Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1925, Page 3

The Month of Brides and Roses Brings many calls for extra ice and with the starting up of new homes brings new patrons daily. Many of these new pa- trons are the children of fam- {lies which American Ice has served for more than a genera- tion. Telephone American your needs. the pure ice about which you can be cerlain. . American is American ICE Company BlLL—JACK_.RALPH SK'LLED PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS Perfectly ground B Thia e bW AT Phone Franklin 17 FLAT TIRE? MA!N 500 LEETH BROTHERS mcd Invest Lo In Health 4 and Happiness ’ Visit and admire the handsome new Dutch Colonial home, with its two acres of landscaped grounds, delightfully sit- uated amid palatial es- tates, just north of Chevy “hase. $15,500 Very Good Terms Center-hall plan, three fi delightful bedrooms, two ; complete baths, hard- wood floors throughout, exquisite electric fix- tures, hot-water heat, $ two-car garage and 400- foot frontage on two main boulevards. TO INSPECT CALL ‘ hers N 923 15th St., Main 9770 ‘ Evenings, Cleve. zm:lm‘ e Y N SPECIAL NOTICES. { LT PAINT YOUR HOUSE. TNSIDE oR outside. your own specifications, for et Joas” i ey Bainter i Washington {1 iven the contract immediately: references urnished Address Box 1-4. Star office. 11°* WAHTED——A RETURN LOAD OF FURNI- New York Eniladeiphia or Baly ITH'S TRANSFER AND STOR- i f 1 { i OF FURNITURE TO OR a.. or Balto. S. & S. Trlv\s!‘r (o Frank. 2009. ROOMS PAPERED WITH PDL\LHBOME aper, 4 Harmonella or oatme: 86 o $12: plastering._Columbia ~IF NOU HAVE ANY ATLMENT -rn Ny Teag avsiom for rellel Dr. T, 1Al E 608 B 1 ave. me. Norin 4536 u:n"sm«mm gt M M S.__CARDS, ) msrmr"r’ ood printing. _Mai DIV D NOT] Washington. . 102 To Stockholdess of the Banking Trust & Mortgage. Company: You are hereby notified that at a meeting of the directors of the above named company on this date a cash dividend ox[ 3 ROOFING—BV Koons ReSia%, Reofing. Tinning. ‘,‘.f pairs and | oof Painiing. Solld, dira Dractical roofers. Cail us upi "o~ 2 | Roofing 110 3rd st. 5. w. | Company, _ Phone. Main nsa' TO WHOM IT MAY CONCER Take notice tnat the certificate” ot wate | for taxes of lots 28 and 20, in square 35 e Cheies B Wilieke TR or destroyed and T have applied to the Con issioners of the District fesue 't him. or certificate, T certificate’ from the Sikned same to me GEORGE W, am! Care of George G Gertman. Attorney. an_& Trust Bldg. 1F e orFICE OF ¢ nurrhm.m:k t WashingtoU RRERCY ’1“’ ington. 2 R ritatactony erldinie to the undersigned, it has o appear_that ““The .mhvm ann ank 0f Washington™ e city of Was ington. in the District of Columbia, has com- yifed with all the provisions of 'the Sta b1 the United States. requt Shth hefors an association shall Tzed to commence the business of Banki Now therefors T, tearns, Anfln Complroller of the Gurrency, do-herehycortl in th pro- !’v‘:lud CONVERSION ot Northwe ankof Washington, 9 ] mlm office an lol‘lhd ‘;“ug“ :hu %Im{‘fl. 1 Tashingion, Dlsrict o Orm NY WHER a..y"?" 5458, © o i TEAR] Acting Comptrolier of thl Curr’vi Efficient Service isch s S his Elovents Give us your next order for print. | S ing. We guarantes satisfaction. HIGH GRADE. BUT NOT HIGH PRICED BYRON S. ADAMS, Siyiss, THINK OF YOUR ROOF UNWILLING BRIDE Indian’ Girl’s Mate §uspects His Mother of Plot to Con- trol $1,200,000. By the Associated Press. OMAHA, Nebr., June 10.—An ex- tensive search by Federal, State and civil authorities yesterday failed to disclose any definite trace of Maude Lee Mudd, 16-year-old Indian heiress of Miami, Oklahoma, who was mar- ried yesterday Council Bluffs, Tows, to Earl E. Gordon, white, also of Miami. The girl, with a legal @ght to more than $1,000,000, disappeared from her home May 21 last, after a large amount of litigation involving her fortune, which resulted in the se- lection of William Simms of Vinita, Okla., as the girl's guardian untll she is 21, According to witnesses at the mar- riage ceremony, the girl was accom- panied by her mother, who gave her consent. Mr. Sims is quoted in dispatches as declaring the marriage valid if her mother consented, and