Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1925, Page 3

Jack Frost Calling! He's around, making your win- dow opaque wui his delicately traced card, and leaving it upon |he pumpkin to sweeten it for the Thanksgiving pie. But don’t put perishable foods on the window sill and trust to Jack to keep them fresh. A frosty nip, followei by sunshine, causes food to spoil. There’s but one safe place and one safe way-—a good refrigerator and a regular supply of American Ice. Pure, clean American delivered to your refrigerator costs less than a cent per pound. American ICE Company GARAGES PUONE MAIN 9427 TONEBRAKE Suiiosa 820-11 ST.NW. Remodel Repair Wesley Beights IS the fastest growing high-class community in Washington—with natural scenery that is wunsur- passed; and Miller-buile Homes of effective design —-representing upwards of two million dollars in development. Motor out M. achusetts Avenue, s Wisconsin Ave- nue, into athedral Avenue. Or take Wesley Heights Bus th and P Streets. W. C. and A. N. 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IRONCLADE S, phone saa 14 Be as Fair to Your Watch As You Are to Your Automobile. Have It Cleaned, Oiled and Properly Adjusted. Bring Your Watch to Us For Estimate. SALVATORE DESIO JEWELER AND SILVERSMITH. 926 F Street N.W. NEXT TO METROPOLITAN THEATER. ‘Established 1881 ROOF READY? By “Ready” we mean sound, tight— free from rust and leaks. 'Why go “(hroush anoiher “Winter With a pOor roof? Send for us—feel safe. KOONS ROQEING 110 3rd St. S.W. COMPANY Phone Main 933, W&mp&v_&s&s\\s\‘\m\ EllEfl:ll—:—mlE": EEE—:EEEE |COMMUNISTS PLAN TOSTART SCHOOLS Classes to Be Organized in All Big American Cities, « Leaders Declare. By the Asscciated Pre: MINNEAPOLIS, November 18— Communist schools, teaching the theory of communism and Leninism, are belng organized in a number of cities in the United States, Com- munist leaders here declared last night. C. A. Hathaway, Northwest or- ganizer of the Workera' Party, estab- lished the school here under direction of the central executive committee in Chicago. The school opens today to run for 20 weeks. “Young worke the junior Com- munists, are being supplied with liter. ture for distribution in the city schools, aimed to offset American ducation week in the public schools. “We want education for action, not | abstract education,” Mr. Hathaway said. “We are teaching our young peaple that the Constitution of the United States is the bulwark of class rule, and that the workers must pro- | mote the needed change. In New York and Chicago school were In operation to teach the instiu for the Communist schools in va- parts of the country. The move- | forelgn workers espec it ist theory, peaking, nud»i unfonism, and | Leninism. he central executive committee | considers Natlonal Education week. | when the schools and churches | emphasizing the need for capitalistic | education, as a good time to show our young people that not for the worker: advanced economic Hathaway did not have specific information as to the clties in vhich schools are being or have been d classes would be organized in Milwaukee Thursda Other schools would be st ing American cf ‘'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FINDINGS ON BULB QUARANTINE SOON UP TO SECRETARY JARDINE Spirited Hearing, Marked by Personalities, on Ques- tion of Barring Imported Products Believed Infested 1s Brought to Close. Secretary of Agriculture Jardine will have before him within a few days voluminous documents from a spirited hearing concluded yesterday, out of which he will decide whether the department’s quarantine against importation of na 'S bulbs, on account of infestation, become effective on January lifted or modified. During the two-day hear slded over by A: Agriculture Dunlap, Bulb Dealers’ Association, horti- cultural societies from several Stat the Garden Club of America and other clubs asked that the proposed embargo be lifted, while those in favor of the emb: included the American Bulb Grower: Representative Free of Representative arolina, Repr sentative Drane of Florida and i an To! Nethe cisco and attorney for ers. the. Duteh export Fear Shortage in Bulbs. Opponents of the q ntine ex- pressed fear that a cutting off of the forelgn supply would bring about a shortage of bulbs and high prices, and contended that imported bulbs were not only relatively free from di but were superior to the domestic - | product Defenders of the quarantine de- | clared that the pests against which the Department of Agriculture has declared the quarantine were not yet definitely established in this country, |that further imports would infes horticulture and agriculture, and that American industry, at the suggestion of the Government, had invested heav. |1y in bulb growing on the assurance that the embargo_ would become ef- fective January 1. Sharp clashes between sides to the controversy hearing throughout and rose to climax rday when Representa- tive Free elicited admission from Mr Torchiana that he was not only con sul general for the Nethe receiving from his clier marked the . . 