Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1923, Page 21

COOLIDGE IN FAVR, Says He W|II Have Opposmon REAL ESTATE. IS MOSES' OPINION in Pinchot, Johnson and Lowden. of Mis, young Bob Whi! came to the His sharp nos len, inside. Such 'Reddy Has to Look Elsewhere for a Dinner. There's some oue always ready to profit if he, By m...m’.‘. ot the melghbors he meots along —Iob White. Reddy Fox soon picked up the trail Bob White and the wounded , and so at length he hollow fence post. told him at once that that wounded young Bob White was | Tt THE BEDTIME STORIES creepmg up from Forest and flooded with soft silvery cem as If there there, post crouched, Yet a y blackest patiently dinner. brown walting And a lit mother, And with every more anxious. slipped WuS A more peaceful scene. hing but happine suffering fro from terrible fright. hadow crouche vatched and listened and waited, too. 5 E By Thornton W. Burgess. behind the Green Epitome of Events Including the Green Meadows October z0. light. There never It didn't ossibly be ss and restful | Inside that hollow oung Bob White m wounds and | Outside In_the | Reddy Fox. a Bob White v off a little Bob White, FOREIGN. Chancellor Stresemann takes pow- ers of dictator and defles relchstag. Using the Belglan proposals, entento | tackles reparation problem. State of anarchy grips Duesseldorf. Pillaging spreads to seven cities in Ruhr. Re- tirement of Ambassador Geddes Secies scouted in England. Hosts driven 1ent BNO ETEW |\ 1to fires caused by earthquake in effort to end soviet revolt in Japan. could for tle wi Mr: awa Mrs. Bob ATURDAY liguor ban. drinking officials lead way to dry violations. American Legion holds annual convention in San Francisco. President to end dry stand doubt; will use all powers of government o enforce la Thousands flee floods in Oklahoma. Lloyd George has big day in Chicago. Filipinos demand ab- solute liberty. Mayor Hylan of New York has relapse. Governors' parley begins at West Baden, Ind. Bay staters fight to annul dry law. Slay- ers of Elwell and Dot King declared known by New York police. gun on 1,100 New York saloons. President Coolidge pledges to uphold Wood's rule in Philippines. Tax re- vision seen as the major 1924 issue. Borah backs Smoot plan for tax re- duction. Lloyd George suggests Hughes reparation plan be adopted; also urges audit for Germany. Engi- york of sian- War be- ! OCTOBER Pinchot _declares that | thinking power. 1 20, 1923. REAL ESTATE. are cons they said Faccenda, who witne Phi with year-old Emma Dickson more than a | month ago, continued checking up to- day on the statements alleged to ha been made by Ernesto Faccenda im- plicating four men said to be mem- bers of a theatrical troupe which was | with the ,The au ey ntls It o | he told them ihe four men, playing in Atlantic City when the | o told thewm the Tou girl disappeared on September 13 icic Although they expressed the belief that these men were responsible for | Miss Dickson's death the authorities | said no arrests were imminent, and | that none would be made until afte y | thorough investigation. The eu | however, are known to the poli Court authorizes re- ceivers to close Casualty Hospital. Prominent persons attend auction at former Harding dwelling. Repub- ticins plan _great club in pital. ¥our city policemen face thirteen | charges by United States dry agents. Freak-sized bottle for milk banned. Two colored policemen shot by gang. Sherrill will go to Congress to seek | to end Monument peril. District may | get million Increase in budget amount. Ballou defends five-hour school day. Sixty-seven to lose places in internal revenue bureau. Reclassification trou- bles lald to section 6 of the act. fifteen beats mother with club. € ence A. Aspinwall and Tracy L. fords named receivers for Casualty | Hospital. Gasoline cut 2 cents per gallon. Move to oust married teach- ers from schools. Gen. Anton Stephan becomes commander of 29th Division. Quest still is on for Cabin John's hid- a. murder in charged also was eald to have , are being made, other gir! been attad 1323-1325 Longfellow St. N.W. neers accuse Secretary der in dismissal of too useful to says Edison. Prohibition is governors' par! pledges full c: fdge. Judse Moore quits Masonic councll following ob-! ot e Al Siint 5| GIRL'S DEATH STILL MYSTIFIES POLICE speclal board for Army 3 | DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. | Authorities Checking Up on State- ments Implicating Four Men Bureau of eng; of Theatrical Troupe. a disappointment! asure. Recelvers plead to with rage. He hated that wise in the ways of Reddy Publle Utili- . did not go to the suffering which, of course, youne Bob Whits despite the longing cans Fodli 3 o, Jc o lin her hear ¢ wounded youn, very foolish thing to do. He tabk .y vwnite: remsmen Hale . SiaE long sniff, and his mouth watered ac|ny was. | He knew that no aras iams the scent of that young Bob White | Reddy Fox grew hungrier and haw: | just beyond his reach tickled his no f':""lfl‘nA;tnl1i‘l"l;” mml»“up his mind ! He ed as he t the end of WY yiasting time. If | tax