Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1925, Page 3

ENVOY STRESSES BRITISH-U. 3. PEACE Says It Guarantee for Harmony of Nations of World. Howard ovember The rld peace is T A% world | b friendly WILL PRESENT STONE nvoy to Make Gift to School of Journatism "ot | which is studyl ve | plan for Berlin ] Ph NSFER vhia o i AND' STOR: HAVE DIRTY TANGING: CONTRA Let Us Make Your Roof Le.\kproof Is Best| | By the | i rs always on the fob— Mun 14 RUQT—— FL rnof enem y W BOOFING 119 3ra St KOONS s s s Hav.. You a prmtmg Need? i printing The Nwtiorva[ C ital Press D ST. N.W. The Ouality of Our Prmtmg 1IGH PRICED. _PRINT J\N/\ ADADMS " Rallard Oil Heater For Salz! be seen in ope :ninn womb st. Telephone 1310, sw. | | | | ernor. 'Comnrcmme Fat!s—CapltaI { responsibilities before the country GOVERNOR IS DEPOSED. ‘L & | Holds Jiminez Re- | sponsible for Assassinations. ML mber 10 (®) Oax Jimenez | has been deposed as Oax sta legi filing of char sible for tions Deputy | Caxaco, Mexico.. The Genuro V < s pointed squez, acting gov- PAINLEVE CABINET FACING NEW CRISIS Levy Issue Disrupts Left Bloc. Associated Press. Efforts to the con ma o be d et meet to con 1D 5 pam repair n called fi der the situation The M. Blum, de- in the finance commit r of Deputies on the proposal for a capital levy tee rejected the proposal upon which M. Blum de Left bloc was dead. He d brin question up in ber of Deputies and oblige rious groups to assume their leader, m! e commit Gets Slight Advantage. | v gained when the commit- n for the rm bonds, ned over the rejec medy, and threaten w m')tn\i'n('s en s from the ;"of the committee. )\ lI{L in the Left bloc cre- otion in the . where certain } that the gov nees of obtaining a ma- | ¢ are becoming | problematical. of the situation lnl consultations between Minister | , such as and it is | n was ! way to end the fon was to give n opportunity of pro- | t once on the points ed by | h could | and varfous le: rriott and M. Malvy could he December Settlement. Several prominent men, n the Radic: - political tends dominate the finan- | hile the Decem ch the gov is for funds daily 1 in political circles that n of a lottery loan is wing : the =" immoral | there is more | 5 capital outright | - than to request vol- | ptions _which would hers that they would | wrt of their in \ chance to get \aps more. was made by the finance today that new for national defense ely in excess of the 1 for repayment | v, described as a x on securities, de in the finance commit- ! of Deputies, mier Painlev financial restoration of the | S This was consid- | verse for the govern ze tha n,,h subsc ated today of the 1y of vear orders | Every House in Wesley Beights has the artistic seetting of na- ture at her best. A community Miller-built hon establishes the hi of construction, the refined ch: neighborhood. exclusively which est standard protects of the Homes ranging up to $70,000 Motor out Massachusetts Ave Fisconsin Avenue —or _take oth and P We. Herghts Bu Stre W. C. and A. N. Miller | Realtors 1119 17th St. Main 1790 4229 Jenifer St. Chevy Chase, D. C. Ideally constructed bhrick home, containing every modern comfort and convenience. Price, $9,350 Only $750 Cash Exhibit by W. B. you to vis Open and lighted until 9 p.m. ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., Inc. 813 15th St. N.W. Main 2690 tastefuily furnished It will pay | our eldest daughte; London's | - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1925. DRY LEAGUE ENDS OFFICIAL SESSIONS Two-Day Parley Heads Begins Sifting Counsel of Meeting. | i By the Associated Press November 10.