Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1924, Page 17

DAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, FEBRUARY 24, 192i—PART 1. BEGIN NEW ATTEMPT ]D'NNER TO BE SHARED ' To Represent Continents at Arts and Letters Associaton Dnner I TO SCALE EVEREST BY FIVE CONTINENTSI ; = From The Saturday Evening Post, Feb. 23 N PACKARD : : G ; : Superior performance, maximum comfort, combined with ) A ! of i 2 ¥ | BN ] 1 the minimum of operating cost and with the utmost dependa- Stories Show Value of Cigarette | -ur: e the uests of tholuter > i S s : et A bility are Packard Six attributes which have made this famous Smoking on Previous Attempt. {ices . banquet at the Packard the outstanding quality Six. Read this experience of z : : Senator Wesley L. Jones of Washington, who owns one: on Way to| Iuteumnonal Association of - Arts and Letters Will Be Host at Annual Gathenng Explorers Leave India Tibet for Journcy Up the Wolld s nglne*l Peak. AWAIT COMING OF SPRING “I feel that you should know of the performance of my P.u kard Six, that T secured from you a little over two years ago. “I drove from Washington, D. C., to Seattle, by way of California leaving here April 9th last. T went into the Yoscmite on the trip 2 made about 5,200 miles. 1 averaged 18%% miles to the gallon of gasolir on the entire trip. From Corning to Redding, California, a distance of fty miles, I made on two ga]lon\ of gasoline; and from Corning to “Seattle, Was gton, something over 759 miles, I averaged 22%; mile to the gallon. . “Leaving Seattle October 13. I drove back to Washington. Going through Wyoming we had very bad roads and had to go much the time in second and sometimes in low. This trip was over 3,800 mile~ and T averaged over 1815 miles to the gallon. From Walla W Washington, to Ontario, Oregon, over the Blue Mountains, I made miles on ten gallons of gasoline. untrics of chief of the 1 T weelk visiting the of the S5 and legations in properly to pre- * the mountain w supplies of clzareties =30 minl o ehresentatives o ! Australla wil] be Lc . in (Iu |nr o of \] ister from Gre 3 i ashit, the mi from it 5 ! Axia, Ty Mirza Husseln Kahn LV © IS SR R K Lortugese their uu,.,nu .‘, . tanoel De ninister from nish South | “Mrs. Jones was with me on the trip and the back of the car wa continents: quite well filled with baggage.” over has been d untain | Burtis - e Coreoran Art Finen | Sehool “VIGTIMS OF DOUBLE \ : MURDER IDENTIFIED‘ { Police Find Woman Slain in Room Was Wife of Man Dead in Snowdrift. i nted Press ), February 23.-—Efforts to sstery in the sluyings of nd woman, tenants of a flat € woman's body was found after the 's body had been dis- covered in ¢ bunk at Argo, L., recover | Tevealed today that they were Mr. . but a positive | r the killings still is lacking. | : investigation at first became rmous volume | cnmeshed in o tangle of confused in order !“.nl:ninh'-l i Duffy was for a t ved to be John Dougherty, want- * murder in Philadelphia, and it the police still were uncer- | 45 to whether he may be Dough- erty. His wife el T itime to 1 the wife of Ja Horton, whom the Duffy’s subleased apartment, but late today was v identified her brother e of Duff, ) breatiimi 1 on the g ia volun- solve the n a man in whicl | 1 = i i of oxyeen. S that ved for a the w fortons Still Minning. i i bullet-riddled was | brosthing L T k @ g g ¢ A W | 1 Ao, L After witchin | sirette and pipe which § isap 1st he chrurette f and found s i et Iying on a divan with tw. o oxide, l||rlwnt:l| her head. Jack Hor- d his wife, who alse oe apartment, ut were tention other thi power i por; 1 wes had to re- the deaths . . ere P 1 instead ned today. but were continued to Tl twn 1iters @ min- | aow for Lurthe investigation. ited ourselves with | tcr Exley, brother of Mrs v This | tifying at the inquest d usiter's death, said she their m 13 d ater