have made under the wise leadcrahlp of Dr. Ballou and Mr, Kramer.” ‘Tribute to Teachers. Mr. Haycock paid an equally affec- | tionate tribute to the principals and | teachers of the third division in his| sarewell message to them.# In a cir- culaf letter to_the personnel of the llur-l division Mr, Haycock sald: *A deep sensc of regret prompts Yo to express my feelings at this time | i SPECTAL NOTICES. { WANTED--TO A VANLOAD OF ¥ | “HYDRO-LIGHTER FOR | fer in the new home vou | See demonstration WANTEDT0_CARRY A VAN LOAD delphia and_Atlantic Clty. SMITH'S TRANSFER_AND STORAGE CO: CALL HILTO: Tewodeling ~an mate_furnishe CT. 6. 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The Million-Dollar Plant, The National Cagi‘t'al Press . 12101212 D 8¢ iQO roof repuired and painted. Let the roofing experts years Cxaming Jour roof ‘a to you their estimate. m.m-ue vncu Cop Fwflq__-vem of 85 years. e Phose 3.7 That 1s FINE|f —both in conception aad execution. Higy ,grade, but not high priced. [BYRON S. ADAMS, Zrozss Main 1437. 635 - 2¢ tion. It has been more than pl ing since the promot 2 ounced to receive your on of good will and se and for all your frien lasps 1 heartily thank —_— = MORE HARDING STAMPS. | Postmaster Genera] Doubles Order‘ of 300,000,000. | The printing of ‘an additional 300, Harding memorial postag supplement the original 300, by P the originl ne, gtamo | Cord Tires on Credit Pay As You Ride SMALL PAYMENT DOWN !ALA CE_ONE, TWO THREE MBNTNB Guaranteed 8,000 Miles 0. PROBEY CO0. Phone West 133 2100 Pa. Ave. NW. We'll Make SAYS WELL POR. GOODNESS SAKE HE'S PAID THIS BiLL TOR. FIXING THE KITCHEMN THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON REMARKS, THAT'S RT OPENS SEVERAL EN- ™5 THE TIRST OF THE MONTH, ISN'T \T. CLANC~ £5 UNERSILY: AT PILE VELOPES WITH SICHS OF INCREASING DEPTH APPEALS TO FAMILY 1P THEY DONT DISTINCT- LY REMEMBER WIS PAYING IT LAST MONTH| UGHT GOING FOUR NIGHTS AND PORCH LIGHT TWICE. TINISHES MEAL GLOOMILY WITH EVES ON BILLS WHEN YOU THINK Painting. Paperhanging and Decora et R i v £ Estima ade on request HARRY W. TAYLOR CO. PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING 2338 18th 8t. N.W., Sole Agents KNOX jor Men & Women Raleigh Haberdasher Thirteen-ten F St. Certified Gold Seal Used Cars .are guaranteed in writing for 30 days. The tires are guaranteed 90 days. The battery is guar- anteed 90 days. How about vour car? What will your next be? Be Safe Buy a Certified Gold Seal " Used Car from Sterrett & Fleming, Inc. Champlain St. at Kalorama Rd. Columbia 5050 Branch Sales Room, 1225 Conn. Ave. Branch Used Car Show Room 1931 14th St. N'W, Your Roof Good| It’s surprising what | wide experience plus/| | technical knowledge can achieve when. it} comes to repajringf 4 deteriorated roofs. They've -got to be in pretty bad shape be- fore they are past fix- ing with us—and if we do tackle the job you may be sure we'll go through with it to| your satisfaction. You'll find in the end that it has been most economical to let us do it. We don’t have to experiment— we know what to do —and how to do-it. COMPANY Phone North 2044. 2120-22 Georgia Avenue. OUR troubles are mu then doubled when the house isaltarnately hot or cold. lu-'h b o THE ARGOE On Columbia Road at 16th:Street A few desirable apartments are available in this new —Now 15 the tlme to Rave your | | mammoth fireproof building, located ‘in an. environment appealing to those of refined taste—those who value the- influence of surroundings. Convenient to markets and stores, served by the best transportation facilities. : The very few unengaged apartments are_open for your inspection day and wenmg Wll.l.lAM S. PHlLl.lPS lStlnleSb.N.W. Mflnm !Gen. Butler May Resign to Enter Motor Business Commenting today on reports that Brig. Gen. M. Smedey Butler would reslgn to engage. in the automobile business, Maj.. Gen. John J. Lejeune, commandant of the United States Ma- rine Corps, said: . “We have had. reports that Gen. Butler has an offer under consider tion,” Gen. Lejeune said, “but. he has not indicated a decision by official communication. . In common with every friend of the corps;~I hope he sticks, The corpsy cannot spgre him.” Gen. Butler js in.command of the Marine Corps base at Quantico, Va., and directed the recent maneuvers of the marines at New Market, Va. He holds twp congressional medals of honor. THINK WOMAN SLAIN. COLUMBIA, S, body “of Carrle found in g house in the southwestern section of the city with death, phys siclans stated, being coused from cerebral hemorrhage, due to a blow on ‘the head with some blunt instru- ment. Maggie Browder, said to have been an occupant of the house Where the body was found, is being held by { the police for investigation. C., October 1.