Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1925, Page 3

How to Arrange Food in Your Ice Box | The bottom is the coldest place—keep the milk there. Just above, butter, meat and eggs. Salad on the next shelf, and above all vegetables and fruit. In the ice chamber keep nothing but a generous sup- | ply of clean, pure American | Ice: American Ice is made from filtered water, and American Service is the service you cam always depend upon. American ICE Company Leland Chevy Chase, Md. FFERS you ideal homes, detached, at a reason- able figure. On two car lines, and approached by fine roads Priced $8,975 = Small Cash Payment $75 per month. Come out er® 'WARREN _Owners and Builders 925 15th St M. 9770 vNew Brick Houses in Chevy Chase, D. C. $9,350 to $9,500 Delightful six-room and bath semi-detached brick houses, modern throughout— greatest values in Chevy Chase. See Them Tonight Drive out Conn. Ave. to Har- rison St., west to 42nd and north to houses. Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc. 813 15th St. N.W. Main 2690 strictly the SPECIAL NOTICES. o [Tenore e Col. devolution 2 nd patronage siena; day. Saturday 4 fineteen ~ hundred ( d) WM. CHING. Prop. JOHN E. LIPSCHUTZ. 1419 U st. n.w.. ELLSWORTH L. PLUMMER. D adelphia 5 ER AND R~ AND JACOB HAMATY confectionery businees lo- . D.w.. Washington, % 0. clear of all incumbrance. ent_their bills to W. R. ave. n.w., on or 3 n Beautiful, Inc, Arkansaw Traveler? * re) = _::,’,‘,‘_'A Let skilled 119 3rd carries with it a profit to s who sell 1t and one to you who buy it. The National Capital Press 1210-1212 D ST. N.W. TFS GREAT TO HAVE A BED SO COM- Tt et sou Hurry to It at Night Yours might feel a whole lot better if your, box ess and pillows were Tengviied &MpLETE “SLERP SERVICE" BEDELL MFG. CO. 810 n.w “Cleanliness Is Next to Godliness” Why wear Dismond Rings bedimmed with grit and dirt? Use Jem Kleno: largs bottle, 50c. R. HARRIS & CO.. Corner 7th and D Sta. N.W. EXPERT SIMONIZING ARS WASHED. G 2D AND POLISHE 3 Y_AN HT STORAGE " HED PROGRESSIVE GARAGE AUTO LAUNDRY Ave a Fairchild Aeria Main at | Will speak on_such de- | ¢ e attention | CTZENS SEEIG HARD COAL PECE Wilkes-Barre Interests Call Meeting in Effort to Avert Strike. By the Associated Pres: WILKES-BARRE, Pa., August 19.— In an effort to avert a suspension of mining operations in the anthracite fields on September 1, invitations were sent out today by a committee of Wilkes-Barre citizens to municipal offi- cials, presidents of civic and fraternal organizations and sine: men throughout the hard coal region to at- tend a meeting here tomorrow. It is hoped to devise a means of bringing the miner: leaders and op- erators back into conference and avert a shutdown of the mines when the present wage scale expires. Several hundred representative citizens of the region are expected to respond to the call. IMPROVEMENT SEEN. Soft Coal Fields in Middle West Re- opening. PHILADELPHIA, August 19 (®).— Western bituminous coal flelds yester {day sent a cheering ray through the | gloom of the Eastern anthracite situa- tion, particularly since their alleged | connection with it This came in reports received at the headquarters of the United Mine Workers at the Hotel Bellevue- | ford here, that a number of soft-coal | mines were reopening in Illinois and | Indfana in answer to fuel demands on the part of erstwhile hard-coal con- sumers in the northwest and other outlying market sections which an- thracite suspension September 1 would be first to hij. The revival, according to the miners’ information, was de- veloping considerable proportions. After taking stock of the competi- tive threat of the new soft-coal ton- nage, various experts in the anthra- cite trade here took the view that it might likely help more than hurt. They said they granted that -this | tonnage would probably displace from the market just that much hard coal { and that hard coal miners and opera- tors would find it corerspondingly ex- pensive. But they pointed out that the mines involved, as well as the mines in the path of further develop- | ment of the boom, were in fields gov- erned by the contested Jacksonville agreement. Their activity, then, it was sald, | would tend to stabilize these troubled | areas through prosperity. Solvencv, they prescribed, would be the best antidote for the desperation there growing out of the present tests of the Jacksonville agreement, a despera- tion which, they said, had already come crying ipto anthracite territory for comfort and relief. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and_Sailings From ¥ New York Daylight Saving Time. | | ARRIVED YESTERDAY. | Majestic . .. ..Southampton, Auc. | Zacapa Auz . Hamburg, Aug. DUE TODAY. .....Hamburg, Aug ... Bremen. Aug 5 Valparaiso, July DUE TOMORROW. veee.....Trinidad. Aug. | Orduna ... Westphalia . ... .. Sierra Vantana Matura. . .. Rexolute President Carrillo, . . Fort Victoria : Aug. Fort Hamilto ‘Quebec. Aug. Rosalind ... St.Johns. Aug. DUE FRIDAY S “Roosevelt.”. ! perengaria Rochambe: prmad, . o Guiseppi Verdi ... v Lancastria Zeeland . Volendam .Cherbourg, Aug. 13 Antwerp. Aug. 12 Rotterdam, Aug. OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILED YESTERDAY. ida Z Aracaju—Rio_de Janeiro. St. Patrick—Bahia. .. Comayagua—Puerto Cort SAILED TODAY. America—Bremen Arabic—Hamburg Fort St. George—] Tachira—San Juan. . Ecuador—Puerto Columbia. Sixaola—Kingston .. ... - aiana—Trinidad ... : Corsican_ Prince—Montevideo. . Haiti—St. Thomas. ........ .. Lillian Luckenbach—Cristobal SAIL TOMORROW. Cleveland—Hamburg . Saugus—Casablanca . Roussillon—Bordeaux Novian—Antwerp ... Drottningholm—Gothen United States—Christiansand. Dror Castle—Cape Tow: American_Shipper—Jondon 5292558 3333233 5 83383 R T Rikigkizigie Rizigi' San Lorenzo—San Juan. . Cristobal—Port_au_Prince. President Adams—Havana SAILING FRIDAT. Sarmatia—Nassau Mary—Puerto Plata Sama—Kingston ... Older—Monte Christi Flora—La Guayra SAILING SATURDAY. Stuttgart—Bremen .. Majestic—Southampton vyl fi_;na;;nf'i Studehaker uet Durabilthgfinish | 6,750—E VERY one of these new brick dwell- ings is bright out: the STEVENS RIDGE semi-detached with e rooms. restricted community of FORT THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST I9, AUTO TURN SAFETY RULE ANNOUNCED BY TRAFFIC BUREAU (Continued from First Page.) therefore will have to decide whether he is going to make a turn before he gets to the intersection. If he plans to turn he must fall into the line of machines nearest the curb. To try out the plan, Col. Moller said, parking of vehicles will be prohibited for a distance of 40 or 50 feet from the intersection in order to give the turning vehicles a chance to get in against the curb before turning. The fact' that the machines intend- ing to turn are formed in line against the curb while traffic is noving on Pennsylvania avenue wiil form a barrier which will tend to keep pedestrians from starting across the avenue from Fourteenth street with traffic against them, Col. Moller said. At the same time, the pedestrians who are at the moment walking in the cross-walks on Fourteenth street will not have vehicles cutting in front of them in making the right or left-hand turn. Under the present system a vehicle In making a right-hand turn must go through a group of pedestrians either on one cross-walk or the other, whether he makes the turn on the “Go” sign or the “Stop” sign. Under this plan he must stop before crossing the walk on the street into which he has turned. Problem Baffling. On Monday of this week traffic po- licemen were ordered to adopt the two-whistle system to give pedestrians a better chance of crossing busy in- tersection, and pedestrians were urged to co-operate by walking only with the Go sign toward them. Col. Moller felt, however, that the present method of turning left the pedestrian exposed to some danger even while walking with the signal. He has been endeavoring for a week to devise some plan of improving the rule for turning. Whether the new system will be adopted gererally at policed Interesc- tions will depend entirely upon how it works at Fourteenth street and Penn- sylvania avenue. Inspector E. W. Brown of the Traf- fic Bureau will have extra men at that | intersection to acquaint motorists with the new rule when it is tried out. East Arlington Home Burns. Special Dispatch to The Star. DON, Va. August 19.