Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1923, Page 3

The World and His Wife— They're 7e back to tovn=—and f windows are giviag way to smiling, friendly ones, And at this time when household ma- chinery is being put in order for the gay season it is well to think of your ice service. American Ice Service has, for played an important part in the smooth running of Washington’s best homes. nming Lnerican’s plant in the shin llu is a conv renient S, Oxls, Glass and Brushes Becker Paint & Glass Co. Wisconsin Ave. Cord [ireson Credlt Pay As You Ride A_SMALL PAYMENT DOWN BALANCE ONE, TWO AND THREE MONTHS - Guaranteed 8,000 Miles T. 0. PROBEY CO. Phone West 133 2100 Pa. Ave. N.W. HOTEL INN Formerly Stng Hatel Phene Main sxu’aqnn 604-610 9th S g cckly; $10.50 rooms. $8: $14, . showér and lavatory, $10: 8 in Per cent more. Rooms Like Mother's. _tivervihing in 'FLAT TIRE? MAIN R00 LEETH BROTHERS | { i SPEC AL NOTICES ANLOAD oF BEDTIME STORIES—iEtss oneaory - uldmflr boarded| opyriet, 1923, by The McClure Newspaper Syndioute. HAS HIS ATTENTION CAWED TO CURIOUS NOISES TAKES AS LONG P\S HE ‘POS- SIBLY CAN IN GETTING INTU HIS BATHROBE SAVS TWHO'S THERE'IN VOICE TRIES TO MAKE SOUND STRONG MANLY BUT WHICH: COMES OUT AS A QUAVERY SGQUEAK\ OFFICIAL WELCOME FORLLOYD GEORGE State Department Desig-| nates Undersecretary to Meet Famous Briton. BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE. David Lloyd George will be official- 1y welcomed to the United States in the name of President Coolidge. Wik- liam Phillips, undersecretary of state, been delegated by Secretary Hughes to go to New York on Octo- ber 5 and greet the former British prime minister. Mr. Phillips will go Gown the bay in & revenue cutter and the little Welshman” at has welcome quarantine. Although “L. G.” is wholly without official status and is visiting the ted States and Canada purely as ta private citizen, the American gov- ernment desires to show a becoming - | mark of esteem to the statesman who GES | row Wilson, with whom 3¢ NE for nearly six years was at the head of the British empire. exists in the. case of ‘Mr. au's arrival at New Georges York President Harding on_that | deputized Robert Woods then third assistant secre e, to greet “the Tiger” at qua Will See Wilson. Undersecretary Phillips on jFriday will acquaint Mr. Lloyd George with the desire of President Coolidge and ecretary Hughes to see him in Washington. Saturday. Qctober 36 and 27 The ils of his two-day sojourn are nol yet settled, They are certain to include.a call of respect upon Wi ‘L. G./ one of the big four at Paris Vebsailles, redrew the map of the o1 in the winter of 1918.1519, "OF the members of the Coolidge admin- stration Mr. Lloyd George will prob- MILLER HOM BUILT $4,950 to' $29,500 | | | Wednes 16, 1928, igEs Puts TGS g Jack Frost s First sztt will find your Heating Plant all: ready if we get busy on it right away. The Biggs Engmcermg CO WARREN ¢, B vai0 Yot N N, Good Roof Pamtmg : kind that keeps out vust abeo- lasts for years. Our famous Paint makes a_hand- "Job, ‘too. - Rich, Ted c !_(OONS BOOFING COMPANY _Phone M; Beautiful Floors o Adams for fine floors, Main 143’ n.w. N okol Automatchd Burners —rebullt and sold by the authorized dis- fributor under year's guarantee at gre: sav. Onply limit mber 80 act quiel n.fm.x Service. Toe. 1411 New Yok ave: —play havoe with ROOFS. Phone Main 14 and have us look yeur roof over be- fore they arrive. IRONCLAD Yormerly located at 611 6th st. n.w.: Joredat 407 O st. mw. 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Over 700 Nokol Im in Washing: - Mutual Semce,lnc.— 1411 New York Ave> A precedent | The British_statesman | will be in the Capital on Friday and | THE EVENING; + OFFERS VARIOUS EXPLANATIONS NONE OF WHICH EXPLAIN THE NOISES * AT ALL TRIES TO GIVE BURGLARS WARN- | ING BY ACCIDENTALLY KNOCK= ING OVER A CHAIR. CANT FIND A CHAIR IN THE DARK TO KNOCK OVER. HE AND SEES NO REASON FOR. DELAYING TOO LONG TOR AN ANSWER ably see the most of James J. Davis, Secretary of and brother | Welehman Mr has been i prominently concs the ar- {rangement of the Lloyd George pro- gram throughout the United States. Effect on Politics. Word reaches this writer from an authoritative quarter that “L. G.s” political friends in Great Britain are Lopeful that his prestige as a poli- ticlan will be immensely enhanced by the North American expedition. Men of all yurl!m in the British Isles lare confident “the little Welshman” | is going to Downing street sooner or L supporters are represented as f ng that if Mr, Lloyd George scol a notable pop- ular success in nada and the United States he will return m the house of commons in N viribly greater in stature ical candidate for the prem The imperial conference at London will be in full blast while “L. (. is on this side of the Atlantic. Some British leaders expect Premlier Bald- win to stand or fall by the results of that vital meeting of British minds. If a crisls in the relations heu\enn the dominions and the mo ernment should arise, it is e: ceivable that Lloyd George larity with the Canadians w uld pro- mote his ambitions to return to the helm. He is at his best, like many an American political campaigner, when out on the stump. One of his reasons for going to Canada is to thank that “daughter nation” for its magnificent effort in the world war, when Britan- .nI-A 8 (orlun#n were at stake. G.’s” plans for creating a favor- Unusual Offering In New Homes ‘We Invite Your Inspection Chesapeake St. at 43rd Street Drive out Massachusetts Ave. to Wisconsin, thence to River