Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1925, Page 3

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Your continucd patre solicited, with th entrusted is ‘respectfully hat any orders e prompt and ican Dairy Si dividend of 3% on th 1 and outst: ¥ = I poscold. e n oo st Restful Sleep of a Child h night, what a difference it would make n _your days. Put_your bedding problems up to we may make you more 3 comfortable renovating the matterss, box spring and pillows BEDELL MFG. CO, 610 E Ma ROOFING—By Koons Slag Roofing, Tinning, Repalr Roof Pamntine.. Solld, diratis wosk pa us— by practical roofars. Cail us up KOONS Eootng 116 4% st. 5. w. Company, Phone, Main 033 7] No. EASURY DEPARTMENT, TRE F COMPTROLLE OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THB Washington, D. C.. May 11, 1925. hy satisfact evidence pre- s 0 Stearns Act] Comptrolle: hereby crtl that “ ok of ashington” fa e Sahincion the: District_of Columbia is authorised 1o commence the business of Banking as pre. $9ded in Section Fifty-one hundred and siziy- f the Revised Statutes of the United " CONVERSION of Northwest Savi Bank of Washington. D G Soles*s main office and one branch, located a_ifl;‘k}’\ the lfim:l? lo!f{é}é‘ City of Seal) Weshmgion, District st Setuoida, L IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. witness my hand and_Seal of this Elevents &y of 'May. 1535 Y. STEARNS, Acting Comptroller of the Carresey. Efficient Service ve us your next order fo tng We Fudrantes satistaction,” Mot HIGH GRADE. BUT NOT HIGH PRICED B!KQ})"S {*.PAMS. EBINERS THINK OF YOUR ROOF Dont walt until bad weather, have it re- TRONCLAD zostne 121 5 non A Million Dollar Printing Plant Give us your next order if you want result-getting printing. . The National Capital Press L 12101212 D ST. N.W. O ASHL TE OF CHANG ON_ WRI 0 ing & Supply Com- ¢ of the Board of Directors v held on the lst day of unanimously passed a reso- that it was advisable to nd thereafter olders of the { upply Company, ulted by daw 16 each and ail of the stock: olders of sald Company. said meeting of he stockholders being held 8t ay of May, A.D. 10: olders of ‘record of resent in_person a8 unanimous 1ve ame of the_ Company LUMRRR & SUPPLY G i d Washington Wrecking & upon giving the notice re- d_all of said stockholders voted in fa such change of name, and, at such meet- . the President and Secretary of said Company were authorized to execute the Becessary certificate to effectuate the change ®f name and file tho same in the office Recorder of Deed s$ary there o. in conformity with such olution, file this certificate of change of ame from Washington Wrecking & Supply Company to Washington Lumber & Supply Compan, .of the Code of Laws in and for the Distric f Columbia, In witness whereof, I, Wil- am Lewis, the President of said Company, d I, George Lewis, the Secrstary of sald Company. under the' corporate se: fhis Sam ey of MR AT THm it TO VISIT 5 5 of My AD: 1555, i €l ot w:‘afiln‘:lnn_ Bigtrict of Cotumbia TELEPHONE eal. LIAN LEWIS, i it GEORGE LEWIS, Secretary. The ahove cer ificate was ackriowledged hefore 'a Notary ublic and_thereatter filed in the office of fhe Recorder of Deeds under date of May 0. 1026 ALEXANDER WOLF, Attomey ny. m 1 0 CATHOLIC. SATURDAY, JUNE 13, " The Peast of St Anthony of Padus will celebrated at the 4,31, ciscan Monaetery. . D o TR Solema ek Mo at 9 ol b le to stoc khold- 512 1ith St to X OMPANY be made, |} in accordance with Section 630-a | & i ! ! | SPANIH PRPARIG TOATIAGK MOORS Will Land 20,000 Men to Drive Tribesmen From Naval Base at Alhucemas. By the Associated Press. FEZ, French Morocco, June 11.—De- cisive action against the invading Rif- flan tribesmen is regarded here as im- minent, due to Spain's intention to land a force, reported to number 20, 000 men, in an attempt to seize the naval base of Alhucemas, now held by the Moors. Abd-el-Krim is expected to oppose the Spanish attack to the utmost, and, apparently in preparation for the en- gagement, he has withdrawn “to the north a number of his best warriors, and has moved other chosen troops toward Adjir, where a council of war is reported to have been held. If these movements are confirmd, it is thought the French will abandon the defensive attitude they have pre. viously observed and assume the of- fensive. Civilians