Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1925, Page 3

‘FLAT TIRE? THE EVENING SureRelief FOR INDIGESTION Hot water Sure Relief 25¢ and 75¢ Packages Evervwhers MAIN 500 ully m)m|‘\|\rd] with rolling ets and pill TONE FUNERAL 2-Family Apartment Nearir;g Completion Mass. Ave. S.E., Between 17th and 18th Sts. S.E. Open for Inspection 2 r., kit. and bath. . $40.00 3 r., kit. and bath. . $45.00 B. F. SAUL CO. 925 15th Street Main 2100 The Argonne 16th & Columbia Rd. N.W. Very of two, kitchen and balcony built-in ser attractive apartments three and four rooms, tion hall, bath Spacious rooms, fixtures, semi-hotel ce, location unexcelled and rentals very reasonable. in and visit rece Come these beautiful apartment units. The Argonne 16th & Columbia Rd. N.W. WANTED LIVE WIRE SALES MANAGER (Experienced Only) NEW HOUSES PROMINENT BUILDER Replies Treated Confidentially Address Box 125-E, Star Office (R T TR 'I|I|I|IIII ?m C st. s.w 1"E. BROWN. GLADIOLL S1 ave 1526 Vermant 19° WANTED—A RETURN LOAD OF FURNI- | ture from New York. Phil: TSMITH'S TRANS AND' STOR: WILL NOT Tk bis * con SERICK W vuqflu:unu mn gther than BOWERS. 1031 fillh o 1WILL ¥OT BE ents contracted by <D MERKEI SAVE GENTLEMAN RESPONSIBLE F( any_one 3 tificate. If it needs repai il it needs_ repairing, !RONCLAD e 5 “Cleanliness Is Next to Godliness” Why wear Diamond Rings bedimmed with and dirt? Use Jem Kleno: large bottle TARRIS & CO.. . Corner 7th and D Sta. N.W. SlagRoofing. Roof Painting practical roofers. KOONS Zxfi Compauy, Consult Us needs. BUT NOT HIGH PRICED BYRON S. ADAMS, FRINTER, GET OUR ESTIMATES! THE MILLION-DOLLAR PRINTING PLANT. The Nattonal Cap:tal Prcss 1210-1212 D ST. Tinning. Rep: Call us up. 110 3rd St. 8. W. Phone. Main 933 nd execution of HIGH GRADE. fortable that you ~Hurry to It at nght s might feel a whole lot better if ox spring. matirese and pillows were BEBEL MRS, 610 B ab. mw, dlam S0zl TR | airs and | Solid, duravle ¥ Work"by Shipping News Arrivals at and Sailings From New York ARRIVED YESTERDAY .Liverpool, July aples. June Vaiparaiso. June rieste. June 3 Trinidad, July Havana. July San_Juan. July Havre, July ‘Southampton. July Bremen, July Piraeus. June 28 Danzig, June 30 TODAY. Sguthampton, July Montevideo, July 23 DUE THURSDAY Santa Marta, July Bermuda. July Santa Marta, July San' Franciseo” June St. Johns, July DUE PRIDAY. Bremen. July Barbados, July SATURDAY Rotterdam. July Antwerp, July PASTOR, INDIVORCE, DEFENDED BY WIFt, —= Mrs. Case Repeats Denial Mate Was Guilty of Misconduct. Stutteart | Bvron | Lituania DUE Homeric Vauban By the Associ CHICAGO, Case repeated tion today her had believed her D. Case, pustor of the Church ‘of Oak Park, proper relations with Leland Testifying for the defense in Albert | Leland’s age suits against two| prominent ishioners who investi-| {zated Ca relations with Nrs ‘llml:xnd after her husband initiated | | divorce proceedings, naming the Mrs. Case admitted her husb: had told her ‘“everything,” but nied the prosecution inference t |the statement implied her husband E\Hl( “He told me everything and I be- | lieved him innocent,” she asserted { stoutly on cross-examination. Leland | | seeks $100,000 damages from two of | his deacons, alleging slander in their [report to the church which figured {in_the divorce suit |, The trial court denied the ‘decree, but the appellate branch reversed the | decision Ruling from the Illinois \Hmvmfl | Court on a petition to stay is: | of the decree is expected tomo v The slander case probably will go | Manc to the jury tonight | — . [ Mexi TRUCK OWNERS TO MAP ASSOCIATION PROGRAM 1;' Group Organized to Protect Rights | Will Ask Modification of Traffic Laws. July 15 under cross-examina denial that she ever husband, Rev. Carl First Baptist | guijlty of im-|America Mrs. Charlotte | Guiana. §ixaola ort. St. George. Prosidens Hayes | Venezuela Silvia | DUE | Yolendam a8 Belgenland g OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILED YESTERDAY Maraval—Barbados SAILED TODAY | Haifu. unchal B RRX & > IR P n, B AT Lhickon bach— Sristobal... SAIL THURSDAY Antwerp ambe.iu—Havre | llnn.u\uln—(‘ape Town Ventana—Bremen Banke: r—Lxmdun Pittaburgh H 11:00 AM 12:00 M Martiniqu 2:00 P M ris—H. 00 AM Motor Vehicle recently formed | of the users of | d the re- atrons, will | a_meeting to “lub tomorrow The Commercial Owners' Associati to protect he right motor transportation here sultant interests of their launch its activities at be held at the