Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1925, Page 3

There Is a Goad Home at 1353 Kennedy 5t. N.W. For $12,750 VThrériWeste‘m ngh 1S IN BuriETH At 36th and R Sts. N.W. INAUGURAL PLANS MEETING CALLED Galliher Expected to Name Special Chairmen Before Monday Session. THE Romeo as Aulo:st Makes Haste, Only To Land in G&ol[ Shades of Shakespeare! Whether Romeo, of the house of Montague, could 'have made better time had he lived in the days of auto- mobiles is a_question of doubt, but not so with Willlam Romeo, colored, | who was arrested yesterday by Police. man D. M. Bennett and charged with reckless driving. Young Romeo of today knows to his | sorrow that driving fast does not al- ways mean that you reach the goal | terday he would:“hold the fort” STATE GUARD OFFICER FIGHTS OUSTER ORDER Aide Joins Maj. Newlon in Den- ver to Resist “Illegal” Rul- ing of Governor. By the Associated Press. DENVER, January 15.—Capt. A. P. Ardourel, ousted recruit officer of the Colorado National Guard, who was Federal inspector and disbursement offiter of the guard, announced yes- dur- ing the absence of Adjt. Gen. Panl Newlon, who was hotified of his re- moval from office by Gov. Morle Austen to succeed Col. Newlon in his capacity as adjutant general of the National Guard. Newlon declined to give up his office on the ground that the order: for his removal was “illégal” dudhe | reported to the governor that “could not be obeyed.” Capt. Ardourel, it was said, intends to occupy Col. Newlon's office during| | the night hours and while his superior | is away to lunch in the daytime. try,it With 13191321 F Street STORE NEWS “Fashion Park” and “Stratford” Clothes 8 AM. to 6 P.M. Willlam T. Galliher, chairman of the | first, for in his case he reached the inaugural committee, today called a|gaol, and according to Judge McMahon meeting of the full committée of more | will remain there for two long weary than 300 for noon Monday at the New | months. Willard Hotel. Policeman Bennett may have be- In the meantime, it is expected that longed to the ancient house of Capu- Mr. Galliher will announce the ap-|let, for his testimony against Romeo pointment of several chairmen of spe- [ was unstinting. He told the court in cial commfttees, which will have n terms how Romeo sped charge of specific. details of the in-|a th street extended, : { augural cremnies. around 50 miles an hour, half the time When the general committee, which | on one side of the street and half the meets next |time on the other. He related how Romeo narrowly missed hitting a that there will have been developed a | parked auto and how its occupants, .\umme{n( outline of the plans and pro- | who were alighting, had to jump (orl gram for the organization to gst down | their lives. 5 5 to business Ho talled £o leave out of b testic| Jor Srnxamyely: fu: Waskisgtons Appointment of Harry Wardman as | mony that Romeo's wild ride ended By This Company. chairman of the committee on finance [ In a snow bank on Dogwood street, $ Prices and Terms Right HANN Gov.’ Morley has_appointed Think About Cost of Clothing For Next Winter We know, from advances in woolens, that men’s clothing will cost more next Winter. er just cold sliced chicken— try Gulden's with roast chicken, piping hot. You've never known how delicious a roast fowl can be, until you've seasoned it with a spreading of this delect- able condiment. Everybody uses Gulden’s mus- tard for cold cuts and for salad: They're just learning what this standard scasoning does for broiled chops, steak, hot roast beef. " If you haven't found out, try it tonight with whatever you have for dinner. You'll get a new idea of how much food can be relished. ARGONNE 16th and Col. Rd. Several very at- was announced last night, with notice | far away from where fair Juliet lay 8 i 2 that contributions or subscriptions