Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1925, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1925. 11 “SIX-HOUSE ROW URGED IN"A" AREAS Zoning Commnsswn to Hear Plea for Modification of Blankets Present Restrictions. Curtains 16 ol . Carpets Coats Dresses Cleaned Shampooed Scoured | Washed | Stored Sanitary Carpet Cle. Co. lhuu(‘ Lincoln 1481 & Lincoln 7638 = It's Fu or & Fur We Can Clean or Dye thfld\hd by th a hearin Jistrict Build Novembe llows detached, ched and community houses. now worded defines s follows: more than th e-family dwellings, erected aneously and so designed the appearance of a single roposed change is to insert in place of “three’ Draperies Evening Clothes Hats Men’s Suits Overcoats Quick Service— Reasonable Rates FOOTER’S Cleaners and Dyers 1332 G St. N.W. Main 2343 houses des ording to M ned as one “hington Chapter, Americu: stitute of Architects. One of the most troublesome p lems the ce Tey ntly is th have port ods zoned ividual p! taken up at th from residential B to nercial D o 2 This Time It’s a Special Trousers Sale 3 avenue cet, G street and Half street south- ge from 60-foot ar portions included ed on the east sid shire avenue between T stre Change from F Lot 804, square 4 northeast corner of Thirtee Monroe streets northwest. HOGAN WILL IS FILED. Leaves Property Here and in New Jersey to Widow. The will of Y\hn J. H died October 28 For Tomorrow 200 Pairs of Men’s ALL-WOOL Heavy-Weight Nicely Tailored BLUE SERGE TROUSERS Guaranteed Fast Color Sizes 29 1o 42 (Except size 36) SPECIAL!!! $ Hog 1. $1,000 fo be di ng the children of a de alance of the persona as premises and Rumsen, N wife. The rema. vised to James M. Gi Gertman and Jam trust to pay the net income to Hogan during her life and at her death to sell the property and dis- tribute the proceeds, one-third to the brother, one-third to the children of the ¢ ed brother and one-third to the children of the deceased sister. Attorney George C. Gertman appears for Mrs. Hogan, who is also named as executrix. G sats May Curtail Dog Race Mlleage Manitoba ships to dogs and drivers. It is pro tage races on 3 or 4 sep. 50-mile courses instead eastwerence 1219 F Street 1219 F Street Queen Quality “Supreme” Footwear NOW PRICED Offering a most complete variety of styles and leathers in these newest Queen Quality creations and priced only $6.50. The shoes you want at a wanted price, giving style, qualty, comfort and value. All leathers— sizes and heels. AT THE EARLE THEATER (Orchestra Seats) | The Queen Quality Boot Shop will give a free ticket to each ¢ ‘ Free Tickets to see ‘The Trouble With Wives’ stomer making a purchase from us this week. - =ure to retain the coupon presented to you by Miss Queen Quality on entering the Earle Theater. Charge Accounts Available, Queen Quality Boot Shop 1219 F Street N. W. snrmw A yflw!a in n'axhingron for Queen Quality Shoes Editors’ Bullets All Miss Marks In Duel in France By the Associated Press part A pistol duel to between two Charles B the Mayenne 8. They \u‘ra former prefect of epartment and edi- rogress Republican, political director uple. zed twice with nich the reconcilta on the tield of honor. The duel \\ui the outgrowth of a political con- troversy in the press. CHESTNUT FARM SOLD AT A LOSS OF $50,000 *| Former Part of Oyster Estate Was Scene of Experiment in Silk Worm Induatr) above regulation, which would permit | ™! oning Commission has hac |t mona| Che n the silk worm industry, has been 0ld by Mrs. Laura McDonnell, Bos- : to William B. Cutshail \r at a loss of Irs. McDonr he farm, of 1 modern dair and t Dr. Will L s operated by a nephew. In- iFathQr Johns Medicine 5 () J colds and: coughs Makes Strength OVER 70 YEARS OF SUCCESS did not 0 OuUT lighting and properties will be under the direction of Harold Snyder of the Community Center department. Two performances will be given, the first on _Wednesday _evenin cy rama curtain now being installed by the Community Center department is to be dedicated. The second perform- MANY T0 ASSIST to Bel? st Washington ach of these performances is 25 cents, to cover cost of the production. “Harvest Festival” Staged in Central Auditorium November 25. RARE PAINTINGS ON VIEW. tional Gallery of Art. The exhibition of water-color paint | ings, called symbolic color analysis of life, by Victor de Kubinyl, which is being held in the National Gallery of | Art in the Nation; Museum on_ the first floor, is attracting widespread at schools in srium Novem- S ment of the entral High Aud Arts Club of Wash ington will appear in a_ sculpty group representi he goddess Ce and the Spirit { Agriculture members of th oline MeKinley Studio of Rh ' appear in scenes, as w sodes in th young peop Hebrew Congre ceremonial s Members of the id | among the most unique ever shown in the gallery. The id | veyed entirely b and the work is an entirely new de- parture in the field of art. hmic tion will si in thy Hebrew To Florida and Return $55.90 Including All Expenses Personally conducted tour Novemtee Members o r' th Dramatic oups S menbsiory rcted with Co- and South- man ‘ home sites or in the beautiful ridge sec len of Florida. For reserva tions or information, write, phone or eall J. S. 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