colonies to provide empire de- hat old fence post w s cla ) or sewhel o n ot to hia Fest snd mtole wway sothe | Propasss to rush troops as Saxony re. s obey. Claim that France {But he didn't go xo softly that Mré. |iecs 19 T . [Hob White did ot inow it oAt Mrs. | loses billions by unbusinessilke han Ll pnay | dling of & by French adminis- g iy (Copyright, 18 | tration. Gen. Oglethorpe’s body to ';“;*u'l' ond- ' stay in England, Berlin will oust xon army chief, Gen. von Mueller, ‘BRYAN WARNS Y. M C.A. ommander of the relchswehr in TO KEEP STRICT RULES| Berlin police rout mobs in attacks fomented by reds. Berlin riots en unemployed given free food and fuel. Hunger strikes begun by 12,000 Irish prisoners. United States firms in China ask protection. England may filled Reddy fence post, commitie ; ip through and wes I that he had fo toward President t the republi gn JUST COMPLETED I'wo-story brick, cellar and and mahogany. twely wan & eration of Citizens” Assoclations that treet rallways sell thres tokens for ish 0 CEiEs finished in laundry floor— attic. Entire Cellar—Hot-water heat servant’s clo: instantancous gas heat Large entrance hall, living and dining rooms (oak plete kitchen with large pantry floor—Four bec with closets, complete tiled ba tb and linen Silver-finished electric fixtures, plugs for va Colonial front ar porch alley ouse z plant, First closet fence post heart of Reddy That was el ving and, printing to drop 118 plate printe ses | tder. reclasification wot widely dic | vergent. Police on beats may smoke after midnight. Commissioner Bell admits District is gging in stre ok District omciaig defend eatis mates before bureau of the budget Library and Museum employes to get greatest increase und. i tion act. Commisslioner Rudolph study conditions at jail. W K. & Co. opposes sale of three car tokens for 20 cents. Third dry agent is suspended as probe is continued. Woman i killed in fall in Washing- ton Monument shaft. H B hefmer, manager of ¢ yard to 15-foot by T. W. Bur around to the Then ¢ Open Till 9 P.M. Chas. J. Walker, Owner and Builder 1304 F Street N.W. Or Your Own Broker to strike. NATIONAL. Citlzenship conference at National Capital challenges wets to stand up and fight. Peter B. Kyne denies split with Lloyd George. Gov. Walton ousts h Mef advisers. Hill and Beck rapped b citizenship confer- ence for snd on_prohibition act. sheg Zev derby rec- ord Fight_on Coolldge predicted in Ohlo. Jrws dlsavow Zaugwill speech In Berlin. Weeks | gives Wood cking in Mantla. Citi- zenship parley plans nation-wide drive to educate people 1o respect ens a: British doctors’ union threat- Membership Change by Cleveland Session Ruinous, He Declares. MILLVILLE 2 October ctives, trying to solve the irrounding the mys- death of fifteen- By the Associated Press, CLEVELAND, Ohio, October 20 The question of qualification for ac ership in the id today to be the most im- problem before ths consti-| tutional convention of that organiza- tion. Every other matter, it was un- | derstood, imicably settled In a statement issu sterday, i 1We, dic il i . portant NEW SEMI-DETACHED BRICK HOMES IN A HIGH CLASS DETACHED NEIGHBORHOOD Each House Like a Corner—Side Lawns and Side Lights Six Rooms, Bath and Built-in Garage These homes have all the refinements and af pointments of homes costing double the price. AT A PRICE LESS THAN YOU PAY FOR A HOUSE IN A ROW Inspect and Investigate Our ECONOMICAL PLAN OF PAYMENT—Monthly Payment $79 50 of which vour rent For Sale or Rent Large Building Downtown Have You a House in Commercial Zone? Transform it at small cost and double its value. We show you how. Carl W. Markham Main 3934 410 Bond Bldg. Window Shades For Your New Home Don't make the mistake of putting cheap, inferior shades to vour windows. Consult us about pericct - fitting, factory - made Shades in any color you may designate. Factory price a OUTSIDE 4 Washington, TADOW persuade r 3 to stand IN_ THE CRoUCIED RELDY examined t old fence post. might be which he could dig open. « 4 ehing with He couldn't | That_young from him as ot ongressional dis- noped | he ntinued, \‘m nt’ 11 it lowe M Suitable for Warehouse or in could. proposed > resolution 3 f\)r th Light Manufacturing Description — Three- and basement brick heavy construction. ou save $59.75. These W tha tind 1 his teet 1 story afford to lose 1ily 817-831 Quackenbos Street N.W. Take 9th St. cars to Georgia Ave. and Rittenhouse St., one square east to 9th Street and one square south to homes. Open for Inspection Charles M. Wallingsford James A. Connor (Builders and Owners) 1036 Woodward Building Telephone, Main 2990 n you s will rent of hom 1t 890 per semi-fireproof Wide alley Well lighted rooms throughout. Elec- tric freight elevator. Steam heat. About 25,000 square feet For Information Apply to had not found the political elther that side and rear. mothe Reddy knows A think seems en very badly dealt. Micans.” situction i with by th r me to do” sald he | s to hide close by. Mrs, | 't be able to stay away | ounded youngster very | MAY MODERNIZEARMY fom. i ATR} papers report t sion 'nmr-d