Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1924, Page 21

REAL DANCER AGAIN SUES CORNELIUS WHITNEY Evan Fontaine, Charging Breach of Promise, Names Sun of Mil- lionaire Father of Her Child. April 12—Evan Furrowes Fontaine, New York dancer, « suit in superior court here yes- rday inst Corneljus Vanderbilt Whitney for $1,000,000 damages for sed breach of promise to marry. Whitney, son of Harry Payne Whit- resides in Burli a suburb san came, d is engaged in ¢ been here since neisco, s here. He k er 1, s Fonts 4 san 1 scently ! ¥s, but 1 in i ‘It was ne 3 the suit | in order tain a judgment Whitney is now and wen | Miss dats dusing miliat srnelins Vanderbilt Whi SUIT SECOND OF KIND. tney. jr. Follows Lo: Succession of Charges | ountercharges YORK, April i eisen vesterds s Vane LW the 100 to 400 fe w is the time to buy, GET OUR LIST. Gardiner & Dent, Inc. 1409 L Street N.W. Main 4884 FOR SALE Sixteenth Street Heighis Washington’s choice sub- division. offers many attrac- tions not to be |0Ilnd in any out Sunday, Getz and Mr. Wrenn will meet you at 14th and Alaska Ave. from 2 to 5:30 P.M. ROBERT E. HEATER 410-12 Colorado Building Telephones: { man ESTATE. ELIMINATIONS BEGUN IN REALTORS’ CONTEST With April 19 as the last day in Which entrants may be registered for the national home-tow: test, which has become - of meetin o rds, e contests are being held by | ate boards in number of to determine wh advantage: = | of the Unit. er here in_Jun, | contest for the sil- by the Chi- and now held | Board ttla Creck deker, Border Cit i nd entrants resenting Portland, Ore., and Denver, Col. VON TIRPITZ SEEKS POST. MUNICH, April 12—Admiral von | Tirpitz has announced his candidacy | for a seat in the reichstag upper Bavaria district on the istic party ticket of the navy part of the world wa e for Germany's subma THE EVENING TROTSKY RETURNS TO MOscow OFFICEI Month’s Absence From Duty Ends. Says Bessarabia Issue Will Be Handled Firmly. ; By the Associated Press. MOSCOW, April 12.+Leon Trotsky, soviet) war minister, who has been absent for a long perfod in the Cancasus because of ill health re- turned to Moscow today. Before leaving the southeastern area he in- spected the army of the Caucasus and took part in a party conference at Tiflis, Regarding the Bessarabian situa- tion, Trotsky declared Russia was striving with all means for a pacfic | settlement, but was by no means con- tent to let the situation remain as present. ‘We will never agree that the Bes- 1 er the iron hcel of the he sald in an inter- We will not make war and E to avoid er, does not me beautiful section of the city —give you an opportunity to buy a high class home at a moderate price Cur Terms Are Liberal Exhibit House 212 Webster St. N.W. Open and Lighted Until 9 P.M. Don’t Put Off Seeing Them | To Inspect bus, marked Take 16th St. “lowa Ave. and - Grant Circle,” to Webster St., or 9th St. car, marked “Soldiers’ Home,” to 3rd and Upshur, and walk north to Webster Street. D. J. DUNIGAN 1319 N. Y. Ave. Phone Main 1267- 4 Built—2 Sold delightful nelghhnrhm town district. Beautiful 3243-3249 38th Street N.W These homes possess the individuality and charm desired for this but seldom found in homes at these prices. Av\a\' from the city’s noise, vet within a few minutes’ ride of the down- Hollow Tile Corner, $15,750 Semi-detached Brick, $14,250 d, CLEVELAND PARK « 1deal location, on & paved street, 1 block from bus and car line; hollow tile con- | Features: ({fuciion: in ice box; instantaneous heater: bath with shower and extra lavatory. Complete 3 large bedrooms and inclosed and heated sleeping porch. Plenty of floor plugs and other features. Open Daily and Sunday—9 AM. to 9 P.M. Take Woodley Rogd bus or Wisconsin Ave. car to Wisconsin Ave. and Macomb Sth, and Macomb Sts., or drive out Woodley Road to 38th St., To Inspect: 3 thence north to ‘vhmomb St WM. S. PHILLIPS Main 4600 walk west to large living room, open fireplace; splendid kitchen arrangement, built- l Realtor—Builder 15th St. at K St. N.W. STAR, WASHINGTON (Deacetully. If its efforts are unsSuc- cesstul, however, this will be duc to a desire on thé part of the other side to aggravate u.. situation.” KLAN OFFICIAL HELD. MARATHON, N. Y, April 12.