Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1925, Page 3

PINCHOT SUMMONS - COAL OBSERVERS, Asks Full Report on Latest Developments at Anthra- cite Conference. By the Associated Press. ATLANTIC C ., N. J., July 16.— Pinct st night summoned his rvers at the anthracite scale conference here to meet him in Pa.. this afternoon to 2 full report on developments far vid William, director of the Penn sylvania Bureau of Industrial Rela tions, and Joseph J. Walsh, secretary Mines, have been itions since the at Scranton ernor at this te his de rgency. ay said the al 3 Gov. b The vnl'vr\\ of the Juncture was said to indic sire to be for any Anthracite operators tc miners must keep hard-c 5 from soft coal to renew 1 its expiration to be a_success. never had had ir it the Au the mine o absence ir miners’ imably cite situs When o nlals from t the employ ould_be litions in the | £ their poli ituminous 1 the inter. ry and the worke u. Wil S. TO APPEAL CASE. Higher Court. The ment of Justice is Yaring appeal to the Supreme Court next week in the Sisal Sales C ux]'mx \Hrvn binder twine anti-trust lism in the L NOT BE RESPON . for straw rides si- | Association, s ‘on”or "befors EPH G the THOUGHT to_vour roof. ¢ It it needs , repatring, | call us now 11 Expert roofe 5 s TRONCLAD Zos ROOFING—By Koons Slag Roofing, Tinning. Repairs and Roof Painting. " Solid, durable’ work' by practical roofers. " Call us up 3 S. W. Cosphty. Consult Us —about_the plan and execution of HIGH GRADE. BU )T HIGH PRICED BYRON S. ADAMS, PRITER, GET OUR ESTIMATES! THE MILLION-DOLLAR PRINTING PLANT. The National Capxtal Press 1210-1212 D ST. N.W. "ROOF LEAK? MORSEAL ROOF PAINT 128 Woodward Bldz. Don't Roll and Toss Have the mattress ows renovated and gei Vlce, Main 3021 Bcdells Factory, 510_E st 3 hll'\!‘l} S “Ri htway Finishing Co. Fyrmishers from Grand Rapids, Mich L7 B e e Ftane i Jrighten the Corner V You Are BY JOINING THE Let Live League To_focus commanity gopdwill "“Ritual: Burving i Siher Teliow what L 3 nh\lllmln ) o Argo. 11 S OSORENTE Tfor use in gases in the stomach and St acldity 07 Stomagh: RAL M ACHINE \\n|k Gear cutting cold rolled steel, eace A 5 force’ lein for “Storaxs due and unpaid. household on stofage with Red Top Cab Company ne avis. RED TOP CAB & [TRANSFER Co.. 1361 Irving st. now. Eooit ‘every, migh dell’s Factory | dkaln 3631 620 E St. N.W, ners in- | I Fight Binder Twine Case in‘ *Nain 053 | Shipping News Arrivals at and Sailings From New York Dromors "Castle. © DU Kort St. George....... dent Hayes Vinosuaa silvia Bermuda, July 14 Marta, July 9 June 18 s, July 10 Bremen, July 7 Barbados, July 9 DI (SATOROA & Guiana. Volendim Belgenland OUTGOING " Puerto Corter : Luckenbach—Cristobal SAILING TODAY. ~Antwerp L 500 PIMI Pittsburen -10:00 AN 2200 PM J 400 M 10:00 AN i " M WOLF’S cofiéT?EPonTED Stabbe Copenhagen July 13. CAMBRIDGE, M: 16 (#) Seen by Astronomer at July comet by the Copenhagen on July 13 was received at the Harvard College Observatc today in a cable from the central b repu of astronom Copenhagen. Harvard astronomers presume that | it is Wolfe's periodic comet, discovered | in 1884, which reappears about every six years. The Copenhagen cable is the first news of the come xth re- appearance for which astronomers have been watching for The comet was described as of the fifteenth magnitude and visible only with a large telescope near and west of the square of Pegasus. CLUB TO HAVE HOME. El Dorado to Obtain Permanent Quarters Downtown. A permanent home to be located in | the downtown district of Washington | was decided upon by the