Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1924, Page 3

* SureRelief | FOR INDIGESTION 6 BELI-ANS ot water Sure Relief ELL-ANS 25¢ and 75¢ Packages Evervwhers 'FOR RENT Business Property 1326 Eye St. N.W. Large Store Room 25x90 Feet RENT REDUCED $300 Per Month WILL LEASE Hedges & Middleton, Inc. REALTORS 1334 H St. N.W. Franklin 9503 Any Trouble Heating Your House? LAUDS EDUCATION SYSTEM NDISTRE None Better in U. S. for Boys and Girls, James T. Lioyd Says. who Junior a formal en! cilitles for ted in the cent of the persons of age are unable to re THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO TALKS TO MISSISSIPPIANS.| INGREASE OF POLICE | WILL HEAR LECTURE. Kepresentative Wilson on Program of State Society Meeting. T. Webber 'Wilson, Mississippi's youngest representative on Capitol Hill, will be the principal speaker at a meeting of the Mississippl Soclety at the Washington Club, 1701 K street, January 30. N Representative Cliftoh A. Woodrum of Virginia will sing a group of companied on the plano by arl Chindbloom. 3 SALARIES APPROVED Thomas Circle: Citizens, However, Would Not Raise Those Get- ting Over.$2,000. Increase in the pay of policemen and firemen whose present salaries recommended s v {in a resolution adopted last night by the Thomas Circle Citizens' Associa- ¢ | tion. 50-CENT HARD COAL PRICE CUT FORECAST Cold Spell Fails to In- 1 crease Demand. Retail coal dealers of Washington have not been faced with unusual ds for anthracite coal, not- ther for | e ¥s. A leading remain gures pr but within a month a 50-cent drop. are not selling from hand to h, or from dump to consumer, as did last year. They have com- tively full stocks and are able an to pre- night o new plan of the government j13th and 14th streets. 3 Supply Is Plentifal and Bccentl It was proposed that letter boxes should be , increased in number on 14th street between New York ave- nue and M street, since there is an insuficlent number to take care of | the heavy mail there. The association disapproved of a suggestion to widen L street between that place, it was pointed out, was not sufficiently heavy to call for the change. Commissioner Rudolph should ap- point representatives of the citizens' association on his committee to work on the civic betterment plan_he has in mind, it was recommended. Dr. Starr Parsons, president of the association, presid. 5 A ss of Atholl, one of the n who were chosen to parliament in the recent elections in Great Britain, has the distinction of duchess to sit in the being the first & of c ns. Second-Hand Book Bargains DC Each PAUL PEARLMAN 1711 G St. NW. “COLUMBIA PARK - $7,750 ONLY FOR D. O, WEDNESDAY, The traffic at | JANUARY 23, 1924, Post of Engineers to Hold Annual Session Tomorrow. Washington Post, Soclety of American Military Engineers, at its annual meeting tomorrow night at 8§ jorclock in the Interfor Department building auditorium will be enter- Itained by an illustrated talk by Col. C. H. Birdseye of the geological sur- ey. Col. Birdseye will speak on some lunustal experiences in the canyon of the " Colorado river. He led the geological servey party on the haz- ardous expedition through the Grand Canyon last fall. £ s Mrs. Christine Bradley South, daughter of a former governor of Kentucky, is being seriously discuss- ed for the republican nomination for | States senator from that utale' {Unite |mext raise that rent Regretable, but a FACT, that's the Greatest Lesson that you ever have in Real Estate. It should make a Home Owner of you on the spot. With many it does; very many. If you go look about in ; inUR] EITH At 36th and R Sts. N.W. —you’'ll see nearly one hundred families who THOUGHT OUT AND FIG- URED OUT THIS E VER L ASTING RENTING. GOT ONTO IT AND 1319-1321 F Street STORE NEWS s “Fashion Park” and “Stratford” Clothes January 23 8AM. to 6 PM. Overcoats < Your Choice of - Every Winter Overcoat In Our Shop | Marked $40, $50, $60 There are about 350 Coats in this assortment with a | CO-OPERATION SOUGHT. i Boston Woman Will Address Or- goodly number of the $60 grades included. Car you BOUGHT HOMES, ; > : hope to find any such amazing bargains elsewhere? - AND WHY NOT? T2 L StONWL R N _ SPECIAL NOTICES. New Sides on Your Cars -will enable vou to drive in/ greater comiort. We make| tops. sides. cte., reasonably. R. 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