Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1924, Page 17

REAL "METHODIST MEN'S CONVENTION OPENS Two-Day Session Starts at Spring- : field, Mass.—Fess and Pinchot to Speak. FAVOR WOMAN PREACHERS “Delegates to Church Conference ESTATE. DEATH CROWNS NEW OIL REFINING DISCOVERY Overwork Kills Inventor Who Found Way of Eliminating Sulphur From Shale. By the Assoclated Press. LONDON, May 10.—A method of eliminating sulphur from shale oil, thus making it available for full lu- bricative and illuminating purposes has been discovered by Prof. Burls, who ha just died apparently from overwork connect with his inves- tigations, according to the Daily Mail THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D..C., 1,500 VOTE TO IGNORE | ARGENTINE STATUTE Merchants and Manufacturers Agree to Disobey Pension Law in Face of Fines. By the Assoctated Press. BUENOS AIRES, May 10.—Fifteen hundred manufacturers and mer- chants, the auspices of the Argentine Indus- trial Union, resolved to disobey the assembled last night under |’ TIED TO TREE, BEATEN AND LEFT UNCONSCIOUS North Carolina Merchant Makes Way Home on Reviving and Tells of Seizure by Mob. Dy the Associated Press MAXTON, N. €, May 10.—Fred Marron, a merchant, was foreibly placed in an automobile here Thurs- day night by a party of men, carrnd nd later ing to a He is under SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1924. CLAIMS 425 DELEGATES FAVORABLE TO McADOO Rockwell Says.158 More Added in Past Ten Days—Ends Ten-Day Eastern Trip. By the Associsted Press. CHICAGO, May 10.—A total of delegates favorable to the candids U. S. INDICTS MEXICANS. Gen. Aguilar and Five Others Face Charges in Texas. red Mr. McAdoo had annex- ed @ new strength of 158 delegates in Gibbs McAdoo for the [the past ten days. presidential was claimed last night in a statemen. by David Ladd Rockwell, chairman of t nomination | Senator Oscar ington Underwood_allowed McAdoo to win North twenty-four delegates by default, the he McAdoo for President committee, [ statement said, adding that the Dem- upon his.return from a ten-day east- |ocratic tate convention of indorsed Mr, claiming Texas' forty delegates, South Carolina this week added Wonderfully Charming Homes REAL ESTATE. 17 The forces of [eighteen delegates ‘Wash- McAdoo and | Democrats, The to the McAdoo X 4 | column, the statement declared, add- Carolina's| ing that in California he carried every county and secured twenty-six dolegates, while on the same day hix candidacy wa indorsed by Oklahoma Connecticut Kation of sixteen members was torm- “friendly to Mr. McAdoo.” dele- —4 and 5 Rooms— All ready for you to move right in and commence keeping House—in your way. Take into considera- tion the many modern conveniences and the practical planning and arrangement and you will lose no time in making your Home here. 3110-3128 Newton Street N.E. Just off Rhode Island Avenue in the District of Columbia Approve Privilege. S {mew pension law. They decided that the would neither pay their own , | contributions to the pension fund nor collect from employes contributions, | & s called for under the terms of the|informed them that he ! law. of the size requested, he Their action was taken on the eve ately seized by the ina mobile, where one ants struck him on the He had been employed for vears by N ANTONTO, May 10.—Gen. the governm ido Aguilal of the late President five thers have been indicted by & United d with in_the xpedition is supposed alled from the k of the Method ference, the tion will morrow requirement Bishop Francis J. McConnell of Pitts-| 'ns burgh will speak this afternoon on |his re “Education and Christian Experience,” | ! whereby he ulphur 1 1 per : povernment's ates amilitary Aguilar no Mexico heading t army_in Southern Me bout his «.| The others indicted were: Rubin p {| Viscarra, former president of the Chamber of Deputies of Mexico 1 andl to-t1ohE B i hutow the standing the fact that tistied “with this, he continued meeting began it became known that despite President D'Alvear had signed a de- ing this date. Announce: president’s decision was "I I’ 3 coldly received. 1ehot The ol World Situation.” atn, - When virtually e, oAl Tonight there will be addresses by bed e Mdibelosed the forth that it i ¥ thes SV proved applicable | oran A1 N Dr. George El 4 etics le, vs the paper, petitioned one the Methodist Review, on e M s rurces of valuable oil | yntil it can be rep |l\d |I\tl a new ter and Modern W 3 one sul Bishop 1d Hugh .| o t coincides with a| The pe A Mass., on “Relig p 1 development | sion A Senator ¥ P in extract- | p Pennsylvan at Fushun, Jones and Fred B. Fisher ar 1o speak tomorrow Women May Preach. “Eventually—why not now? member of Congress a delegate_at the Methodist I s petition to President General Conference, | © i inst the exclusion of the * for women i under the recently enacted church ation law JAPANESE BAN OPPOSED. nd Sherwood I1xddy. author and lce- |} turer, on “The Challenge of the Present | ulty, managed . himself from his bonds and in charge of the rebel n here for several months. tituted alty for disobeyving the pen- is fine of from 100 to 500 Takoma Park Home Ten Rooms, Two Baths Entirely Remodeled Beautiful Grounds, 75x254 Best, residential section Maple Ave Sewer Water and Gas already in and paid for Cottage and Bungalow types with hot-water heating plants, fully equipped bath, up-to-date kitchens—con- taining all the improvements for which Kite-constructed Homes are justly