—A man who said he is Robert L. Rice, alleged to be the Cortland district king kleagle of the Knights of the Ku | Klux Klan, and an organizer of that organization from Mississippi, was arraigned here lasy night before Jus- tice A. C° Adanfe on a technical charge of inciting to riot. He was released in bail for further | hearing. | Old Chevy Chase A ‘rare opportunity to purchase an individualy built detached brick home in Section “Two” of Old Chevy Chase, Md Conceded to be the most exdushe and SATURDAY, FIND WOMAN MURDERED. Police Say Mother of Three Chil- dren Had Been Attacked. YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, April 12—The body of Mrs. Elizabeth Stitle, thirty- thrfe, missing since Thursday, was found yesterday in a ravine with the head crushed. ~ Folice said she had been attacked and then murdered. Mrs. Stitle, mother of three chil- dren, had visited a doctor's office Thursday and then gone to a mov- ing pleture show. When she failed to return home her husband, Olf tle, notified police and search w. stituted. School boys foun; Police have no Sti- in- restricted locality of the capital's nationally known suburb. Only One Block East of Conn. Ave. it by all | in Chevy Chase. sets; The lot, trees. Main 9300 The Englis}) Village Overlooking - Washington Sampie Open 1450 I< Sheet An outstanding value at Might. particularly appeal to members of the Che Tapestry brick center hall pla handsome open fireplace; als SPLENDID PORCHES 3321 Cleveland Avenue Sundays to 9 P.M 18 East Brad]ey Lane Wonderful Lot.120x130 This beautiful home property, built for the owner, is comparable to the finest residence ked—assuring its immediate sale. se and Columbia Country Clubs. the pr house; exceptionally doors pa Pittsburg instantane choice electrical fixtures; slate roof; 120x130, is well graded, Ample space for tennis court. Open for hupptllon Gumlm After 2 P.M. BOSS & PHELPS The Home of Homes Members of Washington Real Estate Board v 1417 K St. N.W. Exclusive Agents ELL balanced harmony of design is es- sential to the better type of residence. The owner of an Epglish Village House Daily Home always refinement. large, and the lends a real Home atmosphere. Feil cement;sida:poroli; Wi ing first appearance presented to his guests will be more than borne out by the distinct good taste and quiet luxury evidenced in the interior arrangement and fittings. The HOUSCS These exceptionally well built Homes are constructed along the English lines of architec- ture, reflecting an environment of comfort and Upon entering, one is impressed with the spacious hall and artistic staircase. The living and dining rooms are extremely e APRIL 12, 1924, KNIFE TOSS DECIDES. ‘Witness Tells of Method Used in Stock Buying. . TEXARKANA, Ark., April 12,—The toss of a knife decided for J. R. Cal- houn of Victor, Col., he testified yes- terday in the trial of Pat Marr for nlleged misuse of the mails, whether he snould buy stock in Mays ofl companies “I pitched my knife over my head, and if it stuck up I bought stock and if it fell down I laid off of it,” he sald. | Calhoun said he bought $1,150 worth |of stock. His knife, he said, “stuck ious living room with heating plant is and several feels assured that the charm- cheery fireplace in the former The modern- equipped kitchen is located between the hall and the inclosed breakfast porch. Three large bed chambers, with two tiled baths, are reached by a roomy second-floor hall—while on the third floor there is a pleasant extra room and bath; also a storage attic or trunkroom. The built-in garage is heated. Our representative on the premises will be glad to conduct you through these unusual Homes, and supply any information you may wish concerning them. WKDD]V\*AN MainA190 REAL ESTATE. 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