this is one rea- son why civil authorities desire to know the truth of the case. State and Federal authorities are checking her disappearance. Thinks Girl Coerced. Alex Mudd, uncle of the girl and reputed millionaire Osage Indian of Skiatook, Okla., near Tulsa, who is here attending the Ak-Sar-Ben horse races, said today he belleved Maude was forced into the marriage by her mother, who thinks her marriage would hasten the girl's inheritance and eliminate the guardian. The Rev. Calhoun, who officiated at the wedding, sald he did not sus- pect anything when the girl's mother gave her consent. He said the bride was seemingly apathetic during the ceremony, while the mother stood with her head bowed. V. J. Wilson, an unidentified member of the party. he said, kept hurrying the ceremony along. e A GOLOMBIAN CABINET SELECTION IS MADE Personnel of New Ministry Be- lieved to Have Popu- lar Approval. By the Assoclated Press. BOGOTA, Colombia, June 10.— President Pedro Nel Ospina yesterday appointed a new cabinet for Colombia. The personnel of the ministry is as follows: Minister of public works, Laureano Gomez. Minister of interior and finance, J. M. Marulanda. Minister of war, Francisco Soranzo. Minister of industry and commerce, Carlos Bravo. Minister of government, Ramon R. Diaga. Minister of foreign affairs, Eduardo Restrepo Saen. Minister of public instruction, Jose L Vernaza. Minister of posts and telegraphs, Carbonell Gonzal. All the new ministers are men of experience, and are belleved to be ;?;lltu:tory to the people of Colom- Consul to Wed Virginia Girl. Special Dispatch to The Star. FREDERICK, Va., June 10.—Miss Butler Bayne Thornton Robinson and Lynn Winterdale Franklin will be married Thursday at the residence of the bride’'s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Robinson. The couple will make their home in Kongkong, China, where the groom is United States consul. I THE EVENING S8TAR, WASHINGTON, BEUEVES HElRESS 4 e Tanaier ent, 5”52 | BANK 'WINS VERDICT [_row e s ] | ANGLEY SERVES REPRESE\TATIVE LA! GLFY $200,000 FIRE HITS BALTIMORE PLANT Packing Operations to Have Start- ed Today, Says Gibbs & Co. Head. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, Md., June 10.—Fire early today caused damage estimated at $200,000 at the packing plant of Gibbs & Cb. on Boston street. The blaze, in the downtown fire danger zone, brought out all of the water front apparatus with four alarms and was subdued after a_two-hour fight, with_the aid of the fireboats Deluge and Torrent. The loss was covered by insurance. Packing operations were to have started today, President John S. Gibbs | said. The firm recently was formed by the consolidation of four packing companies. Diseases of the human eye can be detected in pictures made with a cam- era which photographs the inside of the organ. Cooling Breezes From Rflck C"Eek park Are Ever Present IN ,a Select Your Hame Srte NOW ! Hedges & Middleton, Inc. REALTORS 1412 Eye St. Frank. 9503 | concrete sidewalks. Third 1417 K Street %%%fi%%%%%%%%% EECIALISTS "IN T PIANOLAS AND REPRODUCING PIANOS ™ ©-J DeMOLL e GIVE A— Bab y G rand pl ano TO THE June Bride until bad weather, have it re- | N2 patd IRONCLAD Bwflnt ll?l Blh:l' A Million Dollar Printing Plant Sive us your nest order if you wast result-getting printing. The National Capital Press|9 1210-1212 D ST. N.W. “Cleanliness Is Next to S PR Godliness' Why weaf Dismond Rings bedimmed ;’& m;o:m @irt? Use Jem Kleno: large o3 R. RRIS & CO.. Corper 7th and D Sts. N.W. YOUR DISPOSITION WXLL lE BETTER In the morning it you have b o . |_Have the mattress. box spring and pillows T MAI R . CO Beaytiful New Grands priced from G §\‘,2 \ | ‘\‘,. ) - .- 073 0073 N0 N0 N0 X0 7 N d ~-‘n'f,' SN2 Y \P2. '500 UNBQUALLED value in new, well con- structed brick homes, with oak floors, hot-water heat, electricity and numerous other modern features. Open till 9 p.m. Between L and M Streets N.E. BOSS A6 PHELPS HOME OF HOMES DEMOLL PiaNo G Washington’s AEOLIAN HALL ~ Tivelfth and G Streets $47 5.00 $5,650 price $50 a month Including all interest and payments on principal Paved alley and Street Main 9300 EMMONS 8. SMITH 15 3 4 HOURS IN JAIL Kentucky Representative Says Sentence Result of Misunderstanding. By the Associated Press. PIKESVILLE, Ky., June 10.