Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1924, Page 20

REAL ESTATE. KILLED CHUM, HID [ s e RAPPED BY COAL UNION Stone, Head of Engineers, Accused of Being Opposed to United ’ Mine Workers. By the Assoctated Press. CLEVELAND, Ohio, November §.—A the Coal River , of which Warren S. Stone, Brotherhood of Loco- Confess Accidental Shooting l. 1o Police After Sticking [ to Story 10 Days. America in West Virgin " was unanimousy adopted by Ceveland Federation of Labor last By the Associated Press. 2 A NEW YORK, November 8-—Four|n The resolution urges every af- - |filiated body to petition g boys confessed that they P D e ohares “Ernoer | meet with offlclals of the miners and Sehwer, jr. 13, after he was acci- (980 a union . : dentally shot amd Killed by a gun| A communication from Mr. Stone Sith which they were playing ten|$8id he would be willing to meet a days ago. After two of them had|Committec of the international board Teen trapped in contradictory stories |f the miners, but that he would not last night, the four boys broke down t they should do and led detectives to an ash dump in Richmond Hill, Queens, where the Tody of the Schwer boy was found under a pile of brush with a bullet Tiole in his temple. During ten days, while mbers ¢ ommittee said that cated he would not agree to the or- ganization of th. police. inee-t}) 1SS JUDGEiDISQUALiFIES THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, STU[]EN]'S fllscuss CHARGES GROSS FRAUD IN BURTON ELECTION Defeated Opponent Declares He Has Proof of 40 Cases—Victor Had Huge Majority. By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, Ohio, November 8.— Charges that & and repeated election frauds” cccurred throughout the twenty-second district of Ohio are contained in a formal protest mailed to the clerk of the House of Representatives last night by Albert F. Coyle, defeated independent pro- gressive candidate for Congress, con- By the Associated Press. testing the election of Representa- COLUMBUS, Ohio, November 8.—|tive Theodore E. Burton, Republican. The program of the rural church was| Proof of 40 acts of fraud are in the discussed by the student section of | possession of himself and Robert M the national conference of the Ameri- | Campbell, his campaign manager, can Country Life Association here to- [ Mr. Coyle said. day. The conference, which opened| On the unofficial count Mr. Burton with a meeting at Ohio State Univer- | had a majority of more than 50,000 sity last night, iy to'continue through | in this county. He also had a ma- Tuesda; jority in Lake and Geauga counties. Legrership and Recreational Needs in Rural Parishes Considered. A. Z. Mann bt st. Paul, Minn., cussed selection and training for eadership in rural districts, while Miss Marie Carothers of Plymouth, Ind, spoke on recreational features. Prof. C. E. Lively of Ohio State Uni- versity outlined the problems of the A wife is a person you can teach to drive a car without hugging her, says D |in 1913 received a baronetey. D. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1924. RE AL ESTATE. LADY BOOTH DIES. Wife of Chairman of Cunard Line Expires at Stamford, Conn. NEW YORK, November 8.—Lady Booth, wife of Sir Alfred Booth, chairman of the Cunard line, dled Thursday at Stamford, Conn., it was 3 loarned yesterday. She had been 111 [ PLtocAssocited Press. i only a fv\oY days. Lady Booth was | % " > ovember 8.—Promise born here' 42 years ago, the only a gal contest was foreshadowed daughter of Hdmund Deieht and his | 188t BIEht when Max D. Steuer, attor- first wife, who was Miss Mary Blake, | €Y, Was called to Philadelphia by and a granddaughter of Commodore | }loPe Hampton, film actress, after Homer C. Blake, U. 8. N. She was|8he had receiued notice of discharge married to Sir Alfred 15 years ago. from a musical comedy in which she Since 1910 he has been chairman of the Cunard and associated lines and LEGAL BATTLE FORECAST IN HOPE HAMPTON OUSTER Actress Let Out After Two Weeks’ Trial as Star of Musical Comedy in Philadelphia. weeks' tryout, .preliminary to its opening on Broadway Tuesday Besides her husband and father, Lady Booth leaves her stepmother und half-sister, Miss Julia H. Dwight. more performance in Vhiladelphia to be played, Miss Hampton received notification from Charles B. ham