El Dorado Club at its regular monthly meeting yesterday. Further details in this re gard will be worked out later. Approximately 50 members of the club were present and listened to a talk on the Orient by I Norman Eckert, United Stat nce Service, who t returned from three years' service in the East. Lieut. E The ety will debate the . esolved, That | the eighteenth amendment should be repealed. BOYS VIE IN BOAT RACE. Boys of 1.5 Wondward 5 hool, con ducted by the Young Men’s Christian n, are holding rowboat race on the Tidal Basin at the foot of Seventeenth street this afternoon The races are in charge of D. A. Dol larhide, headmaster of the school. In addition to the actual partici pants in the races, who are endeavor- ing to show their skill in propelling a flat-bottomed rowboat, practically the student body of interested spec D2 washnuronb CIiS Away from the noise, yet close 1n Hedges & MiFlelon, Inc. REALTORS 1412 Eye St. N.W. Frank. 9503 THE MAYFAIR | 2115 C Street N.W. New, Modern Fireproof APARTMENT Ready for Occupancy Resident Manager 1 Room, Kitchen and Bath 2 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath Situated within a block and a half of the Potomac River and the Lincoln Memorial, and ad- jacent to the public recreation grounds for all outdoor sports. | | Away from the hustle and bustle of the downtown section | of the city to be quiet and peace- ful, yet within fifteen minute: walk of the Shops, Clubs, The- | aters and Business District. || | Conveniefit to Bus and Car lines and all Government Build- ings. Perfect service will be our aim, and an inspection by .you will mean a reservation. | See Resident Manager on the i Premises or Swartzell, Rhieem & Hensey Co. 727 Fif!een(h St. NNW. g | Srecial Dispatch to Tho s -| Thompson of Baltimore City. A report of the observation of Wolf's| astronomer Stobbe at | some time. | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1925. Tourists Alarmed As Firemen Test Plugs at Capitol PARTY FOES WAGE FIGHT ON WELLER Home of W. Bladen Lowndes Scene of Charges Senator’s Tactics—Disrupt. Hundreds of tourists and many other spectators were alarmed to- day when they saw a fire engine at work in front of the Capitol Building and streams of water from hose handled by the firemen shooting out of the upper stories of that historic building. In the office of the architect of the Capitol it was explained that the fire engine and hose and fire- men were employed in trying out the fireplugs and vents and in flushing out the pipes in the build ing so that they wotld be ready to meet an emergency The water drawn from these pipes was used to advantage in giving the sun-burnt lawns about the Capitol a good spraying from the upper windows, which closely simulated a healthy shower PICKWICK CLUB CASE TRIAL TO OPEN MONDAY Grand Jury Completes Work; Indicted, 6 Others Are Cleared. . { BALTIMORE, July 16.—A long ex pected split in the Republican party of Maryland over the leadership of United States Senator O. E. Weller materialized last night when over a | hundred members of the party from Baltimore City and 12 counties of the ate met at the home of W. Bladen wndes, in Howard County, and de- ed to organize an anti-Weller cen- tral committee. In addition to Mr. Lowndes, the principal speakers were former United States Senator Joseph Irvin Frances, former Representa. rt County; Oliver e Georges County, Frederick County Cameron and Levi Harp of and George W 12 Charge Disruption of Party. charged that Weller's tactics w upting the party in Mary- land: that the party had lost every B election since he has been the head | Which inv of the party in the State and the loss | Pickwick of the fifth district to the Democrats | in the last election was due entirely to the p s dictated by Weller. “ormer State Semator Oliver zerott, in speaking of the defeat of Thomas B. R. Mudd by Stephen W Gambrill, declared that if Weller's in the primary not | ‘Weller has business out te in the general election.” g ‘..n..u.