— rom Cherrydale, Clarendon, Arlington and Ballston fought a losing battle against flames that yesterday destroed the home of Horace Lane at East Arlington. It was a two- room frame structure. Damage is estimated at $350. Lane had no in surance on the building. Houses For Rent Furnished and Unfurnished Randall H. Hagner & Co. 1321 Connecticut avenue| ) FLAT TIRE? MAIN 500 LEETH BROTHERS Northwest Corner $11,750 Convenient Terms | 1001 Quebec Place N.W. Just off 14th street car line, near intersection of 13th and Kansas avenue northwest, north of Spring road. Six (6) rooms and bath, built-in garage, hardwood floors and trim, concrete front porch, double rear porches, 18-foot side yard. Price includes paving of street and alley. Inspect Tonight, 5:00 to 9:00 P.M. C-H.SMALL & CO. BUILDERS—REALTORS Main 6861 925 15th St. NW. odern Luxury awaits you in your new Fort Stevens Ridge home—almost given away at asy Terms six The location in assures desirable SUSPECTS IN STOLAR MURDER ARE RELEASED $200 Reward Offered for Slayer of S Street Grocer, Shot to Death Saturday Night. Several colored men who had been arrested by the police as suspects in connection with the Investigation of the murder of Samuel Stolar, grocer, at 1000 S street, who was shot by an armed bandit Saturday night, have been released, as the police were con- vinced the suspects knew nothing of the slaying, Inspector Grant, chief of detectives, said his men were without a clue to the identity of the slayer today. Mem {bers of his command have been in- structed to devote their entire time in an effort to bring.about his arrest. A reward of $200 for information leading to the arrest of the slayer was announced by police officlals this morning. If all the foreign trade of this coun- try could be handled through one port it would require the dally service >t more than 10,000 freight cars car- ng an average load of 30 tons. Salads are ealth bods ALADS are health foods; and scientists tell us they should be part of our daily meaus. To give them rich zest and appetite- provoking flavor, add a measure of the delicious, new Gulden's ing Mustard, Saladressing 5 made by the makers of the fam- cus Guiden’s Mustard, for sal Your grocer has it in gen- erous siccd bottios, 5S¢ GULDENS SALADRESSING MUSTARD 16th & Columbia Road Several very attractive apartments ranging in size from two rooms, reception hall, kitchen, bath and bal- cony, to four rooms, kitchen, reception hall and bath. Service unexcelled and prices reasonable. ARGONNE| 16th & Columbia Road e 5 American Beau ELECTRIC IRON DID YOU GET YOUR PEPCO REFUND CHECK? WE ARE GIVING ONE DOLLAR AS A CREDIT—FOR ANY KIND OF AN OLD IRON ON THE PURCHASE PRICE OF A NEW SureRelief GESTION 6 BELLANS Hot water ELL-ANS 25¢ and 75¢ Packages Everywhers For New Houses Experienced man to specialize on new houses exclusively. Address Box 13-R, Star Office Coal Without restrictions or regu~ lations we are able to deliver all sizes of hard coal now. It's up to you John P. Agnew & Co., Inc. 728 14th St. Mgi.n 3068 Cellars Waterproofed Work Guaranteed FICKLEN & CO. Bond Building Phone Main 3934 Home! “Northeast. throughout. work. Small First Payment and $50 a Mo. Priced at $5,650 E. Don’t Continue to Waste Rent When Lower Monthly Payments Will Buy You a New Brick YOU will be amazed at the excep- tional value offered in these eco- nomical new homes on Third Street While they are positively the only new brick dwellings in Wash- ington at this price, they contain a high quality of materials and workmanship Exterior painting cost 1s almost eliminated for the owners by the use of little or no outside wood- A myriad of other similar economies may be better understood by a visit to the EXHIBIT HOUSE on Open 9 AM. to 9 P.M. BOSS Ab the Same or THIRD STREET Between L and M Streets N.E. Daily PHELPS THE HOME OF HOMES . 