Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1923, Page 18

THE EVENING 'STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1923 oL e, ¥ e SUE MRS, VAN WINKLE s S et | L O eones o hat u.lml as ual T 2 tel {thi ial % :n‘mnrty and imprisoned lln Marshall Morgan, general counsel of telegrams within certain ouse of detention from 11 o'elock p.m. a city. The boy is allotted a certain FOR FALSE ARRESTSIO"""’" & antil 1330 pim. Gotober 6. | amsiatant ¢ numbsr of minutes in which to de- . m“'“'- VAR Winkiy o a0 e liver his message and return to office. s e He claims |night. Mr. For every minute under this number Van Winkle caused him |sistant sol the boy i given credit for saving -;G'"”l Asks $5,000 Damages—Same {0 be arrested on a chargs of keep. |m minute. kewise for every minute ing & disorder! louse. o e he remains away over the allotted Amoynt Asked by Maa on dismiased in Polios yesterday and umber of minutes allowed him’ for a7 bas been blasted, he Similar Charge. Mfldred Taylor, young white' wom- his retu a minute I8 registered jumbly agalnst him as lost. an, yesterday filed suit in the District unngl cht:lml; Bupreme Court to recover $5,000 dam- of whic 10 CREE RGP s HOLONGRRSTHONT s o o for alioged falge arrest, that Mrs. Your Best Friend may appreciate the compliment of being named as your Executor—but is it fair te ;l'ld’lheburdnofyaurbu:inmurab s A better way is to name the Union Trust Company as your Executor and avail your- self of its broad service and complete pre- tection. Your inquiry in regard te this service Frank l(eniu’l 8,047 Minutes Best Mark in Novel Test.. ; TO CO0! ‘WARSHIP, Gets Trip to New York. MMAND . Luke McNamee of the Navy, as just completed 8 two-year de- ¥ it e Attorney Jobn A \ lec] el L, Gommissionsr Rudolph *Re- sppeared for both plaintiffs. ' ¢ H “A dollar saved s a dollar earned.” & ¢ § ha“s Houflds for FirSt ‘: runs the old adage, but to Messenger Chase of Season, =~ |Frank Messina of the Postal Tele- graph Company 8,047 minutes saved i» a record made a__ glorious ew York ell Foresight is a mighty but it won't keep a man stabbed In the back. 1) ood thing, t icisco to assume m being | command of the new battleship Ten- Frank delivered a total of 7,850 from Mrs. Mina Van Winkle, nessee. messages in the last six months. There are 20,000 pr m lieutenant of police, and head of the ists in the United St oumber 1,000 are women. (Across the fiells to the cry of *tallyho,” ‘the sfiembers of ‘the Rock ek Hunt Club launched their first dficial humt of the season this after- About fifty members took part in the hunt, which started from the front of Alrlle, the residence of Ru- dcolph Kauffmann, on Military road. | K& /The hunt staft led, dressed in their familiar “pink.” Commissioner Cuno Rudolph released the hounds. Fol- Iowing the “pack” up the Rock Creek | i valley past Chevy Chase Circle into Maryland, the members of the hunt wel 0 U the many jumps and fences bullt by the club In order to ™ake the chase moro Interesting. We Concern Ourselves We aim to study our cus- tomers’ Footwear needs—from the individual standpoint—to put the right Shoe on every man’s foot. Keep Warm With a 'COZY GLOW You can recall many a morning when the bath- room was too cold for bathing or shaving— many an evening ‘when ' the ready comfolx;t ;‘.:: a ?.u:'::‘:l Brogms i Tan —to mak‘e S:.oe’ buying easy. Cozy Glow woul ve service. P o e s beeznymore than welpome. ~ $10.00 curiag tham. Be prepared next time. Arthur Burt Co., A shape that will "appeal— be comfortable the day through —and that will give the serv- e of the com: ice it should. In other words pany to attend the Magnetic Club dinner to be held in the Astor Hotel, Nows York city Tuesday evening, De- cember 11, - e minute-saving contest is run Qlub for a hunt breakfast. % Successful Men and Women Read “The hunt staff includes George Mul- e, wnip; Winiam Downey, wiie:\ CURRENT OPINION vin C. Hazen, master of the hounds.| mecayse Thev Have Ne Time To Waste AUTOMOBILE RUNS WILD; | WOUESBER NUMBER Now on sace DAMAGING TWO HOUSES | ; N oo Gon il An automobile collided, with & motor \ in‘% S 4 A truck at 10th and H streets northeast z: e - - Testerday afternoon, trossed the side- walk and damaged two bulldings. Calvin Hildebrand, 239 9th street | 1343 F Street Ninth and F Streets N.W. Entrance 909 F Street Outstanding VALUE in Fine Furniture antomoblie, while the truck was driven by Halford Ambush, 613 Gordon avenue ortheast. The automobile first hit the h of the house of Miss L. M. 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