—The offi- the Ant today and received during from and ¥ o conven- public officials last night the efforts ave prohibition offictals placed under rvice and declared fo ve all liquor, pre-war and tion life WHE iiveri! by i 5aNathe soane of n heated controversy over pro- hibition enforcement conditic Pennsylvania. In pointed re to Secretary Mellon of the Prohibiti chot of officials were ditions which sserted thes ble for permitted the ®e amounts of channels, delphia con- liver- into Pinchot, which ft the conven- prohibition king to avoid clearly Indlcated Judicial Full suspension of withdrawal enforcement crises” tion was one of the most impor ever held by the league, said Way 11 counsel. Never time such tion from pu and leaders in commerc: k " speech at the clos- ing banquet, Representative H. R Rathbone of Illinols declared that the “18th amendment must and shall be maintained” and he hoped for America to continue her world lead- e not only in financial, ¢ mercial and industrial life, but “mc of all as a moral leader.” Matrimonial Prospect. From the Good Hardware Magazine Hardware Deal ones 1s a m grasping man. He wants everyt he sees Wite—Won't you introduce him to 8-Room Brick Home Built-in Garage Sample House 4624 5th St. N.W. $10,500.00 | WM.H.SAUNDERS CO.,INC. | 1433 K St. N.W. Main 1016 Best Buy Northeast “Gallaudet Park” (2 Blocks North 9th and Fla. Ave.) $6,950 Up Convenient Terms Six rooms, bath, with or with- out garage ; thoroughly modern. Open Daily for Inspection CH.SMALL & CO 925 15th St. N.W. Main 6861. of State .b ; TR TR CHEVY CHASE. MD. !:el A cheery fire- place, in a new detached home with large grounds — only $8,975 EASY TERMS X\e,zB WARR 925 15th St. M 977 Evenings—Clev. 1933 WMIM i De Moll « TWELFTH AND G STREETS Baby ous tone. You will - performance, and agree with us that it is a 485 real value at Terms $16.50 per w on Display—Our New Special in a A wonderful instrument, |FOUR STILLS CAPTURED IN RAID ON FARMHOUSE Men Escape as Officers Arrive at Shack Near Finzel, Md.—Woman Is Released. F. B. NOYES PAYS LAWSON TRIBUTE Delivers Eulogy at Opemng of American Publishers’ As- sociation Convention. . Md., November 10 battery of stills was found in a vacant house located on the farm of Rarl Capon near Finzel, Garrett County, by Enforcement Offi s Willlam . Harvey, who saw two men and a woman rying a_baby as he approached. There stills in the building and were in operation. The men ind the woman, who said in the house only to watch the men make liquor, released Harvey seized two lon, one 50-gallon one 10-gallon still, 52 allons of liquor and 11 barrels of mash. Three cookstoves were used to heat the stills. There was no fur. 1 the house. At another farm Harvey destroved il gal e whisky. No ar. By the Assoc WHITE SULPIIUR SPRINGS, W. Va., November 10.—Members of the American Newspaper Publishers’ As socation, assembling here today for their Fall convention, paused befor ed Press matters to hear a_tribute to the late Victor F. Lawson by Frank B. Ni publisher of The Washington Stai president of the Associated Pre: memorial tribute to the man w him for 'h@ convention, tended by publish ers from all parts of the country. Consideration of traffic problems of newspapers was opened with remark on the subject by . M. Antrim of ribune. Other sul wer< Pressroom \ - Weights,” with George f the Cleveland Plain and “The Mechani cal Department,” with Charles I Hart of the New York Times leading | scussion fternoon was to he devoted !n MASK CLUB DANCE. Central High Organization Arrang- ing for Annual Event. mual dance in De- the Mask v hool at Saturday night in the home of Margaret Schneider, 3746 Mc- Kinley street Refreshments and daneing followed the business ses- sion. The club is composed of stu- and alumni of Central. Irma r is the “Czarina.” Plans for cember were Dealer as spe meeting Lord Rosebery a is Britain's old- estex prime minister. Quality Since 1865 MUTH 710 13th St. N.W. uWCI-IO[CE OFFICES Wl[]]m Single and en suite; un- usual location, downtown financial district. WILKINS BUILDING 1512 H St. Randall H. Hagner & Company 1321 Conn I No. . Ave. N.W. T T Lower Bills WITH THE sc®TT GasRangges With a Scott Gas Range the cooking-top heat, in- stead of passing off, is de- UPERIOR J d > 0 Or roas Remodel GARAGES i and baking! " Better Repair =t 94." roasting and baking, too HOT WATER may be TONEBRAI(E obtained as a costless by- 820-“‘.