—Con- gressman John W. Langley, Re- publican, Kentucky, denied today that he was intoxicated yesterday, as charged in a warrant sworn to by Mrs. W. P. Henritizie, and said that his jail sentence of four hours last night was a result of a misunder- standing on his part. Mr. Langley sald he went to Judge J. P. Marrs when he learned that the warrant for him had been issued. Inquiring about the charge, Mr. Langley sald he denied vigorously having been intoxicated and declared that whoever made the charge was a “Uar. Judge Marrs, who is about 75 years old, then fined the Congress- man $10 for contempt of court. “I thought I was talking to the judge In his private office,” Mr. Lang- ley said. “I didn't know we were in_court.” The 10-hour jail sentence followed when Mr. Langley protested against the decision, he said. His physician St Columbia Park On 14th St. Car Line Prices, $6 ’ A Cool, Delightful Location High Elevation—Wide Streets—Deep Lots Inspect Tonight 5303 5th St. NNW. (Between Ingraham and Jefferson su) Open Till 9 P.M. D. J. DUNIGAN, Inc. % L L O T T | 1319 N. Y. Ave. SOLIDITY OF CONSTRUCTION —is the prime impression you will get when you see the handsome STONE and COLONTAL BRICK fronts of THE Closer inspection will advance this impression to convic- tion, as you examine the entire home, with its six large rooms, ultra-modern equipment, double rear porches, etc., astounding of all, the price is but— $10,750 OUR SAFE AND SANE TERMS BETTER NOT PUT OFF! GO THIS EVENING To Inspect: Take Burleith Bus [SHANNON: & LUCHY) Members Operative Builders' Association of the D. C. 713 14th St. NW Plant Monthly Blooming Rose Bushes in your garden. They assure you of many blossoms througout the Summer. We have Fifteen Thousand of the best two-year old Rose Bushes ever offered, which must be moved this week. The varieties in- clude the following: Sensation New Red Crusader Dark Red American Legion Bright Red 3 Columbia Light Pink Premier 'W WONDER HOMES IN DURIETH At 36th and R Sts. N.W. D. - C, "WEDNESDAY, gressman was under medical care, had just been released from & hospital and had a blood pressure of 210. % Judge Marrs released the Congress- man shortly afterward, about 6 hours before the confinement sentence would have expired. TEMPLE BROTHERHOOD RE-ELECTS DR. B. A. BAER Other Officers Are Chosen—Great Growth in Membership to 250 Reported. Dr. Bernard A. Baer was re-elected president of the Temple Brotherhood of the Washington Hebrew Congrega- tion last night, at its first annual meeting at the Eighth Street Temple. Joseph D. Dreyfuss was re-elected vice president. Sylvan Oppenheim was elected sec- retary and A. D. Frank, treasurer. Four new members elected to the board of directors were Harold Ganss, Allan De Ford, Sol. Herzog and Isaac B. Nordlinger. Dr. Baer, who presided, announced a great growth in membership in the last year. The organization, com- posed chiefly of young men of the Hebrew Congregation, but which is open to other youths of the Hebrew faith over 18 years, now has a mem bership of 250. The first cargo of hard molasses recently arrived in the United States in baskets from 950 v M. 1267 etc. Most Main 2345 Darker Pink Butterfly Ophelia Mrs. Aaron Ward Sweethearts For sale at our greenhouses in Anacostia. This week only 50 Each ‘We have also a quanmy of fine Hydrangea and Chryunthe- mum plants for sale. NN W V) Sons Co. A. Gude -FUNE - 10, 1925, * o S . IN. CHECK FEE SUIT Oregon Institution Awarded $17,- 501 Against Federal Re- serve Branch. By the Associated Press. PORTLAND, Oreg., June 10.—A federal jury yesterday awarded to the Brookings State Bank of Brook- ings, Oreg.. a verdict of $1 actual damages and $17,500 punitive dam- ages in the bank’s suit against the Federal Reserve Bank of San Fran- clsco. The Brookings Bank claimed it had suffered from practices of the reserve bank in forcing it to comply with the rule for par collection of checks. The Brookings Bank had been charging a small fee for cashing out- of-townchecks, and when the Fed.