Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1925, Page 3

iHygeia I¢e a (]lsardiun of Health Just as Hygeia was wor- shiped as the Goddess of Headlth in o'den days, Hygeia Ice'is today looked upon as a Guardian of Health. Hy- geia Ice is ice made of filtered water in sanitary plants as distinguished from natural ice harvested from lakes and rivers. American Ice is Hygeia Ice and is delivered in clean wag- ons in a cleanly way. It is | absolutely pure—a Guardian i of Health. American ICE | Company AL of that deliclous. pi- quant, appetizing mus- tard taste—such taste as only the world's finest mus- tard seeds can give. Mixed with rich olive oils, vinegar aged in wood like port wine, spices from far seas. Gulden's new mild Saladress- ing Mustard makes an in- comparable touch for salads, entrees, sandwiches. Deli- cious as a sauce for fish. An inestimable aid to good cooks everywhere. At ell grocers. 15c. GULDENS necw SALADRESSING MUSTARD sy UCH¥ERS - For Lease Space Transportation Building 17th and H Sts. N.W. (with service unexcelled) on fi or, available hington’s fast- —convenient 10 min- of more jovernment parking utes walking distance 60 per cent of rkers— Office :P7ce n # building giving highest service—within walking > important Government e Commerce, tments of Labor, Interior Railway Administration office, etc. & Co. 1321 Conn. Ave. | Phone Main 9700 wiring ¢ Star office. MAY WRITE ME WITH { 3 Wil take o steps. to HER. | RUG A e AND ALL KINDS EVERGREEN planted’ ‘lawns put in_first-cl: h oil and manure. = Trees praved. ‘Rose bushes. F. A. 10th st. n.e. Line. §640. NG: WASH 9160, LUWIN i T CL jand Randall H. Hagner || - (CAPITAL DRY HEAD SOUGHT WITH CARE National Officials Want Strong Man for Post Un- der Eyes of Nation. With the Nation closel Uncle Sam’s newly reos hibition army, officia re casting about with unusual care and caution o pick a man for what is considered it watching nized pro- prominen tor for the District of Columbia. The place now is vacant. the new prohibition system under authority of Administr: win Budnitz, headquartered X more. Temporarily, when Mr. Bud- nitz assumed office on September 1, he retained in charge of the Washing- ton office Harry M. Luckett, who had been chief of general prohibition agents for this division. With Luck- ett’s transfer within the past few vs, however, to the troublesome d in Flo it is known that pro- hibition officlals are eagerly looking for the “right man” with a arm” to show the Nation what can be done in th newly reorganized war wtional Capital. Office Seeking Man. “It is safe to = ccording to one 1, “that the of- | fice will seek the man in this case, tnstead of the man seeking the office. re looking for a man of unu wtions for this post, and we have thrown out our ‘lines’ into certain channels, from which we hope he may be obtained.” This new official, to be deputy ad- ministrator, with headquarters here, jt was also revealed for the first time to- day, will not be confined in his au- thority strictly to the confines of the District of Columbia. Mr. Budnitz, it was learned, will not be jealous ef his Maryland territory, but intends to or- ganize an enforcement army of his own, which can most effectively oper- ate in the territory he has under con- trol, both the State of Maryland and the District of Columbia. He has con- cluded, it was learned, that the deputy admin or for the District of Co- lumbia will also have jurisdiction over nearby nd, within nce as far out, for nce, it was explained, Hy 11 ‘Will Have Wide Powers. When the new deputy administrator is placed in authority, said, he would be given power to organize his territory. Whether this might include the change of enforcement personnel which has been operating out of the local office could not be determined to- day. There were intimations, however, that the new deputy adminis would be given carte blanche to * and fire” as he thinks best. In the interim the local force of en- forcement agents is in charge of W. A. Heddons, who has been a Mr. Luckett. NEW ALCOHOL DEVICE Public Demonstration of Apparatus for Distillation From Bake Oven Fumes Results in Seizure. BERLIN, September 23.