famed. You won’t find anything to compare with these Homes in Washington. You'll Find the Prices the Most Attractive We’ll Make the Terms Most Satisfactory to You Michigan Park Tl 12th and Michigan Ave. N.E. 4 ¥ i it A neighborhood of en- « Newly decorated throughout hancing value, zoned N St Seor bedroom and and restricted. Individ- ||| BB - - bath. e 4 bedrooms _and ual or group building || ‘ : he - T TRt 00 lots and properly con- 3 s Shade, fruit and garden. structed houses and & Two-car garage. bungalows. Call at 4207 e vurssed oneasy ferms by responible boSer 12th street northeast, or Middaugh & Shannon, Inc. Dupont Circle. Potomac 2200 living _room, torates and deny annual conferences ministry. | Southern Methodist Missionary Board Petitions Coolidge. Open for inspection every day and evening. LILLIE & HENDRICK Specialists in Takoma Park Homes Citizens Bank Building, end of 14th stroet car line in Takoma Park Col. 10182 Adams 4542 Our office representative is on the premises. Built, owned and for sale by Harry A. Kite ation of treaty relations in Rorth and. | connection with the pending immi- n As matters nn\\ stand women may Preach in local pastorates as long the voluntary contract he Phone Main 4846 of (hmr conferences. four years women have 10 occupy local pastorate ont ordination and its cc ileges. Daniely Says Union Favored. | Approval of two of their recent | 1514 K Street For Sale Owner Leaving City New Home churches, & Southern ¢ whelming maj Most ashford of China., to be the campus of J made by Koh the university the purpc and \\m r reti A “Miller-Built Home” In that most exclusive section of Washington Chevy Chase, D. C. 5032 41st Street I's wholly detached—with green lawns sur- rounding—in a neighborhood of refinement and of effective Homes. The Price Is But, $10,500 And note these extraordinary terms— Only §1,000 Cash—balance in modest monthly amounts “Miller-built” gives it claim to your utmost confidence—because we put into our homes not only advanced ideas of design—but the very best in material and workmanship. The gene | FOR SALE Valuable busigess property on H St s property, 1Sth Fine building Iot for apait- ment house on Park Road Downtown business property, Jocated near three banks. n being completely ren Rental value, $335 month. DESCRIPTION 8 rooms, bath, h.-w. heat, electric lights, deep Wide lot on K St near West- ern Market, in first commercial yard to alley. zone. $50,000 worth of first trust notes_on valuable downtown property to trade-in as a whole or in part on a good property. Open for Inspection Sunday From 2 to 6 P.M. For Terms See Wm. H. Spignul R. E. Co. 1415 Eye St. N.W. Phone M. 3899 EEEC—EEE:EEJEEEI | | Punigan Built | 6 and 8 Rooms Best Exposures A Home of Distinctive Type —Miller - built — which means the best of material, the best of construction and the best of taste in design and finish 2817 Wooc]ley Road (Just West of Wardman Park Hotel) L. W. Groomes 1416 F St. Seven rooms—(four bedrooms)—luxurious bath; hot-water heat: electric lighting: hardwood floors; automatic heater for hot water: lots of closets; win- dows fitted with screens and all openings metal weather-stripped.. Porches front and back. Open for Inspection fl | | @ fl | ! m Ride out Conn. Ave. to Harrison St., west to 41st and south one block. Or by cars on Wis- consin Ave. to Garrison—walking east to 41st St. We have put into this Home those unusual features which luxury craves and llvmg comfort appreclatea It's perfect in every detail—leaving nothing to be desired to attain the utmost 0{ Pflfsonal rcquircmen!. — Center-HaH Hous C=—— All floors are hardwood. The equipment — from plumbing to heating installa- tion—is of the very highest Has no equal for charming natural beauty—to which has been added the consistent design and construction of Miller-built Homes. Eight rooms and two baths. The electric fixtures are most artistic. Decorations are in excellent taste. type. There is a separate Pitts- Large closets, and many of A - < ¢ burgh Heater for hot water. them. Here is one community where exclusiveness will | . be preserved—for every Home within its area will . 1( G —Bric arage be Miller-built. Lots are not for sale—but finished Homes of diversified types—from the dainty bunga- 1f you are looking for a HOME—here it is—ready for occupancy planned as you'd plan it; built as you would order it built. Built-in Garage Around the Corner From Grant Circle Very High Elevation Porches commanding view of entire city Jow or cute cozy cottage to the imposing center- hall Colonial. Every improvement is carried into these Homes —and there are many attractive community features. Your inspection is invited. A representative will show you over Wesley Heights. See 3rd and Webster Sts. Open, lighted, daily and Sunday until 9 P.M. Open for inspection Sunday; and please make critical inspection —for the details will warrant the cl t t To inspect, take Sth St. car marked Soldiers’ Home to 3rd St., or 16th St. fo ant the closest scrutiny. bus marked Iowa Ave. and get off at Webster St. D. J. Dunigan 1319 N. Y. Ave. Phone Main 1267 Motor out Mass. Ave., crossing Wisconsin to Jewett Street—which leads directly to Wesley Heights. By car line leave at Wisconsin and Mass. Aves. It's only a pleasant walk through Jewett Street. W. C. and A. N. Miller Realtors Price—which is moderate—and terms—which are liberal—will be made known to interested parties W. C. and A. N. Miller Realtors 1119 17th St. Main 1790 1119 17th St. - -