Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1923, Page 3

APCLOGY TENDERED Proose Whistle blind persons in the District may ble to summon police aid ToSummonHelp Unable to sce their way, aided only Regret Expressed for Un- founded Statement Concern- | seeiee. ing Star’s Acts and Motives. | ance by blo: learned tod: in progress be n for aid of the blind | e t which will ther \doptic | to ommit- | £ 4 the zation of | polic: ves issued A ay blow his : aid of al v who Kknow e Washington Post e reduced his, it 2 “cage difficulty ",fi[i};“FREIGHT PLANE ENDS ITS | : u!‘ 11I‘t|v\| | Smimabds ned, to Wyoming Is Crated and Shipped to Coast. f lTon plan should | motive of | the Mellon | | tre tion | hei down forced rding to Howard Reinhi the plane RAPS POLICE METHODS. Mel- = | to mo-| RICHMOND, Va, December 4.—De- > plan. Il claring that the te of how the » obtained a Formerly Stne Hotel | hone Main 8108-8109 | 3. 8 B v $10; cent mors. Ronms ks Math FLAT TIRE? MRS. COOLIDGE WILL JOURNEY ON FREIGHT CAR| on | Aerial Coupe Forced Down in | THE EVENING ATTEND ORATORIO Accepts Box for Singing of “Dawn in the Desert” at Keith’s December 21. | Mrs. Calvin Coolidge has accepted 2 box for the performan ith’ Dawn in the Desert, oratorio by R. Shure, which will be sung December at 12:30. The musle will be sung by the Mount Vernon M. 1y a hundred volce t Keith's tmas Friday, Flora Me- contralto: W. Arthur tenor; B. Louis Goodyes tenor Ho being supported by Announcement N GUSTAVE N PERSON ! Has returncd to Washington and Wishes to| forn 706 13th STR Speciali HAIR ¢ Permanent Hair W HAIR GOODS Phone Franklin 5384 Stove Coal —for immediat also Chestnut, aving delivery; and Pea sizes MAGIC STOVE COAL at $10.00 will cut your heating bills. JohnP. Agnew & Co. 728 14th St. N.W. Main 3068 Church chorus of near- | ed by Mrs. | ] Federation of Churches and will n for the benefit of the Flor- rittenton. Home. A free-will | takén during the the he e offering is to be performance. In addition to the performance at Keith's the oratorio will also be sung at the Mount Vernon Place Metho- dist Iipiscopal Church South the night preceding and Friday night at 8 o'clock. A section on_the main floor of the auditorium is being feserved for invited guests each evening and will be reserved for the et hold- ers until p.m. Composer Well Known. Mr. Shure, the composer of the work, has achieved considerable rec- ognition not only for his writings, 1so for his ability as a director, & been director of the Indiana Society and director of music don College, y, under Dr. r. Felix Draeseke, de Belols ied on post- Liblical | with | which | enten serv FIND OIL NEAR VERA CRUZ. MEXICO . CITY, December 4.—Oil! cred in the Tatima xpan, state of Vera | SWINE BODY ELECTS. De Pew Head of Ohio Again Presi- dent of Association. CHICAGO, December 4. —De Pew Head of Marion, Ohio, was re-elected president of the National Swine As- soclation at a meeting of that or- ganization here yesterday. 1. Barker, Thornton, Ind., was el vice president and G e M. rall, Chicago, was re-elected tre 5. M. Christen, Springfi : F. L. Obenchain, ' Indlanapo! and F. Drury, Jacksonville, Ill were elected new members of the board of directors. All other direc- tors were rerelected. -|STINNES, JR., VISITS W. VA. Son of German Industrialist Sees Charleston Glass Plant. CHARLESTON, W. Va., December +—Hugo Stinnes, jr.. son of the Ger- man industrialist, in company with Adolph Scheld, Berlin bar spent y here visiting the plant of the Libby-Owen Glass Company. sald o be one of the largest of its kind in_the world. My o sion of his visit. rmans_ v tinner gu company's officials. Stinnes refused to discuss the Last night the ts of the You Cannot Appreciate the Many Remington Cash Registers Manufactured by RemingtonCashRegisterCo.Inc. 