Ordered to Leave. Infiltrations of Yebala and Rhouna tribesmen in the Ouezzan sector re- cently became so serious that the French commander ordered evacua- tion of the civilian population of the town, and this was accomplished amid perfect order. (Ouezzan is in the western zone, near the border of Spanish Morocco.) The infiltrations are checked dur- ing the daytime with cavalry patrols and mobile groups operating between the French posts along the 200-mile front, but the tribesmen are able to slip through under cover of darkness. The Tafrant post has succeeded in repelling a violent attack by the tribesmen. JOINT ACTION DELAYED. Conference at Madrid Is Postponed Several Days. , PARIS, June 11 (#).—A Madrid dispatch to the Havas Agency today said the Franco-Spanish negotiations regarding proposed joint action by those countries against the tribes- men in Morocco, which it had been announced would commence at Mad- rid Monday, would note start until about the middle of the week. The postponement of several days will *|cause the negotlations to commence “under more fatorable conditions, BILL—JACK __RALPH SKILLED PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS Perfectly ground glasses 610 Thirteenth St N. W Between F and G_Sts. Phone Franklin 171 THE ARGONNE 16th and Columbia Rd. Have you seen the Argonne Apartments? Highest and most healthful on 16th St. Unique in modernity, size of rooms, price, etc. Convenient to all cars and bus lines; 24 hours’ efficient service. ARGONNE a NN AN N\ N RESIDENT MANAGER ON PREMISES % \ & \ NRNNNNE WANTED SALES MANAGER For New Homes By PROMINENT HOME BUILDER EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Near 16th In a select neighborhood one square from Colum- bia Road and 16th, near Rock Creek Park, for $7,400 Small Payment and $74 a Month Six delightful rooms and bath, including all up- keep. Ideal Summer and Winter. MerE WARREN 3 g 925 15th St., Main 9770 owing to official curcumstances,” the dispatch said. RIff Attack Formidable. The serlousness of the drive of Abd-el-Krim's tribesmen Ouezzan, in the western zone of French Morocco, hear the border of the Spanish zone, was indicated here today by official information that all women and children had been sent out of Ouezzan. Official dispatches - from French headquarters in Morocco denied, however, that a general evacuation of all Ouezzan civilians had been ordered. HEADS POLICE ACADEMY. NEW YORK, June 11 &)—Wil- liam H. Edwards, former Princeton foot ball captain and collector of in- ternal revenue for the New York dis- trict under President Wilson, today was appointed a special deputy police commissioner and placed in charge of the new police academy. “Big Bill is a good clean-up man,” Commissioper Enright sald, smiling, when he announced the appointment. “He was commissioner of street cleaning under two city administra- tions.” have several clients who are willing to ‘pay ALL CASH —for desirable groups of small houses or stores and other equitably | priced. 1417 K_ Street in your garden. They assure you Summer. We have clude the following: Bright Light Oph elia Oc We have also a quantity of mum plants for sale. A. Gude Good Hope Rd., COLD SHOWER —after one of these tive bath, with its labor-savin built-in tub, and best of all that heat—a SHOWER BATH. device, for but— To Inspect: Take 713 14th St. N.W. BROTHERS ARE KILLED| ®¢ichsteg Members Goming Here IN FIGHT WITH DEPUTY nual meeting of the Interparliamen- Alabama Officer, tary Union here next October will in- Leg, Held Under Bond clude at least 30 members of the reichstag and probably will be head- for the Killing. Shot Through By the Associated Press. OZARK, Ala., June 11.-J. 8. and C. C. Andrews, brothers of Pickney, Ala., were slain in a gun battle with Deputy Sheriff Marvin Willlams of Dale County at Midland City yester- day. Willlams was shot through the leg. Deputy Williams, who has been placed under bond, says that the brothers took him to task because he aided in the arrest of Rob Andrews, another brother, who was wanted in Houston County on a charge of forg- ery. In the shooting that followed J. S."Andrews was killed instantly. C. C. Andrews died later in a Dothan, Ala., hospital. It is easy enough for a man to figure out a plan whereby he may obtain wealth. 