to | sleeping. tractive 4 Sonm e the inaugural fund should be sent to| Romeo. truthful to the last, admitted ception ha“, kitchen Mr. Wardman at the headquarters of | the facts stated by the policeman, and = | the committee at the New Willard. the judge, without fear or reproach and bath apartments, R R from either of the two hauses, decreed . d uil. Con- unfurniched. Reason- These headquarters, offered free by ot able prices. tha Hotels tents of his pocketbook relieved Telephone Col. 4630 and the ne of similar | Romeo of the trouble of deciding and ctivity in many past, sWung| with elow steps he made his way to into full action today, in charge of | the cell. the secretary, Col. ning, who Nes F St. Car Line N. E. Section An overcoat or suit purchased now will be practically new next season, and you effect a saving of ONE-HALF on the over- coat and ONE-THIRD on the suit. ()9, OFF All Send for our leaflet, “How to eat a Steak, and Why." Charles Gulden, Inc., Dept. P. P. 2, Elizabeth Street, New York. JOHN P. AGNEW & CO. 728 14th St. N. W. Main 3068 found a huge pile of correspondence awaiting him this morning. Many telephone inquirfes were also received there, through the hotel central, con- cerning many phases of the inaugura- tion of President Coolidge March 4. Miss Katherine Fenning has been appointed assistant secrefary of the inaugural committes, Ing assumed her duties at headq ters. She is a daughter of Col ning, a recent graduate of Wellesley College and a member of the Wash- ington Chapter, American Institute of Banking. So far as could be learned, it has not been determined how many special committees will be required. Chairman_Galliher conferred yester- IR Q day with President Coolid; it th SEMI-DETACHED |} Wi House, where it was understood BR [(‘K } {OUSF { the President reiterated his desire for as littie pomp as would be fitting for Bath the occasion. | BENEFIT BY INCREASING VALUES wHEN YOU RENT an apartment and the property valuation grows, it does you no good—in fact, you are likely to have your rent raised. U R R i 1 WA But when you turn the same monthly payments into OWNERSHIP OF YOUR OWN APARTMENT HOME you reap the profits! Cleveland Park (CO-OPERATIVE) Ap’t’s 3018-28 PORTER ST. N.W. It was not yet clear to- day how extensive the military display from the States may b Four hundred thousand workers paraded at the opening of thg Inter- national Trades Union Congless in Vienuna. P I 0 eIttt ettt ettt sttt ittt ttttttttetttetttittttttttttttttttetttttttttetttttetettttttttsttttttttttstttostoste b < | Seven large rooms, Large hall, hw.h., concrete basement. CYRUS SIMMONS Main 1023. 1410 H St. N. Fourth SAMPLE APARTMENT PURNISXED Street T P | By W. B. Mosos & Sons | Beyona I O"h- | Open, Lighted and Heated 'Til 9:30 P.M. | Zoo v sl i | Buerance L | 2 Iz 1 &RB. 4 15th St. SPECIAL NOTICES. THE ANNT AL "MEETING OF holders of W. VERY MOTH- ER knows the supreme importance of the start her child gets in life. Good food. admit- tedly, 1s the founda- tion of health =——yet here is a point which escapes the attention of many: (Except “Knit-tex”) The Keeper of the Gate Outside each studio door sits a wearied old door- man, whose vigilance no one may elude, and all who seek a glimpse of their fa- vorites must first gain the consent of one of Movie- land’s “St. Peters.” Doris Denbo tells an interesting story in her “Confessions of a Doorman”; Adele Whitely Fletcher and Gladys Hall talk to Dick Barthelmess in a double interview, il- lustrated by exclusive pic- tures of Mr. and Mrs. Dick and their baby, and aniner, Pres i Corinne Griffith dward, o Direc R appears on the colored. k cover of There’s no guesswork about these discounts. You'll find every coat marked in plain figures at the original selling price. You pay just HALF what it’s marked. D R ED LD a L BC U DEDT Y Special Prices Prevail