Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1925, Page 13

BETTER POLICING ASKED BY CITIZENS Precinct Station Sought Cathedral Heights Sec- tion in 1925. Residents in the Cathedral Heights president e police protec: 0 men ht and Tenley today I ampton, of the body qu flon the conserv sund neces wn a sub- o for the command men for HUGHES NAMED 'GUARDIAN DESPITE PROTEST FILED Novelist Attacked as Atheist to Prevent Appointment as Joint Custodian of Minor’s Interests. By the Asso s “an atheist trol the edu- d to preve: s today a: Lucile ¥ o®flms, Who dred’ here a “protect them from their een divorced by Tt ol T TG b T Biggest Value in Chevy Chase E Inspect £ 3419 Fessenden St. Today (Just Off Connecticut Ave.) Price Surprisingly Low WM. S. PHILLIPS 1432 K St. N.W. M. 4600 10000} OTTERKRCCEELER G 0 %BUIJIIIII“HIIIHIIII WL TTTHITTNTHTTRR R A Kay Diamond brings speech to timid lips. It thrlls the heart of the "Only Girl"'; and the answer is yes.” Just 50c a week will getit. And you have a Year to pay. Come in before the other fellow does. Watchman Loses Home in Old Rail Coach Lincoln Used Special Dispatch to The Star BALTIMORF ril 17.—For a long time a ¢ idated railroad coach of ancient de Western here, has of Willlam man . Knight, But now somebody has remem bered that it is the coach in which President Lincoln rode 5 battlefiel his famous dedicas much to K be taken to 3 permanently. It will also be r conditioned and decorated for the Sesquicentennial celebration to be held in Philadelphia in 1926. MACHADO PROCLAIMED AS PRESIDENT OF CUBA Elected With De La Rosa by 125 Electoral Votes, Joint Ses- sion Declares. ated Press. President of of Cuba at a joint ses- d House of Rep- will assume office elected by ainst 11 rece! > , Mario ( who tw been pr e republ pote. och H. Crowder, the Ameri- 2 sador, was present at the Joint session of Congress. 5 X Two Sergeants Are Retired. First Sergt. William F. Ordnance Company, Md., and Quarterm: bird, Md Stovall, at Camp Meade, aff Sergt. Joseph Kittl, er Corps, at Camp Hola- ave been placed on the retired list of the Army on account of age. - The largest directly connected elec- operated ice machine in the rld has just been put in commis- Newly Built VlRGlNlA HOMES 6 Room; and Bath Double Constmchon rooms, large lot, !\'\mmf‘nl Small Down Payment Balance Like Rent concrete » 3 M. 4935 “or Drive Over Key Bridse Inquire for Myers' Houses Agent on : Grounds Sunday nd Dbdmingo | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, B, c, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1925, ZONING COMMISSION TO DECIDE 16 CASES Will Hold Tuesday. Apartment Houses on Massa- chusetts Avenue Sought. Session The Zoning Commission wilt hold an executive the District Building Tuesday afternoon, to render decisions on the 16 proposed changes in property designations on which tes. timony was taken yesterday. One of the most interesting cases heard yesterday was whether apart shopld be permitted on n Massachusetts avenue beyond : At the afternoon session there was considerable discussion of whether row hous: two large One was the section bounded by Quackenbos street, Con cord avenue, Madison street and Blair road. The other w rt east, bounded by 3 road, Oklahoma avenue second street, and the K and N streets and Nineteenth be tween K street and Benning road. Another important change consid- ered in the afternoon was to change K street between Sixteenth and Twentieth streets from residential to first commercial. Movxe Dlrector in Lone Role. LOS ANGE April 17.—Eric von Stroheim, motion re director, has terminated I with Metro. Goldwyn-M 1s to produce pictures ind. on Stroheim and offi company an nounced hi the e yesterday. BE ~and more rugged ns for longevity Sarah Johnson of ssed her one hundredth’ birthday anniversary re | cently. GET YOUR FRUIT At Orange Grove 1316 N. Y. Ave. N.W. 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All those who answer this puzzle correct- ly will have chance to draw for orizes. 1st prize, Handsome Diamond Ring 2 and 3 prizes, each a $30.00 Pearl Necklace 4,5 & 6 prizes, each an $18.00 Pearl Necklace 7, 8, 9 and 10 prizes, each choice of Pearl Necklace or Choker Call or Write —for your copy and win a valuable prize. swers must be ih our store by 6 p.m. Monday, and Valuable Prize OPPENHEIMER & SHAH 907 F St. “The Houu of Diamond Bargains” X An- Win a Beautiful —for Children Roman Sandals. In patent leather, kid lined and turn sole. $2.45 Growing Girls’ Cut-out Lace and light vamp. 874 to 11.. 11% to 2% to 8 and Misses” Misses’ and Childr Tan Moccasins—U: sion soles and heels 5to8.... 87 to 11. 1% to 2 Growing Girls’, Misses’ and Children’s One-strap Pumps, with or without big bows on side. Patent or light tan. $1.95 to $3.95 According to Size HIRSH’S Sho% Stores lmwu >29 Formerly $35 to $45 Suits by Sheldon. Which means you’ll like the patterns, the fabrics, the models, the tailoring—297 suits that have been selling for $35, $40 and $45. Tomorrow they’re re- duced to $29. Broken lots, which means your size is not in every pat- tern, but your size is in the group (34 to 42). Spring weight, which means, in Washington, an all-year- round weight. Just 297 left. (First Floor, The Hecht Co.) he Hecht Co. F St.at 7th 500 Pairs Wool Golf Knickers Especially tailored for us by the makers of Sheldon Clothes. Not one pair worth less than $10. Of English and American tweeds, overplaids, homespuns and flannels. Plus Foursand shorter styles. Sizes 28 to 46. Smart beyond words, but they're not be- yond your price. For golf, of course. But apropos, too, for any other outdoor sport. If you once see them you'll never pass up buying a pair or two. The Hecht Co. Sport Shop, 624 F St. ““w