and Martin Beck, e~ The people of the United States spent $620,000,000 during 923 for elec- has played the lead duging its two | It was learned that with only one| the play, which was her first app IMolhers and Parent-Teac ance on legitimate stage, that o yesto Advisi would not be needed for the nding too much ti dusting, sho York opening, and that anot}: ress had been selected to succecd She was told that she would b two weeks' pay. jures no one. As know mare We may reall ay be moro har regrot bacteriojogy. that mis !ful, though we DON’T DUST TOO OFTEN, ’ ¢ HOUSEWIVES WARNED | trom ‘e pers | not been wel sprayed whose manners have trained.” Home Economics Expert Says Moret r is usually more efM- Bacteriology Knowledge Is i LSRR R Needed by Housekeepers. | LIST YOUR RENTED AND VACANT REAL ESTATE WITH J. LEO KOLB By the Associnted Press | ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, November | -honored practice of dust- | Miss A. L. | > economics of Dilling- | producers of | gates to the 923 N. Y. Ave. 1237 Wis. Ave. Main 5027 told dele- | tricity used for illumination purposes. Had they used as much light during any single year prior ‘to the advent of the tungsten fllament lamp the cost of the electricity would have amounted to 50,000,000, A A A AT AT A Kennedy-Bullt Brick Home men, Boy Scouts and Army airplanes gearched for trace of the missing| rural church and discussed the ad- et for e, of, s mseive) SELF IN WHEELER TRIAL | Sttt S o e e i b5 ktory that they had 'x: cies. swamp near his home hunting m m‘fl’;fi;‘;’:‘;'{"."‘}l'I‘E’,"(";{S,"’: g rats. They ever i s 2 0 ope o' clo > LW ks They sveo | Kenyon L. Butterfield, president of the Michigan Agricultural College and also president of the association,'de- livers his annual address. Dr. But- terfield has been president of the as- Mont, November|gociation since its organization, eight | Charles N. Pray|yoars swo himself from|” Re At 629 Lexington Place N.E. . T For Quick Sale At $9,500 It is an event in Northeast real estate circles when one of these Kennedy houses on Lexington Place is offered for sale. This one, at the price, is an obvious bargain. Description—Six large rooms and tile bath; concrete front and double rear porches: equipped with hot-water heat and electricity, and in the very best condition throughout. The terms are reasonable and the price right. Any one who has ever looked for a home in the Northeast should see this A Shade Better WINDOW SHADE O _MATTER WHAT KIND OF \VX\DO\\' fi SHADES YOU DESIRE, W 2 LET US SHOW YOU MATERIALS Court to Take Up Senator’s Case 3 in December—Charged With 1aken to the place where they said 2hey had parted from Schwer and ask- Taking Fee Irregularly. <d which way he had gone. One point- | BY the Associated Pr ed in one direction and the other in iRE the opposite Break Down Under Threat. Then, under threat of arrest, they ®roke down and told the story of ac- DO DDA McConnell of the Metho- ND QUOTE | sitting _In the prosecu-|gist IZpiscopal Church, Chicago, ad- vlon B s ! - Wheeler, who|dressed the opening student confer- cidental shooting Which their two | Misree Co p'e e Rl e it and dsolaned i habtio companions later corroborated. They | for representing a client before | batves by tatorarotin thn e o said that the five of them had gone| pederal department after his election ing before them. He spoke lightly of into the swamp with a rifle they had |, the United States Senate Ufesalt s athodni vaeds Ty eone Dumchiaged) by amall jand that while | i sehator Whaeler's txial will ba held | opurchen: £/ Gootire tHeberatiD: andl taking tu i one of their| December re # Judge tolasserted that ministers were being re- siumber dis gun before he | e Great Falls b = . sgun: befors b ire 13| placed by “salesmen iof religion” and intended to and bullet struck | court Gilbert of [ hrophets were giving away to pro- schwer in the . The boys are| portland. M. Bourquin, | moters bl o & Arthur, 12, and Harold Meighan, 11,| e oid dlbaoan aad et ,""‘e(h;;;‘:,em“';‘“:;m wher brothers; Rotunds, , 12, and | pim: Wheeter 4 Charles Hirschfield, 14 Satire == Terrificd by the though of the pos- cible consequences of the accident the four said they dragged Schwer to the nearby ash dump, pull- ©d his cap over his face, tossed some Dbrush over the body