—The ot guilt, C., TSNS ARAY DOCTR CLEAR ON 3 COUNTS & Legal Member of Court-Mar- tial Holds Evidence Is In- sufficient to' Convict. That Maj. George W. Cook, com- manding- officer ‘of the post hospital at Fort Eustls, Va, has been found |ton, former commanding officer of the of the eleven |hospital at ¥ort Eustis, testified that | ich he is being tried |3l the medical ‘officers at the post mot’ guilty on three eharges fo¥ whi before an Army court-marial board was| e glad to have serve under him, in- indlcated todn.y by Capt. Gilbert Wool- | cluding the defendant. worth, law member of the court-mar- tial board. Replying to a motion by defense counsel to dismiss the case on the ground that sufficient evidence has not been shown to support a finding Capt. Woolworth récom- mended denlal of the motion, and was upheld by the court. He added, how- |the De Golds and their country cous- ever, that jn his opinion insufficient evidence had heen shown -to convict Maj. Cook on three of the eleven |she made a terrible blunder by asking tD‘u’n!fl, namely, that Private Pendle- |if the family crest in the tablecloth ex. | was the laundry mark.” ton was subjected to undue ive amounts of mnarcotics Cook had failed to fin % 65 YEARS OF FAITH FUL, EFFICIENT SERVICE Sooner --or -- Later -- You Will Be Forced to Buy UL L T T BITUMINOUS COAL OR COKE LU TS [ EVERY YEAR ANTHRACITE COSTS YOU MORE! THE BEST WAY Low PRICES. DO IT SAVE YOURSELF MONEY WITHOUT SACRIFICING YOUR HEATING SATISFACTION. ANTHRACITE L = WE'SHALL BE GLAD TO BOOK YOUR ORDER. Early Delivery. NOW RULTUUTHH T BUT— 1f you prefer Marlow 811 E Street N.W. 65 YEARS OF COAL SATISF_ACTION TO WASHINGTONIANS TO _REDUCE YOUR FUEL BILL IS TO. USE THESE SUBSTITUTES AT OUR PRESENT Coal Co. Main 311 L For Sale---A Real Home —IN— Cleveland Park New and ready for occupancy. Brick construction. Six splendid rooms; tile bath; solid oak floors through- out; screened breakfast and sleeping porches; all doors and windows screened; large closets; several added con- veniences and special features; hot-water heat; electric lights. BUILT-IN FIREPROOF GARAGE. Price Only $12,000. Terms, $2,000 Cash and cents. BOSS & Main 4340 A home of youg own will bring: Pride of ownership, freedom of worry, security of possession, satisfaction and comfort, better financial status. - will bring returns that cannot be measured in dollars Your own home — CONSULT US— PHELPS 1417 K Street The Home of Homes - ANSELL, BISHOP & TURNER, INC. Shop Around for Your N VICTROLA We Offer You Every Style and Wood Finish—the Largest Stock in Washing- ton—and the Unequaled Advantages of OUR GOLD SEAL BOND —the Written Lifetime Guarantee of Free Mechanical - Service Nowhere else in the shis 718 ORicE. it i ExcLusve witH ANSELL, BISHOP AND TURNER, INC. . 1LBISHOPS JURNER, 1221 F ST NW. i MONDAY OCTOBER I 1923.° diagnose a second fracture of the right leg, and that he had failed to itreat this alleged second fracture. It was believed early this afternoon lhll thn de!en.e would conclude its: that after a summing up by | hoth uldEI the case and the evidence ! would go to the court for final dov‘ cision., i‘roceed\ngs before the court- | "martial, bonrd huve heen In vroxnu r nearly two weeks, vie mnco and tutlmnny nre an ln nem. bers of the board will go into/ execu- tive session to vote on the guilt or lnnoccnce of the accused officer. A -thirds vote of the nine members Df the court-martial board is required to.convict. 'wo Army officers fyere cdlled as i £ withesses today. . James . ¥. Coupal, curator of the Army ‘Medlul ‘| Museum, testified as to ‘what #vas done with one of the legs af I'rivate Pendleton after amputation, when'the leg was sent to the museum as a specimen. Lieut. Col. P, W. Hunting- were competent men whom he would He gaid, how- ever, that as eommanding officer he would feel responsible for the care °f¢ the sick ‘and \njured’ in ‘his:hos- pital — Terrible Faux Pas. I‘xnm Life, “What caused the coolness between m? “Why, when she was visiting them FLAT TIRE? | M “DYSPEPSIA HEARTBURN Relief in ten minutes with a dose of HERNDON'S INDIGESTINE All Drug Stores 35c a Bottle condition. It is far better to buy one of these traded-in standard make instruments than a cheap new player. Reasonable Terms. 25 UPRIGHT PIANOS (lmtrumenls All guaranteed by us and thorounhl\ gone over in our repair <hop. 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