1417 K Street Main 9300 » Every housewife knows the famous, nationally advertised “American Beauty” Iron. Simply bring that old iron to our office, whether it be electric, There’s a difference between —a house and a home— It isn’t a matter of price—but of plan and construction. Cafritz “Life-time” Homes are full of details that make them more livable; and of materials and painstaking work- manship that make them more enduring. When you buy a Cafritz Home there isn’t anything you’ll have to do to it. It's thoroughly finished—notably different in a hundred features. Don’t hesitate to talk homes with us. We'll yfa‘l]y a‘Jw.te with you without flacfflg you under any obligation whatever. [ CAFRITZ CONSTRUCTION ' Builders of Communities 14th & K Sts. Phone Main 9080 Your Own Apartment Inspect this fireproof building, and you will want to own one of these snug little apartments. Combination and compact living room, bedroom, dining alcove, kitchen, dressing room and bath. 1435 N St. Northwest $4,950—837.13 per month. Other Apartmeents $2,600 to $6,500 Call at Office 925 15th Street Phone Main 9770 Evening Phone, Cleveland 2839-] YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED: No. 6 “Do they have nice baths in these homes?” BIRIETH At 36th and R Sts. N.W, Yes, they are one of the features of these homes. One of the new and unusual things is the FLOOR OF BLACK TILE, a real labor saver. Tubs are BUILT-IN, Some of them havé SHOWERS. Latest VALVE-TYPE TOILETS are installed. The medicine cabinets are STEEL. In fact, you find their equals only in homes of double their moderate price of $8,500 up Our Safe and Sane Terms YOU MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE GO NOW—TODAY To Inspect—Take the Burleith Bus ON-&LUCH Members of Operative Builders' Association of D. C. 713-15 14th St. N.W. Main 2345 wouldn’t it be great when the landlord asks you to sign a new lease Septem- ber 1st—to be able to tell him you’ve just bought (with your rent money) a brand-new— P DUNIGAN-BUILT HOME at 4th & Buchanan Sts. N.W. —then you’ve taken out a new lease on life ‘8,950 Easy Terms [ S e R R e X RA TSI 4040060004000 040940040900400044900000000 040400000000 (1) Six Large, Sunny Rooms Sunlit Dining Room Cozy Living Room 3 Large Bedrooms Perfect Kitchen All-white Bathroom 521 18th St. N\W. M. 4952, hi Fairchild Aerial Surveys serve the business man in plant maintenance, ineurance appor: traic neighbors with growing property values, and the homes present many modern quality features usually found only in houses priced several hundred dollars above the figure we are able to make you. DON'T DELAY—VISIT THE EXHIBIT HOUSE—612 Roxboro Place One Square Above Rittenhouse Street, Between 5th and 7th Open daily till 9 P.M. WARDMAN 1430 K Street Main 3830 “We House One-tenth of Washington’s Population” To Inspect—Take 16th St. bus fi'fl'm 13th and Towa Ave. or 9th St. car marked Soldiers’ Large Front Porch Home, to Grant Circle—walk 2 Large Rear Porches north on New Hampshire Ave. Large Lot to Paved Alley to houses. D. J. DUNIGAN, Inc. 1319 New York Ave. Main 1267 Daylight Cellar gas, sad or otherwise, and pay 75c down and 65c monthly for Bt el Flies 10 months on your light bills. POTOMAC ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. 14th and C Sts. N.W. Main 7260 This Company Stands Bfihmd Every Appliance It Sells tionment. city plapnin study. estate pro advert uiries TELL US YOUR ROOF TROUBLES —We are the people who make roofs_leak-proof. TRONCLAD &iizfusy phone saia 14 Why Not Talk Over With Us —the_subject of FALL PRINTING. HIGH GRADE. BUT NOT HIGH PRICED BYRON S. ADAMS, FESTER, real od.