Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1925, Page 3

¢ STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, ‘-Lppmn!v'd British Ambassador to lhelgn-o he does hold. The belief, more-| THIEF HITS POLICEMAN United States) facts and gossip may .m is widespread that he may be- |interest you: He is one of the ablest | prime minister if Lloyd should |hnulmhnun living—everybody con- | not last till peace come. I think | cedes that. See and compare the \-iew‘ there is no doubt that to do a con- taken of Disracli, the other Hebrew |crete job Lord Reading will succeed, ‘Hid earl, by his political enemies. As be- | during war time, better than any man | tween the two my judgment would | who was considered for » OCTOBER 28, 1925. 3 SureRelief FOR INDIGESTION started to enter. He then dashed to the front of the building, leaped through the glass door there and es d. THE EVENING Your Fortune On Hallowe'en iGERMAN AIR BOMBS FELL In a dark room, lighted candle‘ NEAR PALACE PAGE WROTE! in hand, look in a mirror and see | the face of the one you're to | 1 AND MAKES HIS ESCAPE| hots fired by Ramstad a_few sec onds 1 g toual did not take effect. T es Inside Window and Stops owner of the store, summoned by | stad, reported §10 had been taken Officer as He Seeks to | the ‘cash register marry. Throw an unbroken! apple peel on table or floor and it will form the first letter of | your, sweetheart’s name. Then | drink everybody’s “fortune” and ! health in mellow Cider, just off the American Ice. There's no better “foriune” than a sparkling glass of tangy, well chilled cider. Arrange for your American Ice to put the “frost” in your Hallowe'en Cider. Telephone Main 6240. American ICE Company —is destined to eclipse all suburban areas about our city Watch it! BETTER STILL—SEND FOR LITHOGRAPHED PR INT AND GO OVER GROUND YOURSELF. * Hedges A \lnhlh ston, Inc. FLA’E TE RE? MAIN 500 | LEE fH BROTHERS FOR SALE 6321 9th St. N.W. Six Rooms and Bath Double Rear Porches Built-in G ge ronr S$8,450 Open for your inspection all day cvery day. S I-l |\l \(l!”l\ CONFIDENTIAL LOANS MADE 1IN Call Main 4138 210-1212 D ST. N We Arc Always Ready i st vou in ems, T HIGI PRICED BYRON S. ADAMS, EREVIER, Let Us Make Your' So e Roof Leakproof always on the 11 JRONCL AD &z Protec-Tin Rcof Paint or ability hn.w. Estim KOONS [ o s TOKIUL THEM, ™ 16 thex are in your hair mattre can geC them out. Our Renovauon Seivice is_compl BEDELL'S MATTRESS | FACTORY. Phone Main 3621 610 1 St N.W. "Cleanlmess Is Next to Godlmg.ss Phoue DON'T < bedimmed e Jem Klet.o: large SSBYTERIAN, Fourth Presbyterian Church 13th and Fairmont_Streets Specxal Meeting Thursday Evening e eizht o'clock under The Speaker of the evening will be r. Wayne B. heeler ‘o collection Everabody cordially welcome 119 3rd St 8.W. | Ambassador Doubted, However, That Foe [ve in favor of reaging. e is not - Flyers'Knew How Near They Came to King’s Residence i EDITED BY BURTON J. HENDRICK. ing the letter of September | 25, 1917, from Ambassador Page to President Wilson.) rtments of our information— aircraft men, ter T have put lem into the proper channels, I try {to follow every one of them and to ask if thex've got all they came for. ali report t and succe epartments of the it have volunteered the T have them promi accredited Ame what they ask for. fast umulating war phies from the air raids on Lon don. Pleces of shells—from the Tt jish antiaircraft guns—fell on my | | roof last night during the hait-hour | | vattle. We were at a | concluded that it was any |ones. So we finished the {the time the bat | these moonlit evenir lattack e me 1vs. of course, | with los: ter than the n pers lowed to report. Two bombs fell last night within few hundred y 3ucking | Palace and two more still nearer the House of Parliament. But it is hard {to believe that the German air knew just what buildings th near hitting. The gu t le; them at a great height. A fortnight {azo a bomb wrecki °t S0 near ) that two or seconds difference would have fall on the square seconds differen: ase from t efore. house now after about 20 » Killed rt every time. We expect ttle every night while But this is an incident of the unworthy of me; Yours fait W war IR H. PAGE The few rem: {at long intervals letters require written no com- | Dear Mr, sdowne e ised to de en suite; un- downtown financial distr WILKINS BUILDING 1512 H St. Randall H. Hagner & Company No. 1321 Conn. Ave. N.W. Main 9700 New Home of Italian Design Six Large Roon_:s and Bath In Suburban Surroundings) 1341 Kennedy St. N.W. 1S FOR SALE $12,750 Cmbassy Apartments N.W. Corner of 16th and Harvard Sts. N. W. apartments still_available in building A few Tnspect toduy— H. R. Howenstein Co. 1311 H N.W. fhe Rockshoro 1717 R Street N.W. . reception =i i 1 | 4 business section ! F | + kitchen Main 14 | —— I An English Type New Home Mass. Ave. Heights 2804 34th St. Between Fulton and Garfield Streets A very impressive, complete home, with two- car brick garage. Open Daily After 1 P.M. Hedges & Middleton, lnc.‘ REALTORS ] 1412 Eye St. | the trenches can unde: | kings. in Nlflllll\ Raids. aims of how such | self is one evidence the wau a demand—which 1t of a weary de- tisfied by thumb. I dar ared in [iteebac e o com | ago that your letters wer {of the world. them as the pre-emin of war aims, and yet tinues here for the man in the strect Everybody points to the con- sumt nd the man in nd. All this | will pass with the New Year mood. But there is one thing that 1 wish British would themselves plainly and concreely—th the only way t¢ curity is throw the German military autocr at this implic of the Emperor positively that the > principle prevents. But it something to do with preventing - ery. Almost everyw verywhere out s ¢n seem vet un- ble to think of government without { Something of the old divinity | 't hedge them. Even in Eng there is a hesitancy to speak ut plainly about crowned villains. | The Czar himself found much sym-| pathy here in certain circle 3 vague fear lest royalty here may come upon an evil day shows ftself by ir- relevant and unnecessary outbursts in | praise of the King; and the argument is overworked that a throne is neces- sary to hold the empire together With all good wishes, Yours faithful some doth 3 lan ER H. PAGE SIDENT. on, 16 January, 1918. I do not quite | it formulation | that | | $16,750 s old Dizzy was, but he sounder. 1 doubt if Dizz and Iteading is. the most brilliant and spectact is far | honest of IlvN\ of the bar me that he worked fr arly hou {to early hours again day in and ds | out fc able mem- { He becan | s prodi ord Readi tord chief iceship. He to me the other day that his ambas. sadorship would he temporary. Lady Reading told Mrs. Page that they ex- f 110 be gone only thre But I take it that he will not till the end of the war. 1 have reason to believe [ do not know) that |made to induce return (@l an effort was salfour and then | Lord ¢ to go as Ambassador to Washington. 1 know that the ap- pointment offered to Northeliffe. 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