Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1925, Page 24

24 * THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1925 DOCUMENTS DUE IN MITCHELL CASE er tonight light frost in exposed placy strong northwest winds, diminishing toni row; THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and cold- and Mar tomorrow, possibly fresh to land—Fair tonight and tomor- colder tonight nd in east por- Heads Virginians F. elected at the second annual meeting D. C. SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT C. Baggarly Succeeds Gen. H. Oden Lake—Wilson Memorial Js Indorsed. Officers for the coming year were 1 ized less than two years ago with a membership of 14. Now it has grown to be the largest organization of its kind in Washington, with over 800 members. The soclety is now sponsoring a campaign to organize a soclety of State socleties for the purpose of se- curing a clubhouse in the city to be used jointly by the 30 Etate socletles here. o X Robt. Munro Built Only Six of These Homes (ONE SOLD) Coral and amber were the only cost- 1y materlals used by the ancient Gauls for fewels. of the Soclety of Virginia, District of Columbia, at_the Willard Hotel Thursday night. F. C. Baggarly, 3100 Connecticut averfue, was elected presi- dent, succeeding Gen. H. Oden Lake, founder of the soclety. Other officers were ler, first vice president; J. Cloyd Byars and John H. lson, second | and third vice president, respectively; | 12th and Michigan Ave. N.E. Fred P. Myers, treasurel ginla Burke, secretary, and Mrs. I Brick homes built to last. portion tomorrow. K. Anthony, financial secretary. : resentative Joseph T. Deal, Mr Lots 32 ft. front. Four bedrooms. Dining and Records for 21 Hours. ; ander Forward, Thomas Slator Thermometer—4 p.m., 74; 8 pm., Dr. Amos B. Slaymaker and Arthur 2 sleeping porches. Over 70 sold. Prices less than row 66; 12 midnight, 64; 4 a.m., 65; 8 a.m., " C. Smith were elected to the council. houses. 720 to 728 Newton Place N.W. (Between Georgia and New Hampshire Avenues) TO BE SOLD ON $500 Cash Convenient to Everything Six very large rooms, tiled bath, hot-water heat, electricity, hardwood floors and trim, numerous floor plugs, one-picce porcelain sink, spacious rear screened porches, colonial front porch, built-in heated garage. OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY Afidavits on Which Charges | ,.ci" it Tkt efcend heary Will Be Based Expected | wind: aimimishing tonigne, "o oot Here Today. Virginia air tonight and tomor- row; colder tonight and in east and central portions tomorrow; probably light frost tonight in west and central portions: strong northwest winds, di- minishing tonight. t Virginia colder Michigan Park Henry T. Mil- Affidavits martial of Col. upon which the court William Mitchell, for. v mer tant chief of the Army Afr | morrow; Service, will he based, are expected to arrive here late today from San Antonfo, Tex., where Cgl. Mitchell broadeast his explosive criticisms. The order convening the court un der authority of President Coolid as commander-in-chief is expected to be signed by Secretary of War Davis next week. It was believed the doc- uments would not arrive here from m Fair tonight and to- tonight, with heavy ©perature in northwest 29.62; 11 a.m., 2 1 presented the meeting with a I ] ; Ll st famier: 78, o . ilk Virginia State flag. i time today for distribution| Hishest temperature, 78, occurred silic s B it Wit Depucininnt. sana lothar)| a.m. today; lowest temperature, Resolutions urging the_erection of nacestary legal routine will take an- |64, occurred : a.m. today. a memorlal to Woodrow Wilson across Gt Gy oritw Temper; ite last year— the Potomac from Washington, the Comoiation ot Highest, 80; lowest, 48. construction of a uniform system of routine may take a short time, but Condition of the Water. L‘l’r:;i: “ler:l‘l‘ {ho{‘#}]flml park in Vir- the order convening the court under | memperature and condition of the C. The Soclety of Virginia w: the direct authority of President Cool- |\ PHEINE 1on Cs am. today: 3 idge as comander-in-chief is expect- | ropperature, 57; condition, clear. ed to be signed t cretary of V . 2 oo Davis next week. Weather in Vari Publication of the personnel of the emperature. court will show it to be composed of 13 officers, the full statutory number, all general officers, probabiy with the exception of a colonel from the juc advocate general's corps, to act MOSCOW, October 17 (#).