—The Italia engineer, Andrusiani, who recently invented a device for distilling alco- hol from bake oven fumes, met with opposition from the German authori- ties today when he gave a public demonstration of his apparatus Five hours before the time set for the demonstration at a big bakery customs officials threatened to arrest the inventor and the bakery owner on the ground that the demonstration would be “moonshining” and that the bakery would thereby become an ille- till, The officials finally agreed to the experiment, but as soon as it was over they sealed the apparatus, seized the alcohol which had been produced and advised the inventor to apply to the proper authorities for a license to continue operations. * The post office department of Mex- ico is advertising that people of that country may now buy in the United States and have purcheses delivered “without paying any charges up to the moment of recel in_your own residenc Desirable Apartment for Rent n The Dresden- John W. Thompson & Co. (Inc.) 829 17th Street N.W. Main 1477 WANTEU—A RETURN LOAD OF FURN ture from New York. Philadeiphia or Boy more. ""SMITH'S TRANSFER AND " 70 . %8Eco O R PART LOAD R WASH. D 1 OR~ WAY NATIONAL . AVE Renes selling their marked D VAN LOAD 0. HAVE THAT ROOF — REPAIRED NOW! Now 18 the time—We are roofe Call “is_up, fotn, JRONCUAD &z, dizs g | Why Not Talk Over With Us subject of FALL PRINTING HIGH GRADE. BUT NOT HIGH PRICED BYRON S. ADAMS, PBINTER, <1V, 512 11th B¢ Two Lasting Profits 25 who ecll 1t and ons £ y00 whie bo 1t | The National Capital Press! 12101212 D ST. N.W. | SAVE THE ROOF. Don't let decay get hold. biils with & coat of ou: Roof painting —the Avoid big rep: ROOFING OMPANY. IT'S GREAT TO HAVE fortable that you Hurry to It at Night Yours might feel a whole lot better if your box spring. mattress and pillows were Ty PLETE “SLEEP SERVICE.” BEDELL MFG. CO. 610 E &t. N.W. Aain “Cleanliness Is Next to Godliness” Why wear Diamond Rings bedimmed | ith g and airi? Cse Jem' Kleno: mn] 11 Ph A BE 58" mARRIS & Corner 7th and D co. - Sts. 'N.W, A Look for our Advertisement N n Saturday’s Star ||l Announcing the Opening of Our New Building Opera- tion of Eighteen Houses— Five of Which Have Already Been Sold ‘ Chas. D. Sager | Realtor 924 15th St. N.W. Main 36 a coatortwo makes old FurnitureNew for floorsfurniture and all woodwork WEATHER-PROOF WATER-PROOF SOLEPROOF Distributors Rudolph & West Co. 1332 N. Y. Ave. Main 4870 “strong | ¢ ing your order d i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1925. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and_Sailings From New York Daylight Saving Time. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Dante Alighieri Sibone z Porto Santa C; Martiniaug Homerie Southampton, Sep Einland 1. Sep ~Cristobal THURSDAY. -Bermuda, Fort _Vietoria i Bremen Sierra Ventan gont. 22 " Bordcaux. DUE FRIDAY. Aauitania . .. .Southampion Columbus . e President Hirding Stavangerfjord Venezuela ... CALLES FACES CRISES IN THE INDUSTRIES Impending Paralysis of Traffic in Mexico Augmented by Call for General Labor Strike. By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, September 23— Hopefulness, mixed with uncertainty, prevails over the question whether President Calles can avert the threat- ened paralysis of traffic and industry in Mexico City owing to the call for a general strike by the regional con- federation of labor. Under the call of the confederation men of its 90 unions, representing ant activity, are likely to quit work The date for the beginning of the strike, however, has not yet been fixed. The trouble is due to a dispute be- tween the confederation and the Brit ish-owned El Aguila Oil Co. It started about a fortnight ago, when the oil company reduced its working force pland . . ndam . Carna . Carona .. Calamares” /! DUE MONDAY. uthern Cross. .. .Dio_de Janerio, nu -l Pernambuco. Olancho—Pucrto ¢ CASTATT Somme SAILI au—Havre arillo- Andraw F Fort St. Gaor e Maravai—Trinidad ... ion—Monte Chrisif. Arabic—Hamburg . Olancho—Porto Cortez AILING THURSDAY. nt Clay—Hamburg . n Glen. Tow ..10:00 AN I12:00 M 3200 P M 10:00 AM 10:00 AN 11:00 AM 120 00 P M P, rince ...... 