on Odd Pieces g Furniture ’I’H]S is the new department’s first rednction saf—and as such should merit the at- tention of lovers of distinctive occasional pieces of furniture. New stocks are offered at greatly reduced prices for the occasion. Te’efihune Sets Mayazfne Stands syrwb'ng Stands Easy Chasrs Console Tables (Ufiha]stered) FadeDoks Sewing Stands Book Troughs g:}d;e; :Z;;I:’ 0dd Chairs Lamp Tables Ash Trays Humidors Book Ends Mirrors And many other useful pieces for the home We advise an early inspection 0.J. DeMOLL EMMONS S. SMITH o+ DeMOLL « co.f Twelflh 3 G Streets N.W. Each group includes plenty of the popular “Guard” model— its new lines and extra length make it a great favorite. All $40 Coats . . . . § All $50 Coats $%g All $60 Coats . . . . $3O Every Suit Reduced If the question of QUALITY occurs to you when you read these prices, just remember that our principal lines are “Fashion All $40 Suits $2 6 33 *40 H. CRANFORD, President. Leading authori- ties advocate a QUART of milk a day for growing chil- dren. o There is no substi- tute for Milk. It con- tains all the vital ele- ments — especially when it is Wise Brothers’ Grade “A” Milk —from tuberculin- tested Guernsey cows — richer than ordinary in the con- stituents essential to healthful growth. Phone a trial ctrdver‘. APERED WITH $10.” Plastering OFFIC Company re said meeting, win" b 34 1 twood Tuesdny, Janvary p.m M. WINCHF THE HOME BUILDL i, Ave. N.W earned a reputatiofi for safety and has ne than 5% interest. Ask about it Morris W B AR R A S A e e i e e | The JANUARY 17th MOVIE WEEKLY At all newstands! sx as may properly come . will be Le'd at the office of the Telephone West 183 3204-3208 N 5t. N.W. DON’T DELAY Your Only Chance $6,950 A Dunigan-Built Home Our Terms Will Suit Inspect Tonight—Open Until 9 P.M. 817 Hamil_ton St. N.W. VAL WILSON, & NG, CAFINET MAKING, ling; old furniture made Drices: estimates fornished ORAGE (0., o0 000000000000 0000000000000000000 0000000000000 080 0000000000000 00000000000 0000090000000 000200000000000000000000000000000000 Peter Grogan & Sons Co. ROGAN 817-823 Seventh St. N.W. “Homefurnishers Since 1866” " northeast. Oth_and C sts. sonthwest. MEETING OF THE STOCK- Colmbia” Granite & the purpose of i id Qur January Clearance Sale X AL AN, Offers Remarkable Opportunities For Worth-While Savings Many have waited until after Christmas in order to take advantage of these Clearance Sale reductions. Our stocks in- clude a most pleasing assortment of fine furniture at greatly reduced prices. Nothing added for the privilege of “charging it.” All $50 Suits . . .. 1603 R IDEAS ON SELLING b the PRINTED word—give us your nest printing Job. The Natxo al Capxtal Prcss I\L\' TRE | limington, Del., X $60 Suits . . . 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Have our expert fers put it G Floor Lamps—Many wmdilionl 3 Loy 0 O SR beautitul designs, Square yard. . 69¢ IRONCLAD Roofing 1121 5th n.w.. with silk shades. $15 50 mpeny Phone Main u‘ Special 5 Bedroom Suite—Four pieces, = ha N two-tone walnut Large YOUR X ROOF SAFE? Sewing Cabinets —MaTtha dresser, chifforobe, full vanity Better get in touch with us befe Washington design and bow-end bed. it S Fasl ante Tor wintar lefi, Marked special. §8 50 Special $199.50 OONS e . P-R-IN-T-I-N-G 18336, Marked special, 29(, ered tn maroon.vel- * $95.00 —executed the best we know how— Bl our. Special. 8 Tesults attract attention. Living Room Suite—Hey- SIGELGRADS, SULHOT HISH ERICED. wopd-Wakefield wicker suite. Oscratanie Dl;!l:wrbtr]fifls; PRINTER, a back upholstered in cushions; covered in blue an BYRON S. ADAMS, roovren, B S uod T e Have That ress xfi';ny RENOVATED i . our. Floor sample o fnd Forget That You Are Growng Old Refrigerators—25% off on all For our service phone M. 3621 floor samples. 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