she fdentified Duffy's body, Letter Gives Clue. W DOWELL TO FACE TRIAL FOR MURDERS |~ secer civen ctee. Will Not Be Brought First Before '~’°,}“-'"i"ffc¢‘f§rm,_- Commission to Determine Sanity. requested to question the slaying at first was thougiit | the outgrowth of a beer war o Assariatel Pros cost the lives of half TAMPA, Fla., nk MeDow Jroge DL daste (ive prompt winsa Dy the statement wite were slain in l e Duffy wut An intensive S »r the Hortons ISy at{h -y will be able to give pprised n’ much {nformatlon. that Xhu 3 LV Y yBALAND DEMAND 27| OF ITALY WINS POINT Tonight, however, ¢ uncertain whether jeal- imma- tial to me tution or r institutiona! t 2 ! British Premier Prepared to Deal Sympathetically With Rome's Plea for Larger Share. = dic thau | wred Insane. . Mason S \ln Nnoter | B tho Assoctated Press. LONDON, February . 23.—Premier donald has discussed with Mar- della Torretta, the Italian am- the question of 'Hul)"sl aim in Jubaland, the eastern se ved that the premier as-{ the ambassador that the sritish government was prepared to . sympathetic and generou he Italian request for of this land, which ad- sracred mi it 1 want maliland. nent, it is understood, fit’ to dissoclate the | 'lT l)lf = ! matters it u cure of | the former cabinet, whic lstrike a burgain with Ttaly by grant- ng her claims in the former German | territory in Africa in return for the trocession to Greece of the Dode- { canese Tslands, which Italy holds by virtue of the pact of London. » Ttalian view IS that the dis- immu- | position of the islands is_a matter Life means nothing, for | for settlement between Italy and; erably. T wanted to|Gree | 1 dreamed of great- | e S I am i murderer, forced l mething 1 cannot resist. pething I cannot reslat ,CANADA BARS CATTLE, - , FEARING U. S. EPIDEMIC 2 SLAIN 2 WDUNDED Embugo, Result of Koof-l[outh; 'N PROHIB'TION RAID Disease in California, Lists Other Imports. et By the Assoc! ¢d Press, Father and Two Sons With Dry|, OTTAWA, February 23—an em- Agent Among Victims of Kentucky Clash. Wants Cure or Death. ‘nless there is b an Instit ric chair or I am inter yoint only. M trouble. bargo has been pliced on cattle, from the United States by the Dordinion department of agriculture. An out- . break of the hoof and mouth disease {in Alameda county, Calif., (firmed from Washington tods { The order also prohibits import: By the Associated Press o swine, goats, dogs and 3 «f the ilesh or hide r other parts of sus ol hay, straw, fodder or t have begn in’ California, nngon within the two fionths i tely preceding their rell and John lu' , The |effer for entry into Canada. wounded, Roy Littrell, The embargo does not affect ship- gad W, B Taylor, probibition egent. jmenta of cured msats, lard or tallow, | g’ | Greece; Mirzra Husnein Kahn Alal, minister ldlans work to the benefit of ARR(SSTEWINO— Panama; M. Twmados, minister from TNOERINCOD Upper, left to right: Senor Dr. Don Rici J. Alfaro, minister fr Lower, left to rlxhn Yousry Paxha, mi in; D a Lim: z . | abte of the Indtans to estre to eher- Indian Dances Which Corrupt 1,“,“11",;”’,'“,":’,,‘,:“‘ i e COnde""led by Se('relar" Wor eir forefathers, he added, “and {much £00d sy result from 4 proper p.r!wllrul observanc I present and suc mnlnunx 2 Interior Department Head, Replying to Petition ok o stund asuinst cortain ‘llau(- practices which ure From Tribe in New Mexico. Approves n.um{.yv,,.fl.,r. o Aboriginal Dances as « W hole. Donald Mackinnon, high commissioner from Belgtu: m." Interior Secre- ces i3 practically included in the subject adopted . of one hundred of — I+ Motives und interpretations con- monial ancestrs ¥ u - |t veyed by Indian dances are the decid- | lestation L x ing factors, in the eves of Seeretary | tury Wor of the Interior Work, as to whether | volved : al ones, nees | Washington to the tribal dances of American that W mo