3:00 PM Onega—AQuitos As a_high:school girl of 16 years, Paula Greenberg of New York took over the reins of the American Foreign Products Company and conducted it . THE HECHINGER CO. “From Foundation to Roof” PAINT —Certain-teed Co.'s “Weather- shield,” white and all other colors, $2.25 per gallon. Also barn, rooi and fence paint at $1.50 per gallon. Freshly manufactured by a_nationally known company. is NOT Army paint. WALL BOARD —Brand-new fiber per sq. ft.: new plaster wall board. sq. ft. It board, 3c fireproof 3%c per Main Office 6th & C Sts. Southwest Camp Meigs 5th & Fla. Ave. Northeast | | THE 'HECHINGER CO. INAAAAAAAAAAAS A DIAMOND That Mirrors Perfection One of a number of exceptionally beautiful and the wages of employes at its plant at Minatitlan, state o Vera Cruz. The men_struck and the trouble spread, finally becoming nation wide through a boycott of the Aguila company's products by order of the confedera- tion. The general strike was decided upon by the confederation as @ protest againstYthe federal distri ment’s New Judge Takes Seat. | Special Dispateh to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., September The special Court of Appeals be session here yesterday, with all the judges in attendance. Judge Joseph W. Chinn of Westmoreland County, named to succeed Judge R. H. L. Chi- chester, now on the Supreme Court bench, took his seat, having qualified prior to the opening of the term. New Store For Rent 3162 Mt. Pleasant On Car Line sunded by Chain Stores Address— Owner 1063 31st St. Phone West 3157 On life's pathway ons sometimes nters bereavement. AL such ambers’_helpful service is at 1. "Chambers profits more and | recommendation hargs for service an ' look any family in a tell them he gave them more than they paid for. Chambers Furnishes a $250 Funeral for 51004 and a $500 One for $250 Chambers does i little thing he hamb ambulance service is the best and the west price. $4.00 for Local Calls The Brown Stone. Funeral Home of W. W. Chambers Co. 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. Phone Col. 4 not charge for doee. Women Who Age | | All welcome to this test | | BY EDNA WALLACE HOPPER. | | | At a grandmother’s age, T keep my youthful bloom and contour: | The “thousands who see me dal | on the stage and elsewhere know | | that T look 19. | That is due to factors science ! mada for me, and one is my White | Youth Clay. , This i new-type_clay, white, | refined and dainty. It nothing like the crude and muddy clays so| many have employed. | clays with other s are clean | and white. This is a dainty appl | cation, and the final result of years of scientific study. White Youth Clay purges the skin | of all that clogs and mars it. It re- | moves the causes of blackheads and blemishes. Tt draws the blood to i|| the skin to nourish and revive it. The result is a rosy afterglow which amazes and delights. It combats all lines and wrinkles, | I reduces enlarged pores. Many | | women seam to drop ten years with | a single application. Clay is a beauty essential. No | woman can look her best without | it, or keep her youth. In all the | | ages none have found a beauty | | help to compare with cl | Now clay is made inviting. Tt |is made to combine added helps. Whatever other clay you may have | tried, you owe vourself a test of | this new type. Edna Wallace Hopper's White Youth | Clay ‘is supplied by “all Grugzists and | stones received in a recent importation. R. Harris & Co. 7th and D Jewelers and Diamond Merchants for More Than Half a Century | toilet counters at 50c and $1. Send Cou- | pan for tria: | al tube. | ""Let s show what it does. or 1iria ube Mail this today to Edna Wallace Hopper, 836 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago. Enclose 10c for postage_and packing. Twant %o trv White Youts Clay. 16 —Advertisement. £ TOOK $50 FROM HOSE OF WOMAN, IS CHARGED Accused Is Indicted for Grand Larceny—Victim Asleep, She Says. , 48 By the Associated Press, \ I TIFFIN, Ohio, September 23.— Charged with taking $50 from a stock- -w‘:_‘ H ing Miss Josephine Wilkle, Fostoria, e’ was wearing, Danlel Mealy, 30, Fos. = torla, was indicted by the county grand jury yesterday for alleged grand larceny. Miss Wilkie sald she was asleep and was not awakened by the alleged theft. Another Fostoria man charged with SureRelief FOR INDIGESTION J 5 6 BeLuans implication in the ‘“stocking bank" robbery was freed. Rattler in Basket Bites Woman. J al Dispatch to T Star, LYNCHBURG, Va., September 23.