1319 N. Y. Ave. JUNE 11, 1925.. ed by former Chancellor Wirth, Presi- dent Coolidge was informed today by Representative Britten of Illinois, an executive officer of the Union. Mr. Britten will sail for Europe Saturday to participate in arranging for the conference. " Columbia Park On 14th St. Car Line rrices, $6,950 v A Cool, Delightful Location High Elevation—Wide Streets—Deep Lots Inspect Tonight 5305 5th St. N.W. (Between Ingraham and Jefferson Sts.) Open Till 9 P.M. D. J. DUNIGAN, Inc. M. 1267 business properties If you have any 500 QUALLED value in new, well con- $5,650 price $50 a month Including all interest and payments on principal such real estate for sale, you will get definite action by communicating with structed brick homes, with oak floors, hot-water heat, eleoctricity and numerous other modern features. Paved alley and BOSS T Business ‘Properties Plant Monthly Blooming Rose Bushes Fifteen Thousand of the best two-year old Rose Bushes ever offered, which must be moved this week. The varieties in- Sensation American Legion * . Columbia Premier Darker Pink Butterfly o Mrs. Aaron Ward Sweethearts For sale at our greenhouses in Anacostia. This week only Sons Co. A REFRESHING awaits every man who possesses one of The New Wonder Homes IN DURIEMH AT 36TH AND R STS. NW. “~ One of the features of these unusual homes is the attrac- Besides all this, six big rooms; double rear porches, won- derful kitchen, open fire-place and every modern helpful home - $10,750 . 'CONVENIENT TERMS “S. & L” Products Sell Rapidly. Better See Them Tonigh:. [SHANNON. & LUCHY) Member of Operative Builders' Association of the D. C. concrete sidewalks. PHELPS Department Main 9300 1417 K Street of many blossoms througout the that chorus day. Red $67.50 Pink $850 Each fine Hydrangea and Chrysanthe- 925 Fifteenth Streeg Phone Main 9770 Anacostia, D. C. scorching days at the office June 11 g BLACK TILE floor, large wonderful antidote for intense 2 Pairs BURLEITH BUS Main 2345 ren-built home buyers. 1319-1321 F Street STORE NEWS “Col. Bogey” Golf Knickers Imported Belgian and Irish Linen $ 2 95 First lot sold on sight. Wired for twice the original order, and they’ve just arrived. Made of imported linen in natural white. Big, roomy cut. Will withstand hard wear and frequent tubbing. Rustproof buckles, securely attached. Sizes 28 to 44. Per pair, $2.95. In white only. In Brown or Black Check White or Natural Self Check 2 Pairs for $7.50. Open till 9 p.m. Third Street Between L and M Streess N.E. BOSS Wb PHELPS HOME OF HOMES Main 9300 “That House 1 Bought” mHERE’S no more gladsome re- frain in America today than of contented War- Join in to- Pick out one of these 6-Room Brick Houses Seventh and Hamlin Sts. N.E. Monthly Price Only $7.975 Cash Each house has six bright rooms, tiled bath, Eng- lish or covered porch, hardwood floors upstairs and down, built-in refrigerator and lot to 15-foot paved alley—and a location health~ fully high, 20 minutes from the Treasury! garage, deep Trolley via N. Capitol St. and Michigan Ave. to Monroe and 7th Sts., then three squares south on 7th to these homes. Evening Phor Col. 5335 and ('Iuv’.wi.ldfi--l 8AM.toGP.M. for $5.50 $3.95 Money-Saving Food Values! Milk-Fed Veal Veal Cutlets . . . Lb., 39c Loin or Rib Chops . Lb., 35¢c Shoulder of Veal . Lb., 15¢ Breast of Veal . Native Beef Chuck Roast . . . Lb.,17¢ Plate Beef . . . . Lb., 10c Shoulder Clod . . Lb., 23c Three-Corner . . Lb.,21c Porterhouse . . . Lb., 39c Siwloie . . - . . Lb,37c Pork Loins . . . Lb., 22c Fresh Hams . . . Lb., 30c Pork Chops cetercas Lb., 32¢ Stewing Fowl . . . Lb., 25¢ Creamery Butter . Lb.,47¢ v4-Lb. Prints Honey Gold Oleo . Lb., 35¢ Smoked Hams . . Lb., 28¢ Smoked Picnics . . Lb., 18¢ B 2 Lb., 12Y%c o v T 23€ GoldDust 5%... . . . 20c Asparagus ";tr T . 37c Rumford Baking su.co $1.09 Beans Emiar. 3 Cans, 25c¢ Clicquot Ginger Ale, 2 for 25¢ Shredded Wheat . Pkg., 10c Krispy Crackers, Large, 2 Pkgs., 19¢ CornFlakes . . . Pkg., 9c Old Dutch Cleanser . Can, 5¢ . Limit, 3 Cans CurticeJams . . . Jar, 22¢ . Lb.,, 9¢ Fancy Potatoes ciiac... Tomatoes . . . Bananas . |Pink Salmon . . Can, 12Y%c |Corned Beef . 1-Lb.Can,23c Treasure | Pineapple Island 2 1/2 Can, 27¢ Van Camp’s Milk, 3 Cans, 28¢ | Morton’s Salt . . Pkg., 9c P&G Soap . . . Cake,4c Lipton’s Tea . . Y Lb., 43c Tomatoes,No.2 Can, 3 for 29¢ MILK 0w 10c SUGAR 1w 6c¢