-md ubject to call Wild Life Balk Phones. All ssociated Press. July 16.—The grand jury tigated the collupse of the Club building July in lives, com pleted its labors today. 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WARDMAN | E 1430 K Street Main 3830 e House One-tenth of Washington's Population.” EXHIBIT HOUSE 612 Roxboro Place One square north of Rittenhouse Street between 5th and Tth Here is an exceptional opportunity for the owners of small homes to have Ruud Perfect Hot Water Service—immedi- ately without a heavy cashinvestment. During July and August a small down payment ol’ $5 installs a Ruud No. 95 Automatic Gas Water Heater. Pay the balance in easy monthly payments. RUUD MANUFACTURING CO. 733 13th St. N.W. Phone Main 6985 Also Sold By All Plumbers and Gas Co. m /s | gxmm‘&“\\\xsn&\\\(\&vs\\\\\\(\s\mmm day that no change in speed limit on such boulevards as Connecticut ave- nue can be considered until motorists generally obey the stop order before crossing or entering such an avenue. Arrangements are being made 1o paint the stop signs at intersectlons on other main arterles, sugh as Eight- eenth street. in the near future. MOTORISTS WARNED TO OBEY STOP SIGN Arrests and Fines Follow Viola- tions of Connecticut Avenue ... Pittéburg Motorists were reminded today by AUTOMATIC GAS officfals in the traffic director’s office | WATER HEATERS that the “Stop” signs which have been painted at all intersections on Con 1R $ .00 Year ¢o Pay the necticut avenue north of § street must Down Balance be observed by all crosstown trafiic as strictly as any other traffic regula- tion. i Col. 1. C. Moller, aide to Director Eldridge, pointed out that some ar rests already have been made for vio lation of the stop rule and that five. dollar fines have been fmposed. While it s planned eventually to | have a special speed limit for main osstown traffic July and August Only Edgar Morris Sales Co. 1305 G St. N. W. Main 1032 R e s e N “W\\xvsv&\\s\\\x\‘\w&&\\\tsflu&sx'mmx% ARE YOU looking for a better HOME for your business? An Opportunity to Secure a Location Rarely Available 915 G St. N.W. 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Fresh Killed Spring Chickens . . 1b.,47¢ Honey Gold . . .3 Lbs., §1 Butter, V/;-Lb. Prints, Lb., 48¢ Stewing Fouwl. . .Lb., 39¢ Baking Chickens, Lb., 39¢ YELLOW Peaches ALBERTAS qt. can., 20c Cantaloupes . .Each, [Qc Bananas ooz 30 -3 Lbs., 23¢c Green Beans, 3 Lbs., 25¢ Beets .Bunch, 5¢ .Doz., 30c Lb., 12¢ .6 for 25¢ .2/ Lbs., 15¢ Bunch, 5c¢ Lemons .. Tomatoes. . Cornv .« Kale Carrots & New Potatoes 10 1bs., 42¢ SUGAR 522, NO LIMIT Apples . ... Campbell’s Beans, 3 cans, 25¢ 3 cans, 23c Van Camp’s Beans, 3 cans, 20c Van Camp’s Milk, 3 cans, 28c¢ 10c Ritter’s Beans Contents Clicquot . . . . D Case, $2.30—50c Deposit Kellogg’s Pep . . pkg., 10c Coffee, Old Dutch . Ib., 35¢ 3 Lbs., $1.00 Corn, Maryland . 2 cans, 25¢ BREAD 16-Oz. Loaf 5c Jello Schimmell’s Jelly Curtice Jams Corned Beef 1-1b. can, 20c¢ Mueller’s Macaroni . 10c 5¢ Matches . 7 for 25¢ French’s Mustard 10c Olive Oil . . . . pints,42c Peanut Butter . Ib., 19¢ Lifebuoy Soap . . cake, 5¢c CHUM SALMON > pkg., 9c 10c : 22c¢ B 1 0c0Can