—The mys. ln office H tery surrounding the disappearance of n. Charles P. = ——— a Lithuanian diplomatic_courier from Ahilene.Tex. 30.06 oo Clear an express train Wednesday was B i i cleared up when his body was found near Volokolamsk, 72 miles from Mos cow. The government prosecutor is investigating the circumstances of his death, being inclined to the suspiclon that he met foul play. The courier wis on an express train bound from the horder station of Sebezh for Moscow, and when the train attendants found he was missing 74; 11 a.m. 3. o Addresses were made by Gen. Lake, | Baromet 2; 8 pm, Senator Byars and Mr. Baggarly, Midda Shannon, Inc. 81; 12 midni m., 29.64; which the sponsors of the soc the necessary legal Dupont Circle Potomac 2200 . BAGGARLY. s organ- ENVOY FOUND DEAD. Franklin 5678 Police Think Lithuanian, Bound Stations. for Moscow, Was Slain. a9ramoreg i E manding the York, has been g reed upon as president of the court, while his| so will be men who won in the World W no service of anized or 2 with the 3 have had staff as now org tion personally controve cen the judge advocate of will be calied in Area Headquarters. The Judge Advo cate General of the Army himself ca not sit, as he will be required later to pas 1 the legality of the court’s proceedi: and no officer from his office here will be selected, due to the desire of £ cou shall be strictly of the Army outside of W Davis to Name Court. officers to | ‘e’ve built N THE heart of beautiful Chevy Cha this exclusive Cafritz Community— n Pt.clouds 5 Cloudy s 3014 Chevy Chase Terrace ble location—its wonderfully C Cloudy Clear 3 Cloudy Rain Final selection of the form the court will be made by Secre- | tary Davis personally. He has mad it clear repeatedly that he proposed to sea that the trial was fair in every | respect and that no loophole Wz open for the injection into the of personal prejudice against ( Mitchell. For that reason, it has bee determined that only high officers | with distinguished war records would be called upon to serve. lability of officers geographic- play some part in the selec ton to avoid undue delay in sembling the court. ( £ thy within easy ch and fulfilling uj. Gen. Doug a Distinguishec Attractive from its convenient, acc furesque environment—its sensible property protecting restrictions—and the distinctive designs of detached Homes wh ready for occupancy. they turned over Persol bag gage and diplomatic mail he was bring © Prcloudy | ing to Moscow to the railroad authori Cloudy 2 e ties. Pt.clondy - ? Cloudy = Gloudy | Missing Policeman Sought Here. PLAouds | Caten Brinton. inspector of detec- Uiy |[tives of the Philadelphia police depart- ment, has asked the local police to participate in a search that was insti tuted two weeks ago for Patrolman George William Morley. Morley signed off duty in the traffic division at Tenth and Thompson streets, October 2, but L Cloway | Zaled to return to his home, at 346 Zeralda street. Nothing has been heard from him since that time. Cloudy Clouc i udy we have built—and are now Cloudy P BROOKLAND 903 Hamlin Street N.E. New Six-Room Brick Homes With Gazage Plan and Finish Unusual BARGAIN PRICE See This Home Today We Will Make Terms Charles M. Wallingsford James A. Connor 1039 Woodward Bldg. (Main 2000 for Auto Service) In Cleveland Park —a home of exceptional type—and Miller built Idaho Avenue and Quebec Street A most effective combination of brick and stucco—on a terraced corner, with artistic planting: some Cottage type—planned with the intent of liveableness in Open fireplaces; luxuriously appointed ting porches. Some Center Hall; mind; with usual features—and effective finish. baths; large sleeping rooms; convenient kitchens and pantries—in Part cloudy Part_cloudy hart_cloudy Each home on a deep lot—75-foct front; and a suitably designed garage at the rear, Havana. : Colon. Canal 2 The price and terms can hold only for these initial Homes—because they are actually worth from $2,000 to $3,000 more. served in Washington since the war and now is commanding the 3d Corps Area, Baltimore. The bill to be drawn against Col. | Three frei Mitchell will be lim 1 | sixth and ¢ charge under the ar | broken ering conduct prej who were order and military discipl ) - | their pillages. They left several cases tion under this article would pe | of canned goods and a_quantity sentence of dismissal from the se | flour on the ground beside the cars. The action of the Special Officer James Mullarky of the however, to approvs Pennsylvania Railroad reported the sentence by the President, also | attempted robbery to the fourth pre- could set it aside entir cinet. Two specifications under thé charge BEAUTY AND CHARM language used by Mitchell the statement giv With a Wonderful View of Washington and the Potomac Are Combined in These New Homes in San Antonio which precipit COLONIAL HEIGHTS, VA. Frelght Cars Entered. ht cars on a s