City night at 7:45 o'clock Definite plans for the future will be discussed | A committee of the association has | been at work, with the experts, in drafting rec: | designea the against ling 1 s and to provic the mlvsl | ticable methods of Insuring the Pan-America—Rio de Janeiro Homeric—Southampton " . ALUMNI SEEKS FUND Franklin and Marshall Graduates Here to Meet Tonight. Members of the Washington Alumni soctation of Franklin and Marshall College of Lancaster, Pa., will meet tonight at 6:30 dinner in the Cosmos Club to discuss means of aiding in Sat tatety o the publlc from tha 9p. |ratsing $500,00040% e Eancaster ti- | eration of comnercial motor vehicles. | gtitution. J. Franklin Meyer of the s &M | Bureau of Standards will preside at rters of the as- | tonight's meeting, and Frederick stablished in the | Courtney Barber, field oyganizer of i the Traffic | the $500,000 campaign, will instruct Court. This location was selected that | the local alumni in forming hteir com- | the association might expedite cases | mittee and teams. in court involving members’ vehic Franklin and Marshall College is 50 that trucks and busses will not be | the third oldest college in Pennsyl delayed unnecessarily when drivers | vania, founded in 1787, and Benjamin are arrested for minor infractions of | Franklin was one of its earliest and the traffic code. The $500,000 cam- egulation of motor rac- | foremost_patrons. | paign will take place in September in |the Middle Atlantic States, and the important | fund will be used for five new build- Uings, already under construction. One of Poland’s most exports is dried mushrooms. CHAS. SCHWARTZ & OFF REGULAR 1% 1/2 PRICES on Our Entire Stock of GENUINE CTROLAS This is the first time in the history of the Talking Machine business that absolutely new, up-to-date Genuine Victrolas were offered at such drastic reductions. SON DOWN and LOW TERMS Weekly or Monthly to Suit Your Convenience FINISHES All upright and console models included ' “Look for the Schwartz Clock™ AN Thousands of Single Fate RED SEAL RECORDS Records by these artists in. Galli-Carel, Gluck. achmaninof™ McCormack, Caruso, Chals eifetz, Kreisler, Paderews] MSA\ 708 7th.St. and 3123 M St. WHAT WE IT . 1S——I1T- 1St |BOARD TO SELECT | executive; Maj. Carl Spatz and Lieut “|and the third under the Army ‘| entries from France, STAR, WASHINGTON AIR RACE PILOTS Gen. Patrick Arranging for Annual Aviation Meet at Mitchel Field. Maj. Gen. Mason M. Patrick, chiet of the Army Air Service, today ap- pointed a board of four officers to select racing pilots for the annual air meet to be hild this year at Mitchel Fleld, Long Island, N. Y. The racing pilots will be selected from nomina- tions sent in to the office of the chief of Alr Service from the various Air Service fields throughout the country. The board is composed of Brig. Gen. James E. Fechet, assistant chief of the Air Service; Maj. W. G. Kilner, Karl S. Hoag. Board Confronted by Problem. The biggest task before the board | is to select an Army aviator to fly the new high-speed airplane now being built for the Pulitzer race. The rec- ord for this race is held by Lieut. A. J. Willlams eof the naval air station here, who, in 1923, at St. Louls, flew the course at 243.67 miles an hour. The Navy again will be represented in the race by one pilot and plane, but no announcement of the fyer's | name has yet been made. The high-speed “jobs” are under | construction by the Curtis Aeroplane and Motor Co. of Garden City, Long Island, to be paid for jointly by the | Army and Navy. One plan is to leave | the third plane on the ground and | dnlde the two between the Army and | N Another is to give two of the plnnu\ to the Army and one to |h9‘ Navy and after the race to enter them in the Schneider Cup contest at Bal timore the latter part of October, two of them going under the Navy g | is question, however, has not yet been settled, but indications are that in any event the Army will be represent- | in the competition for the sea- | plane trophy of the world against | Great Britain | and Italy. No foreign entries for the high speed land plane race have been re-| Rents Reduced New Apartment 1413 Girard St.N.W. Just a Few Left 2 Rooms, Kitchen, Reception Hall and Bath, $50 and $60. 3 Rooms, Kitchen, Reception Hall and Bath, $72 B. F. SAUL CO. 925 15th St. N.W. Main 2100 “\\\\4\5\\\\“‘\\\\“\ \‘\\\\\\\‘\\‘\"\\\\\S“‘ our hundreds and any man The stock D. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY A Mighty Fine Drink Made 2s Quick as a Wink MINT CUP Crush 12 sprays of mint and 15, " 1925. ceived, but an agreement has been reached among all parties concerned that should one of the European na- tions want to come in at the last minute the regulations will be waived. France, who holds the maximum speed of 278 miles an hour for three | kilometer dash, undoubtedly would enter the plane which made this rec ord if it could conform to the Pulitzer trophy requirements. These include a maximum landing speed of 75 miles an hour, whereas the French plane lands at about 120. VAMPIRE SEEK§ DAMAGES. | s = | “White Cargo” Player Claims| Leading Man Was Too Rough. | SAN FRANCISCO, July 15 (P).— Damages to the extent of $120,000 for alleged wrongs suffered by being dis- missed ‘rom the cast are sought in a suit filed by Edith som. who play ed the vampire role in Thomas | Wilkes' production here of “White Cargo."” Named as defendants are Thomas Wilkes, Richard Tucker, hero of the play, Who is accused of unnecessary physical violence against Miss som in carrying out his role others. of cracked American Ice. Add carbonated water. American is the clean, pure, safe ice to use. It is made of filtered water and delivered in clean wagons in a cleanly way. American ICE Company “He Who Hesitates Is Lost” PROFIT BY THE EXPERIENCE OF OTHERS. LET THAT RENT MONEY PURCHASE ONE OF CAFRITZ LIFETIME HOMES DON'T PUT IT OFF—INSPECT THEM TODAY. Over 200 Homes Now Under Construction. CAFRITZ CONSTRUCTION CO. OWNERS AND BUILDERS OF COMMUNITIES 14th & K Main 9080 D SRS SRR SRS SRR S SRR SRS AR RS AN AN SRR ARE YOU looking for a better HOME for your business? An Opportunity to Secure a Location Rarely Avaslable 915 G St. N.W. (Next to Gibson’s Drug Store) For RENT or SALE This property can be rented in part or as a whole or purchased on a cash payment of $10,000—balance on convenient terms. tan. and J \\\x\\s\\\»\\W\\\m\x\\\\s\s\}\\\\ [ ansass Business Properties Department Hedges & Middleton, Inc. Realtors 1412 Eye St. N.W. m““\‘“\“‘“\“\““\\\\‘\“\Wm Franklin 9503 very Wool Suit In Our Shop Reduced to *20 Many Are $40 Values This simple announcement will be sufficient for of regular customers. They’ll know it means extraordinary bargains. To others we’ll say that these are fine woolens of light and medium weights—all three-piece suits— can find something pleasing here for wear during thése hot months, or for the Fall. is now very complete in models and sizes, but if alterations are necessary we must charge the actual cost of making them. Every Straw Hat Reduced to $1.65 Cbas. Kaufman&Sons 431~433 Seventh St. place in a pitcher with 1 pint| 1 pint of Loganberry juice, the|l juice of a lime and 1 quart of ||| | Living Room ' Bedchamber Kitchen Bath Hall 533-Ft. Floor Space Apartment Home Is Worth? ONESTLY, now, wouldnt your guess ran much higher tha 5.‘,4\ 40—the a al monthly payment requis Especially in a e e conceivable modern comfort and convenie Of course, there’s your share of the monthly operating costs—$8.04. But think how much less this is than you'd pay if buying a house! THERE ARE HUNDREDS- possibly thou sands—OF PEOPLE IN THIS CITY TODAY WHO IN THE FIVE YEARS THEY HAVE OCCUPIED THEIR AF TMENTS WOULD NOW OWN THEM IF THEY HAD BEEN ING THEM ON THE SIMPLE PLAN OFFERED YOU IN WARDMAN’S NEW 1009 CO-OPERATIVE APARTMENTS 55 M STREET York At First Street and New OPEN {venue 9 AM. TO 9 Phone Main 8316 EDMUND J. FLYNN AUTHORITY P.M ON CO-OPERATIVE APARTMENTS 1430 K Street Representing the WARDMAN Organization Main 3 830 NEARLY SOLD OUT Act Quick If You + Want One of These Located in Washington's Beauty Spot b 5th & Ingraham Sts. N.W. The Price Is Only 6,950 - $500 Faslt Is All You Need THE BEST HOME VALUE IN WASHINGTON SEE THEM TONIGHT AND SAVE MONEY Take 14th St. Car These Homes Have marked Takoma to and Kennedy streets, walk one block to houses; or 9th street car to Ingraham street and walk east. ALSO CORNER HOUSE AND GARAGE, $8,250 D. J. DUNIGAN, Inc. 1319 N. Y. Ave. Main ]267 Sth A HUNDRED REASONS Can Be Given for the Wonderful Success of this HOME SECTION HURIETH At 36th and R Sts. N.W. The best PROOF OF VALUE, however— and that is what you are vitally interested in—is that OVER 250 HOMES RE ALREADY SOLD— Sold Before Completion Go Now and See. Prices, $8,500 Up Our Safe and Sane Terms To Inspect: Take Burleith Bus HANNON & LICHY Members of the Operative Builders' 713-15 14th St. N Aesociation of D. C. Main 2345