Road and Chesapeake Il Price, $10,250 Il $1,500 Cash—$90 a Month Come out to see them. ‘We are sure you will agree that they are unusually fine houses. Open From 2 P.M. Untll Dark Allan E. Walk er & Co., Inc. 813 15th St. N.W. Main 2690 [\ f/ '—By GLUYAS WILLIAMS 'WONDERS UNEASILY ‘WHAT HE owner The next time you see a Nokol owner, ask him what he thinks of his Nokol. Ask him what he'd take for it if he couldn’t get another. “You'll find he'll like to ashes. His house was never too warm Or too cold. Ask him and see. “Over 700 Nokol . _Burners in Washington” Mutual Service, Inc. 1411 New York Ave, Mlm 3883 STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢ Ruhr. H question . TUESDAY, ' OCTOBER _2, 1923. LIEUT. W. H. JOHNSON LEAVES SCHOOL CADETS First Lieut. Willlam M. Johnson, infaniry, U. 8. A, has been relicved from duty as assistant professor of | military selence and tactics in the | Washington high schools and assign- ed to the 34th Infantry at Fort Eustis, | Va., it was announced today at the | regards the reparations one in which"the United States is officially disinterested. So he will speak his mind.on it. He is bitterly anti-French on the Ruhr and reparations problems. Lloyd George told Americans that he had before him the experiences of M. Clemenceau, Lord Robert Cecil and the Earl of Birkenhead, as speech- makers in the United States: = As far as lies within his power, “the little Welshman" means to escape the criti- clsm which these statesmen some- times encountered in their contact with our susceptfble nation. War Department. (Copyright, 1923.) | For several years Lieut. Johnson | % {has been connected with ‘the nigh | school' cadet corps. 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Any grade of oil is so finely atomized that it will float in the air. The ELECTRIC SAFETY SWITCH cares for every emergency. The moving parts run in a continuous bath of fresh oil, reducing friction and wear to the minimum. OIL-O-MATIC is built to give maximum service, not to meet competition. Call, Phone or Write for Full Particulars or List Naming Hundreds of Users—NOW! G 2d H Heating Co. Scientific Heating and Plumbing Q 5 RATNLES KNOB LOUDLY, SWALLOWS HARD AND OPENS DOOR- WOULD HAVE DONE I THERE HAD REALLY BEEN ANYONE THERE people have been frankly disclosed to | a few intimate friends in the United States. With them in England, dur- ing the past summer, Mr. Lloyd George discussed his trip in some detall He is determined, ho said, to “keep off thin ice” while in our country— that is to say, he has decided to re- fraln in his public utterances from discussing any question on which he knows opinion in the United States to be divided. Among the controver- slal themes which “L. G.” intends ignoring are the league of nations, the world court, prohibition and can- cellation of allied indebtedness. Of | course, from American friends who know him well, his views on these | issues will not be withheld. But when be is talking with newspaper men or delivering his three or four set| speeches he will avoid religlously tackling toples which might get him into hot water. On one subject Lloyd | George does expect to express him- | self—the French occupation of the, 913.917 Massachusetts Park wasmngton's most exclusive residential section of detach- ed homes. Containing seven million feet of forest-covered land, with six miles of improved streets. Includes what remains of “The Triangle of increasing Values” between Connecticut, Massachusetts and Cathedral avenues (Woodley Rd.). Over five million feet of land sold. Over 130 homes from $15,000 to $200,000 built and under con- straction. Wooded villa sites, lots and central and side hall brick homes, with lots from 50 to 115 feet f‘om-—Park Office, 32d and Cathedral Ave. (Woodley Rd.). Middaugh & Shannon, Inc. | Woodward Building, 15th and H Sts. Established 1899 Including Bath, Halls and Bassment RALPH P. GIBSON ul, 14h Bt, N.W. Potomac Night Service—Potomac 1985. Columbla &3 Chevy Chase, Md. $14,500.00 New corner home, containing six large rooms and full tiled bath. with built-in tub: hardwood large open electricity. Many atiractive features. Situated on a large lot, just ome square from Conn. Ave., in one of the best floors fireplace: M. & R. B. WARREN, Realtors 1412 Eye St. N W. What Is the Price of Coal Today? The only people who are definitely interested in this question, with the exception of coal dealers, are those people who neglected buying their coal this spring when it was cheap. Buy When the Market Is Down You may net be figuring on buying that automobile now, but you can save real money by doing so. s We have slashed the prices on every used car on hand to Cuts from $50 to $200 in price. . In addition we are going to offer each day one SPECIAL'—;( particularly good “CERTIFIED GOLD SEAL USED CAR” at a further reduction only of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Think what this means, and act. The Special will be announced each evening in The Star an} the following morning’s Post, but will not go on sale until 9 o’clock in the morning of the day of announcement. This SPECIAL will not be held for any one—nor sold before the day following the ad. The Specxal for tomorrow is a 1923 HUPMOBILE ROAD- STER, $825, with a ONE-HUNDRED- DOLLAR extra cut from this to the early buyer. \ STERRETI‘ & FLEMING, Inc. Champlain Street at Kalorama Road Branch Used Car Salesroom, 1931 14th Street Open Evenings. Cl1 DRY for the line without a wringer ’ l HE Laun-Dry-Ette has no wringer. 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