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Ouly limited number, so act quickly. ual Service, Inc., 1411 New York ave. Muin 3888 NEED PRINTING? Our experience, equipment and loca- tion are all in sour favor. High grade, But ot high priced. PRINTER, BYRON S. ADAMS, FRiNTss, To Buyers of Printing Our Million-Dollar Printing Plan: at your service, The National Capital Press 112101212 D St. N.W. sam- NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN that the annual meeting of the; stockholders of Woodward & Lothrop will be held at the office of the corporation, 11th and F streets northwest, in the city of Washington, District of Co- Jumb’a, on Wednesday, January 2.1924, at 12 m. o'clock, for the election of trustees for the en- suing year, and such other busi- ness as may lawfully come be- fore it.” G. N. EVERETT, Secretary. l 4 1119 Seventeenth Street Washington’s New Park—and cay to the city of Washington for a public park by one of her leading public-spirited citizens, is a part of the was carved—where a Miller-built community is being It is traly the “garden spot” of Washington—and the bestowal of this adjacent tract will make home-owner- ship in Wesley Heights all the more desirable—and val- “Miller built"—and await your selection. W. C. and A. N. Miller Builders and Heights woodland, donated yester- which WESLEY HEIGHTS sale in Wesley Heights unique_designs are being Realtors Phone Main 1790 A royal Christmas present—the ' ARMSTRONG TABLE STOVE Cooks 3 things at.once ' HERE'S sure to be somebody on your Christmas list who * would be delighted to re- ceive this wonderful stove! You need only see it to understand why it is so popu- lar. With it you can prepare a whole meal at the table! Getting breakfast is a quick and easy matter, and every- thing is served deliciously hot, without any tiresome going back and forth to the kitchen, And there is no Other Electrical Suggestions ‘Waffle Irons, $15, $15.75, etc. Curling Iron Sets, $6.75 Coffee Urns, $2250 to $29 Visit Our Toy Dept. Second Floor Electric Tree Lighting Out- fits—Radio Sets—Ives Electric Train Sets and Accessories that instruct while amusing. National Electrical Suppég; 1328-30 NEW YDR_K‘QV}!\NU'E MAIN 6! ) a Charms of Living in an Apartment in Fondon BHall Thirteenth and M Streets Until you have made a -location is ideal—downtown—and yet in an attrac- tive residential environment. walk of F street and yet removed from the noise and bustle of business. . A fireproof building impressive interior. over every minute detail. sign—lobby luxuriously is most select. rented and occupied. fectiveness. 1417 K Street Built with the care we exercise tained at the highest efficiency—and a tenantry that Already over half of the seventy Apartments are . They are small units—but into them has been incorporated everything adding to comfort and con- venience—combined with the most artistic ef- Ranging in Rentals from $55.00 to $65.00 It really is a case for quick decision—because t!le engagements are being made in record-breaking time—due to the advantages offered. Open for inspection every day and evening Boss & Phelps The Home of Homes (Member Washington Real Estate Board) STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUES.I)AY. DECEMBER 4, 1923.' Grand Opera with meals I in London Cafe “Grand Opera may or mflyl not help the diners to forget the monotony of mutton, Brus- sels sprouts and boiled pota- toes while awaiting the com- ing of Spring and a more varied menu,” writes the Lon- don correspondent. There’s no waiting for Spring in Wash- ington—for ice brings vege- tables and fruits from the tropics three thousand miles away, and it is always Spring —when it comes to chicken and other table delicacies. fresh. strawberrics 1l bring them heres for Christmas. /AMERICAN ICE COMPANY personal inspection. The Within five minutes’ of imposing exterior and Entrance of dignified de- furnished—service main- Phone Main 4340 pleasanter way of getting up an informal supper or lunch- eon than with an Armstrong ‘Table Stove. It cooks three things at once, and enough of each for four people. Toasts, boils, fries, steams and broils. Come in and examine this wonderful stove. 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