and then con- cocted the tale they stuck to for ten days. SR D I 830 13th St. N.W. | Phone Main 4874 l W. STOEES SAMMONS, Proprietor. ‘The Syrians take the rose as their emblem of immortality. Vm EEEEEEIEJ E:—EIEJEIEIEE Two Fine Georgetown Homes At a Moderate Price Offered for Your Inspection Sunday 3038 Dumbarton Ave. This handsome and livable house has nine rooms, three baths, numerous closets and a complete basement. There are rare black marble mantels and open fireplaces, with new hardwood floors and harmonious and appropriate interior decoration throughout. A special feature is the large and attractive yard, the lot being 60 feet by 110 feet in size. Judge George Montana judge, self from sitting in the case when the action came him last Summier USES BONES IN PLEA. Bayonne Man Seeks to Halt Erec- tion of Standard Oil Tanks. NEW YORK, 1 REDS ARE BALKED Van Buskirk went | 0il Co. in Jersey City today with the jawbone Portuguese Officials Put Ban on! van Buskirk. e alsc also of Van | origin, he declared -Government | He exhibited the hones, which he| authorities, learning that various aid he had picked up i the old | groups of agitators proposed amily buryi grounds at Constable festations to celebrate yesterday | 9 Bayonne, to show that thel had not all been removed, as is | i by the pany, which safety. [ now owns the intends t oil tanks on Buskirks trying DD November 8.-—Percy er the Standard wcery Court | f an ancient > had a femur Buskirk Take the 13th and D St. car to 6th St. and walk a half square north to Lexington Place. 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TO INSPECT: ‘Take 14th St. car, get off at 7th and Kennedy Sts.; or take any 9th St. car and ge! off at Kennedy St. and walk east James Martin Realty Company 721 13th St. NW. Main 2850 In perfect condition and located in the exclusive New Hampshire Avenue Section The plan, while primarily studying homine formal entertaining. —with kitchen, pantry, etc., in the rear. appointed—and spacious sleeping porch. The service quarters are conveniently arranged broker. 1514 K Street Coogmeaet) 1736 and 1738 R Street ™&m5a™ —lends itself splendidly for On the main floor the Living Room and Dining Room are divided by an attractive reception hall—which will link the two rooms upon required occasions On the second floor are the master bedrooms, with two bad-s-—per{ectly On the third floor are four sleeping rooms and bath. Best of vapor heating systems, and built-in two-car garage. The decorations and lighting fixtures are in perfect taste. All openings are screened; and every nook and corner flooded with daylight. They are Homes of Kite construction—and the frice quite unusual for therr type and location. Inspection upon application—in person or through your own Harry A. Kite pione Main Member' Washington Real Estate Board The imposing and modernly equipped. H 4846 Just stop and think that every rent day now you pay OUT. But when you buy one and built for co-operative ownership—into which have been put all the refinements of Main 9770 * luxurious living—plus a won- derful surrounding environ- ment—you'll be enthused over the idea of banishing the wor- ries and entering into the en- joyment of peace and content- ment that only co-operative ownership insures. Young couples—to whom the cares and the responsibili- ties of home and housekeeping are new experiences, are par- ticularly impressed with these Apartments—and this attrac- tive praposition. s A Modest Cash Payment and $58 to $75 per month Including Everything of these apartments you'll PAY IN to your own investment. You'll be buying YOUR home —so ~anged and conducted that operating and main- tenanc. expense as well, is in- cluded in the small payments you will make. Fundamentally this proposi- tion must appeal to sound judgment. But when you con- sider the many advantages— peculiar to these new Cleveland Park Apartments — designed Porter Street is the fourth street bevond the Cleveland Park bridge on Connecticut Ave.—turn west—and it’s just a step to these apartments. The sample is furnished by W. B. Moses and Sons. Ofen for inspection every day—including Sunday—and Sunday evening unt:;1 9 P.M. Telephone Cleveland 2252 and our motor will call for you Edmund J. 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