*51’.. F or Lease Shops and Offices NEW HILL BUILDING 17th & I Streets Ground floor shops as low as $125 per month—another, $200. Important corner space —27 feet on 17th Street and P 30 feet on I Street, $412.50— $5.60 per square foot per year. Offices divided in any size suites desired from $1.57 to $2.16 square foot. High - class appointments throughout—ready for occu- pancy about December Iat. MOORE & HILL Ine. 730 17th Street product of your cooking also, if desired. Ten-Dollar Allowance for Your Old Range For Lease Transportation Building 17th and H Sts. N.W. (with service unexcelled) Easy Terms Right or Left Side Ovens— With or Without Water- Heating Feature, . Demonstrated Scott Gas Appliance Company, 1204 H St. N. W. Main 9437 | S ——— C. on first floor, avallable Store 7 Wichingion's fast. est growing section—convenent parking space within 10 min- utes’ walking distance of more than 60 per cent of Government workers— Office e in a bullding giving the highest type service—within walking distance important Government departments—State, War and Navy, Treasury, Department of Justice, Interstate Commerce, Departments of Labor, Interior and Railway Administration office, ete. Randall H. Hagner & Co. 1321 Conn. Ave. Phone Main 9700 Chevy Chase Price, $15,500 41st and Legation Sts. 8 Rooms, Bath, Garage OPEN DAILY FOR INSPECTION. C.H.SMALL & CO REALTORS—BUILDERS 925 15th St. N.W. Main 6861. PIANO AND RNITURE CO. TO BUY AT REDUCED PRICE THE HOME THAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS 1321 Irving St. N.W. OPEN EVENINGS This is an exceptionally well arranged house, having nine large rooms; high ceil- ings; hot-water heat; at- tractive electric fixtures; garage space; deep lot. Grand with a marvel- be delighted with its THE PRICE WILL SURPRISE YOU . Sandiry Cos, Tne. Realtors 1418 Eye St. N.W. month, if desired Phones M. 5904-5 entering on the discussion of business | rked the opening session of | he opening rounds of golf tourna-| ments which the publish will hold | in connection with their convention. | The proposed extension of the a soclation’s work will be discussed sy John Philip Bryan of the l{lvllr( mond News Tha | Organiz of the Average News ct of Louis H. Brush of the B Liverpool Review. T. R. Williams | the Pittshurgh Chronicle 'rflk‘ill‘:l]))»),—“ will conclude Wedne: morning's program with a on of elimination of waste through co-operation Kindred subjects of vit to the publishers will be o n for Thursday morning Pani Silent on Mission to U. S. November 10 (#).— | the - treasury, Alberto | under arrived from h al | while to the United He | pleted to be in Louis Rough Handling of Freight. fMciency handling of freight cars been inaugurated by the the | Railway Association. local | Surveys will be made | terminais by committees al interest | handlin affected. of these surveys, each will make recommendations prove conditions. A | the ralironds . to 1CO CITY, the has St assoctation alre: heen Louls East E nd Priced Under $16,000 s | {New Brick Homes || New Cleveland Park Brick Homes No matter bow all-delightfal of situation and of nppointment, the home you buy must warrant th, {he Doint of view of permanent Inventment vaiue, Of the absolute wecurity and enhuncement of your investment you will be sure when you BUY ONE OF OUR HOMES. 