i Toss | ON| Indian ques or neglect of 1 ty or have rites them unbe- . Secre- tribes performing them Replying to w petition from Tawa Indiun tribe of New Me yesterday askin that it memd mitt 4 ir cerg- Finme Tresty Is S)gned —The king itications of fon concers to his b Seventh Street e Haks & Tampany . The Tuxedo Derby There has been a Hat prescribed espe- cially for wear with Tuxedos. It's silk— with white silk lining —blocked on distine- tive lines. $10.00 Street Ploor The Wide-end Bats A ready-tied Tie in Black Silk—with all the appearance of per- sonal tying—but the convenience of adjust able fastening. Tuxedos —the indispensable— Wherever you find yourself bidden as a guest after sundown you're expected to ap- pear properly groomed—or you’ll be persona non grata. $1.00 Street Floor There’s an art in the designing and making of Tuxedos, however, that calls for discrimi- nating selection. Saks’ tailors are masters of this art. They model true to fashion—but with an interpretation that has individuality *—the secret of good dressing. Tuxedo Waistcoats It’s an achievement, too, worthy of empha- uzmg—that we can feature’ such a produc- $37.50 —for Tuxedo and Trousers— In Black Silk—plain and self-figured—with the precisely proper opening. $8.50 Third Ploor FRICA Eloyr WESLEY L. JONES, United -States Senate, Washington, D. C. November 24, 1923. Nothing that Packard can say of its Six and its Eight can equal the enthusiasm of Packard owners. “Ask the Man Who Owns One” P-W Motors, Connecticut at S Already A Signal Success —is the Verdict for the Wardman Mortgage and Discount Corporation Officers and Directors Harry Wardman President Wardma ident Construction s of over 300 d_ 4,000 i ‘W. Wallace Chiswell President Peoples Mutuai Beneflt . Insurance Co. Director Wardman Mort- Discount Corpora- James D. Hobbs Treawurer N o tion Woodworking Co. Trea urer Wardman Constr: tion Co. Second President - Treasur Wardman _Park Hotel. Second Vice President urer Wardman Discount and Tre Mortgage Corberation. Ezra Gould President Washington Mechanfes Savings Bank. Tregsurcr Racquet Club. Former Vice President Merchants Bank and Trust Co. Former Presi- dent of Dupont Nation Bank. Director Wardman Mortgage & Discount Corporation. Thomas P. Bones' Vice President Ward Construction Co. President Wardman Park Hotel. First Vice Presi- dent Wardman Mortgage & Discount Corporation. Hon. Daniel Thew Wright Former Justice U. S. Su- preme Court of D. C. General Counsel Ward- man Construction, Geoneral Counsel W man Mortgage & count_Corporation. Direc- tor Wardman Mortgage & Discount Corporation. Charles L. Selecman Real Estate Operator. ¥xpert in Real Estate Values. Director Ward- man_Mortgage & -Dis- count Corporation. Hubbert R. Quinter Secretary Wardman Con- stryction Co. Secretary Wardman _Park Hotel. Director Wardman Mort- zage & Discount Corpo- ration. . 1430 K Street You see, we began differently from most kindred companies. There has been none of that usually expensive formation period with us. In fact, before the Wardman Mortgage and Discount Corporation came into corporate existence its field of operations was waiting— and just as fast as your subscriotion money comes in—out it goes—immadiately—into liberal, dividend-earning investment. 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For the present, subscriptions will be ac- cepted for 8%, Preferred Stock at $125.00 per share-mcludmg with each share of Preferred a share of Common'Stock. On the face of it a $12.00 investment—but with possibilities of even better returns. I can confidently counsel investment—be- cause I feel sanguine of surprisingly profitable results. For convenience you can pay for your stock on the basis of $50.00 per share cash—the balance in 30 and' 60 days. A request will bring detailed information. Sincerely, "Harry Wardman Phone, Main 4190