streets southwest were | into Ly thieves. last night, | evidently interrupted in Unusual Livingroom with open fireplace; Diningroom, Den, Kitchen, with tiled sink; and dressers on each side: Pantry; Coat Closet and Lavatory on first floor. Entrance to deep side porch through French doors. Second floor, three large Sleeping rooms, with enormous closets; tiled bath, with builtin fixtures; Linen Closet. The attic is floored and daylighted. Servants’ toilet and laundry in basement. Tastefully decorated through- out; and best selected hardwood floors. There will be no speculation in Chevy Chase Terrace property—every pur- chaser will be a Home buyer. It’s an individually designed Home Open from 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ¢ Motor , out Connecticut Ave. through Brad I turning South on Wisconsin Ave.—and directly opposite Chevy Chase Club Golf Course is Chevy Chase Terrace Price Will Be a Surprise and Terms Most Appealing Open every Afternoon, Evening and all day Sunday inquiry by the Pi rd. The contention that the phrases ‘crimina : gence” and “almost treas e” in reference to Army and : istration of air service m.atters, when employed by an Army officer and di- rcted at his superiors in either the itute conduct | prejudicial to dis uvhyp and a verdict | of guilty of the charge will be asked of the court on that ground alone. Watch Washington Grow to a Million Motor out Porter Street from Conn. Ave. turning right into Idaho Ave.—one square north. W. C. and A. N. Miller Realtors Main 9080 Mass. Ave. Heights Desirably located on 36th near the Ebiscopal Cathe and the proposed British bassy, a new colonial home. First floor contains living room, sun parlor, room, kitchen and antry. 2nd flo bedrooms, 2 hot-water heat: large attic; decoration ail hand painted Tn Cevers - detall ‘of " construction evidence * of skilled craftemanshis o0d tasts and careful plannin, ot is 50x100: 3-car brick gar: $27,500 Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc. 738 15th St. N.W. Main 6830 1119 17th St. Main 1790 HOME Means More ln laeland LR LR L LR H i R R R L R LA athe: interio: Elevation 170 Feet Above River—Situated Within Few Minutes of City. Sewers, Gas, Electricity; Absolutely Pure Water; Large Lots PRICES REASONABLE — EASY TERMS HOW TO GET THERE: Take Rosslyn car to end of line—2 blocks on Lee Highway. 1 block on Lambden Terrace, then up steps. | By auto. croms Key Bridge—foilow Military Road, turn right’ at Murphy then right at Corcoran Street. KENNETH M. LIVINGSTONE Open for Inspection Sunday; Representative on Premises Main 700—1317 F St. N.W. “Come Out for the View From the Top o’ the Hill” 8 1 b 1 o g i i 1 g i e 4 L L i e e = g 1= b g b i e i i f g i i g i i i e e ik D 4 = 1 1 1 fi!fi!fi!fikfi B You can’t eat youchake and have it, too ut You Can OCCUPY Your Home and OWN It, Too We Offer You That Opportunity The Beautiful Old Fort Stevens Section One short block off Georgia Ave. At 9th and Sheridan Sts. These Semi-Detached Brick Homes Built by the Harris Construction Co. With six rooms and white tile bath, double rear porches, Built-in Garage and concrete front porch, hot-water heating plant, built-in refriger- ator and ample closet space. ARE FOR SALE AT $8,450 $1,000 Cash and only $70 a month Open All Day Every Day Sample House, 6321 9th Street N.W. Chevy Chase In no other section around Washington will be found so much beauty and charm—such visible out- standing values—so much convenience and refine- Where Suburban Advantages and City Comforts Meet! HEVY CHASE has ever been a com munity name of prominence wherever Washington’s finer residential sections are mentioned. And LELAND, the fastest- growing district of Chevy Chase, offers mar unique home advantages. Its detached dwell ings, large grounds, city conveniences and con- genial residents appeal immediately to all who study the more important considerations of selecting a permanent or semi-permanent g etc.; growing property values—all these and endless other qualities of LELAND will appeal to you. Don't be hasty in your home-buying— ~ OWNERS AND BUILDERS S 5 g 925 15th Street VISIT LELAND FIRST! Sunday Phone—Cleve. 3360 ment without added cost, and an assurance of steadily increasing values, due to the natural trend of high-class development in this direction. $8.975 andu You Will Find llm Terms Quite Convenient DRIVE OUT C¢ ticut A Weer throuoh. Bradicy Lane “and North three aquares om Wisconsin Ave. to LELAND STREET. CHOICE SITES At Very Reasonable Prices And on the Most Favorable Terms Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc. 738 15th Street Northwest Main 6830 713 14th St. N\W. Exclusive Agents Deal With a Realtor