— Mrs. Malcolm Griffin, who lives near Big Island, Bedford County, was bit- ten by a rattlesnake Sunday when she put her hand into a basket to get an apple. She was given first ald treatment by a brother, and later was attended by two physiclans, who sald her life was probably saved by the first ald. The basket was on the back porch of Mrs. Griffin’s home on Hunting Creek farm. Watch For Opening DISTINCTIVE “HOMES OF COMFORT” ON CONNECTICUT AVE. Kay-Schnider-Kay Co., Inc. Realtors and Builders 00 LEETH BROTHERS More than 70 per cent of all the persons employed in the manufacturs of women's wear in the United States are women. Homes and Investment Properties Best Sections of City and Suburbs B. HOUSTON McCENEY Member Washington Real Estate Board 1653 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W, Telephone Main 6152 R S S FLAT TIRE? MAIN 5 and y, *@aip,, ""'ing_ey wil; Sold At the Home of “Murco” the Life- long Paint E. J. Murphy Co., Inc. 710 12th St. N. W. Main 5280 1219 F Street School Footwear W e have made a careful selection of Queen Quality new fall models, footwear that will appeal to the young woman about to return to school or college. Priced 3650 and $750 Pumps, Strap Pumps & Oxfords Shown in Patent Leather Black Satin Black Suede Black and Brown Kid Black ana Brown Velvet Tan Calt nd a Gun_ Metai Widths AAA to D Welt and Flexible Soles A1l Style Heels e == We can assure you this is a most delightful showing of smart and durable footwear. Hosiery Specials Full - fashioned $1.00 Pure Silk Hoslery Charge Accounts Available Queen Quality Boot Shop 1219 F Street N. W. Exclusive Agents in Washington for Queen Quality Shoes e Ee——aE——x T Ribbed Sport Hoslery; plain and heather mixtures $1.35 S e |G $6,975 to $8,250 NOWHERE ELSE —as near Sixteenth Street, avenue of mansions, can you buy a moderate priced, home, NOWHERE ELSE ~—ocan you buy, at these prices, a home on & 30-foot wide lots 5 rooms sleeping porch, bath and pantryy stecl beam comstruction snd heavy, concrete footing; open fireplace; built-in garage; polished, oak floors; stationary washtubs; range; window shades; bright cellar under entire house with 5 full sized windows; improved streets and sidewalks; water and sewer; shado trees and street car and bus transportation..- sll these features being part of our $8,250 bungalow and many of them in our $6,975 home. NOWHERE ELSE <in Washington or Washington suburbs can you buy your home where land values are increasing as fast as in BLAIR-TAKOMA The Heart of North Washington It’s Only 20 Minutes from the Treasury Drive out Sixteenth Street or Georgia Avenue to District Line, a short disance north on Georgia Avenue to New Bridge. over bridge one square to Blair-Takoma. Or take Georgia and Alaska Avenue car to terminus. NORTH WASHINGTON REALTY CO., Inc. E. Brooke Lee P. Blair Lee Yield to the Urge of the Cafritz “Life-time” Homes in Pretty Petworth Nowhere can you invest s little and buy so much and nowhere—but in Petworth—can you find loca- tion and living conditions so ideal. Inspect the sample Homes at 4814 Seventh St. 522 Buchanan St. —and see what handsome Homes they are, with 6 un- usually large rooms; luxurious bath with built-in fix- tures; and 3 enormous porches?—with every other detail in accordance. All this for— $8 950 —and only $1,000 Cash 9 and $75 a month. Open for Inspection Every Day and Sunday from 9 AM. to 9 P.M. Take Georgia Avenue or 14th St. cars to Decatur or Buchanan Street—or the Grant Circle Bus. Or—why not phone us and let us send our auto? Between Emerson and Decatur Sts. Between Grant and Sherman Circles Watch Washington Grow to a Million CAFRITZ CONSTRUCTION C(L > Builders of Communities Main 9080 14th & K - With Small First Payment REAT yourself to the luxury and convenience I of a thoroughly modern, attractively designed and beautifully finished apartment in a new building, situated near Sixteenth at Scott Circle and just a few squares from the main business, shopping and theater districts. Assure yourself of good neighbors in a restricted building of all owner- occupants. Give yourself the benefit of the sound saving that buying instead of renting brings you! IN FAIRNESS TO YOURSELF VISIT— i 1435 N St. N.W. oI I i TR ~ New Fireproof Apartments § e i y e el it il Phone Mr. Dawson Franklin 2238 = Office—925 15th Street Main 9770 =