| eral Reserve Bank established the system of making no charge for this service a controversy arose between | the Brookings Bank and the reserve institution. | The Federal Reserve Bank attor- | neys indicated that a motion for a| new trial would be filed, and if that | is_refused an aj WANTED SALES MANAGER For New Homes By PROMINENT HOME BUILDER EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Address Box 144-A Star Office al would be taken. |lu MISS FARRELL WINS FIRST| Prizes Awarded in Essay Contest Under K. of C. Auspices. Mary Farrell of Notre Dame Acad- | emy won first prize In the recent es-| say contest conducted In the Crth-| olic schools of the District by Wash- | ington Council, Knights of Columbus, | it was announced at a meeting of the | council last night in Knights of Co- lumbus Hall. The subject of the es. | say was: “The Part Played by Cath olics in the Beginning of the District | of Columbia.’ Other. prize winners were: Marie Angela Hicks of Sacred Heart A Y. second prize; Mary Kane, Cecelia’s Academy, third prize: Mars Louise McPartlin ~of = Dminaculate Academy, fourth prize, and Edni Cipolari of Holy Cross Academy, fifth prize. Glasses Fitted yes Examined Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Phone Main 721 409-410 M O5tl0, MeLachlen Bide. )hComgrk Medical SureRelief | FOR INDIGESTION 6 BELLANS Hot water Sure Relief 25( and 75¢ Packages Evcrywhqm FOR SALE AT ONCE Just OFF 14th Street Priced Right Vacant 1321 IRVING ST. N.W. Open FOR INSPECTION Every Evening This Week 6 to 9 P.M. N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC. 1418 Eye Street N.W. Phones Main 5903-1 REAL ESTATE Apartment Houses A good building well rented on a conservative basis makes an excellent investment. We have several apart- ment houses for sale in good locations with all apartments rented. Some of these buildings can be purchased with $10,000 cash, and will show returns of over 15 net. Business Properties Department Hedges & Middleton, Ine. REALTORS 1412 Eye St.'N.W. Franklin 9503 Location Construction Plan and Price Sold month. These b 24 leet. out; stan construetion, road. Located in service. north on Georgia Takoma. E. BROOKE LEE 52 Bungalows, 24 feet by 32 fect, contain five frooms, bath and three closets; » Iarge sleeping porch and kitchen porch. WIIl paper to suit purchaser. 7i-inch oal floors electric fixtures, with B.X. wiring; Corbin hardware, with cylinder front door Jockas Double siting sad Boges. with DoU0UE peper Gétmees btk Tull Delent otia win cereos floors under entire house, containing furnace, five double-hung windows, laundry trays, inside stair- way from kitchen, and grade entrance to yard. , two squares from street cars and bus. TO INSPECT ‘Walls waterproo’sd and plastered outside. Indadin: main support hy iron beams and columus, concrete sidewalk and macadam KEEP COOL That’s What Thousands of People Are Doing by Driving Up to Sixteenth Street Heights These Sultry Summer Evenings You Can Live On the Heights— Northeast of Walter Reed Hospital and North of Takoma In Year-’Round Comfort and Still Be Close to the City Your Choice of Six Types of Bungalows Built This Spring NOW READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCLUPANCY $6,975 Bungalows ALL IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF WASHINGTON $600 Cash—$65 a Month REAL SHADE TREES—WIDE LOTS No property around Washington is increasing in value as fast as that along 16th Street and Georgia Avenue Extended. This is the most valuable and the most desirable section in which a detached home can still be bought for $6,975—$600 CASH—S$65 a ont porch, 8 feet Modern City water, sewer and electric WE ALSO HAVE LARGER HOUSES AND BUNGA- LOWS UP TO $15,000, BUT NONE BETTER BUILT Drive out 16th Street or Georgia Avenue to Georgia Avenue and the District Line, then Avenue to Silver Spring National Bank, turn east (right) to houses in Blair- Salesmen on Prop;fly Every Day and Evening North Washington Realty Co., Inc. P. BLAIR LEE President ! *Washington City Sales Office 1653 Pa. Ave. NW., Oppoclte State Department, Phone M. 6152 Vice President Sn]ver Sprmg, Col. 9821