1 3100 RODMAN ST. and 35th & PORTER ST. i 8 Rooms—Bath—Garage I-conventent hase from Open for 1 "H.SMALL & CO. HIALTORS—BUILDERS pection Daily and Sunday Main 6861 925 15th Bt. NNW. At 140-156 T St. NE WE ARE EXHIBITING The Best and Most Complete New Homes THAT CAN BE BOUGHT AT THE PRICE AND TERMS WE ARE QUOTING ] SANSBURY-SUPER-CONSTRUCTION Sample House Open Evers Day and F Will" show’ You'in, Decail e eatures of N. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc. 1418 Eye St. N.W. Phones N. 5904-5 = This Week. Our Representative ¥ Interesting and Unusual xe Homes. REALTORS CAHILL HOMES On 10th at Rhode Island Ave. N.E. SIX ROOMS AND BATH BUILT-IN GARAGE DESCRIPTION Sodded lawn, covered or uncovered concrete front porches, roomy entrance hall, attractive living room, spacious dining roo, completely equipped kitchen with linoleum-covered floor, built- in ice box, one-piece porcelain sink and metal kitchen cabinet. Hot-water heat, electric lights, hardwood floors throughout, double back porches 10 ft. wide. Large master bedroom, two other bedrooms, tiled and painted bath with mirrored built-in medicine chest, cedar storage closet, French doors to porch from dining room and bedroom, attractive fixtures, hot-water heater, laundry tubs, white and mahogany trim throughout. The lot is 18 ft. x 93 ft. to 15-ft. alley. Paved street. $1,000 Cash—$8’950—$75 Per Month Salesmen on Premises, or STORY & CO. 812 17th St. Fr. 4100 THE NEW ELECTRIC MATCH “SAFETY FIRST” “Matchless Service” comes into mind in- stantly, doesn’t it? By this clever device one is rid of the messy and dangerous match nuisance. Just “Press the Button” and the electric match is ready for the cigar—cigarette or pipe. Consumes but a wee bit of current in the act of lighting and is always where you want it. (Nice for Office, Home or Club) Eight inches high—with two-piece plug and five feet of silk cord—built of steel and attractively colored —A Beauty! $ .50 EACH POTOMAC ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. 14th and C Sts. N. W. Main 7260 This Company Stands Behind Every Appliance It Sells! SEEK TO CUT RAIL LOSSES. IA R. A. Launches Drive to Btop | For the purpose of reducing loss | will be the sub- |and_damage claims growing out of | at| terminals, an intensive campaign has | | American | at varous | on rough ointed by each district, the pro- | claim conference in co-opeartion with | On the basis | committee | | im- | | survey of various terminals in | Southern Atlantic States is now | sald, com St | Open for you to inspect A NEW Colonial Brick Home 2724 34th St Mass. Ave. Heights Hedges & Middleton. Inc. Realtors 1412 Eye Franklin E. k: 9503 Beautiful Home in Saul’s Addition A very charmi taining 8 1 arranged 1o (4 bedrooms) open fire : inclosed sleeping por front hedges and ing on deep lot; close busses W)\wm] “ on mode day without f ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., INC. 813 15th St. N.W. Main 2690 re. er plant- car line, Can be sold See it to- Rigid Deed Restrictions Assures Future Desirability Select Your Home Site NOW! Hedges & Middleton, Inc. REALTORS Franklin 9503 You are under obligations to yvour roof —it deserves the best of care for the protection it gives you. If you want to make your roof as expenseless as pos- sible give it into our care— and we’ll put it into Rose condition — which means perfect condition, for Rose Roofs stay fixed. Just like anything else— there are two ways to mend roofs—the wrong way and the Rose ) We've made the Rose way famous by the thoroughne: which we do the work the accurate knowledge of what should be done. It always costs less to do anything right. The pay part ean be taken care of conveniently under our budget plan. W 847-848 — —— a mild, vegetable lazative to IR Sive Comtipation and B Gusness and Leep the digestive ot eliminative functions normal. Chips off the Old Block MR JUNIORS— Little NRs One-third the regu- lar dose. Made of same ingredients, then candy coated! For children and_adults. @OLD BY YOUR DRUGGIST,