government's 1 o n of the Argentine army. The senate, however, 1S said to have 160000000 gold the expenditu a proposed by the R D “Reddy f n.'ruuvm in the blackes close to prepared to w ame out and little ttened hi Waggaman & Brawner, Inc. Franklin 7485 732 17th St. N.W. and stars with government, T, Speculators, Investigate! Valuable Corner, First Commercial Zone 1242 M St., 1165 and 1167 19th St. N.W. 3 Fine Brick Buildings Can be remodeled to show wonderful profit on the investment. These properties, priced at $45,000, are sac- rificed to settle an estatc. NO LEASES. TERMS TO SUIT. o Wesley 4 SCLD—2 LEFT Heights 324 to 336 Adams St. N.E. Tapestry brick O rooms, tile bath natural We Advise Quick Action There’s nothing in or around Washington to compare in beauty and residential attractiveness with Wesley Heights —A Miller-Built Community— Flectric lights T T Hot-water heat Hardwood floors 216 Commerce and Savings Front. two rear porches Bldg. Main 3308 “Deep lots ({1l Easy Terms Open Daily and Sunday Until 9 P.M. CLARKE & JOHNSON CO., 923 12th Street N.W. Main 2352 or Adams 1627. w SLEY HEIGHTS is being built upon a plan that protects you as a buyer of a home. No speculative mtnrefis will be allowed to enter the limits of t community. For that reason no lots are for sale. Only Homes may be bought—Miller- built Homes that are all of the standard we have given reputation to in Washington. E'VE put Miller quality into these Homes— from foundation to roof they are built of the best—and by the best craftsmanship. Hardwood floors throughout; best- of hot-water heating system; with Pittsburg Instantaneous heater; the plumbing and bath and water fixtures e Standard Sanitary Company electric fixtures are most outlets to attacl ur lamps tically placed. ach Tot to a depth of 150 feet—with Inspect at Any Time Open From 8 A M. to 9 P.M. Jameson-Built Homes 1724 to 1740 E Street S.E. Sample House: 1724 Potomac Avenue of manufa the artistic— m . - . . cture ; HE glory of the woodland is combined with the conveniences of the city here. In Wesley Heights you are only fifteen minutes’ ride from the White House—as close as you want to live to downtown. You cannot picture the beauties—you must come and see them. Inspect these pretty Homes of vary ing attractive designs—center hql!—cn(m"e—l)uw galow. Once you contact the wonderful environ- ment—contemplate the comforts and advantages that Home- ownership and residence will carry with ou']l be thoruuqh]\ convinced of the desira- oining this popular community. and the handy are 50 to and prac- front— and ter ¥ is 75 feet lawns ces and groves surrounding. $55.00 Per Mo. This little is in a good N sink A Community House and a Swimming ool ¢ ture: being provided, and will be 1 wained for 11n pleasure and use of Wesley Heights residents. Close by are tennis courts—and a 1 school one of the best in this section. Sold on Easy Terms Thes. A. Jameson Co. Ask the Man Who Owns One 906 New York Ave. N.W. Main 5526 colonial home \.W. section— convenient to cars and stores, and a bargain. Possession with deed. Davis & Steele 1420 N. Y. Ave. N.W. ling Come and see—that’s the only way to know. Motor out Mass. Ave. extended across Wisconsin Ave. to Jewett Street—which leads directly to Wesley Heights, or Wisconsin Ave. cars to Massachusetts Ave. COMFORT DIGNITY LOCATION Prices of Homes Range From $8,250 up Mount Pleasant —and very attractive terms will be made Real Value Open ior Inspection NEW HOUSES 1729 Irving Street '8 Rooms, 2 Baths—Built-in Garage 2 pantries, 5 porches, attic, cold storage, refngerator, open fireplace, 20-foot paved alley, best material, fine workmanship, strong construction. ~Price and terms rea- sonable. For sale by % ANY BROKER or Thrift Building Co., Owner. Phone Main 768 SURROUNDIN subject is the location of these delightiul homes. '[m y are located just twenty-two minutes from 15th street and New York Avenue, the actual running time of the 14th street \ar\. which is admitted to be the peer of Washington car line I'he n Inspect any time—a representative is always on the ground. But should reservations are being made rapidly. W. C. and A. N. Miller Builders and Realtors 1119 Seventeenth Street you promptiy Within a radius of irom one to four blocks are contained a shopping center at 14th and Kennedy streets, a drug store, the West School, which is probably the most desirable public school in the Ilutan a Lutheran and an Episcopal church. Sixteenth street the city’s popular motor thoroughfare and two entrances to famous Rock Creek Park and further south in the Park Road section will be found a first-class market, two banks, churches of nearly all denominations and retail shops where may be purchased most any- thing from necessities to luxuries. Inspection of thése homes should not be postponed. The 14th street car will bring you quickly and comfortably to Ingraham street. The property is half a block west. Open until 9 P.M. C. H. GALLIHER 814 Thirteenth Street N.W. Main 2404 OR YOUR BROKER In this space tomorrow we tell of the surroundings. Phone Main 1790 Wesley Heights