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Individuality in Furniture—at DeMoll’s Dunigan-Built Homes In the Most Beautiful Section oi Washington SEE THESE HOMES BEFORE THEY ARE ALL SOLD NO HOMES CAN APPROACH THEM IN VALUE TERMS ARRANGED FOR YOU These Homes Are.Open and Lighted Until 9 P.M. 16th Street Double-decker Busses 8D, J. Dunigan, Inc. 1319 N. Y. Ave. EMMONS S. SMITH PIANO AND FURNITURE CO. TS . | board. W opposing manufactured by The the largest and best known the world. The trade mark used by the joj———lu]c———jo.a]lc———jalc———|q] DUNIGAN “ALL-BRICK' "HOMES o exporters of Holland, remuneration of $100 a day and expenses. Mr. Free, In the late morning ses- sion, had charged a ‘“large fund” had been raised in Holland and tha't Mr. Torchlana was behind a move- ment to lift the embargo and discour- age the propagation of bulbs here. tion with the bulb hearing and a con- ference he had with Dr. C. L. Marlatt, hairman of the Federal horticultural Mr. Torchiana, who was introduced s an American citizen, and also the consul general for the therlands, aid Dr. Marlatt had asked him if he knew of the existence of a “slush fund.” The consul general said he did STEPHENSON MAY START | TO STATE PRISON TODAY | Former Klan Leader Still Cheerful By the Associated Press NOBLESVILLE, 18.—D. Monday to life imprisonment for the | murder of Indlanapolis, State prison at Michigan City today, it was sald at the sheriff's office. | Stephenson was still cheerful and | confident that he would gain a new trial and subsequently be freed. Miss »| After lunch, during rebuttal by those [Oberholtzer swallowed poison after opposed to the embargo, Mr. Torch-|an alleged abduction and attack last | .|iana started to explain his connec-| March. Stephenson was held respon- | sible for her act. Earl Klenck defen A were acquitted of the murder charge | and arrested on indictments ch ing conspiracy have Omer sheriff, the burning of Stephenson’s suburban bes 1925. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, SureRelief. FOR INDIGESTION ‘and Confident of New Trial. | November | sentenced Ind, C. Stephenson, Sure Relief of Miss Madge Oberholtzer | may he taken to the | DELLANS 25¢ and 75¢ Packages Evervwhers and Barl Gentry, co- with Stephenson, | nts who to commit a felo en taken to Indianapolis Hawkins, M The indictments grew out of | An Ideal Fuel— not, but explained that he was charg- |home at India wolis last April. At- ing a fee and expenses, intimating | torneys took steps to ralse $10.000 that Dr. Marlatt thought the fee was Clean and Hot small. At this, Dr. Marlatt on the platform jumped to his feet and hurriedly de- Clared that he had been misunder- stood, as Mr. Torchiana had told him he was receiving $100 a day and ex pen: Dr. Marlatt said that he had jocularly remarked that men attend- ing the greens of golf links In Wash- ington were paid $150 a day. He was only Joking, Dr. Marlatt explained. Personalities Barred. The presiding offic ed person alities out of the and the bulb question discussed on its merits After Mr. Torchiana, however, had concluded his remarks, with an offer that the Nethe pay the expenses of a_scie amination in Holland of all bulbs ex ported to the United States, Mr. Free ged Mr. Torchiar in a brief de. hich the $100 a day and ex 3 former carlier, nfirmed by the consul general to saying his bod.” Hutchinson of the Deal ssoclation d_charges “‘of ama al, den FLAT TIRE? MAI N 500 LEETH BROTHERS EXECUTIVE Twenty experience Credits ment will for Jan- e uary first. 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When you see their desirable loca- tion, fine construction and rich fttings, you will marvel that they can actually be bought and occupied for less than you would pay to merely rent! 1435 N Street $34.50 With Small First Payment 1 two-bedroom apartment, ‘ bath and YCRETE 5 0 1 | Choice Locations Arailable 3 atSeatelCirsle Open for Inspection 3 Janitor Service See Mr. H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO. i Dawson j Incorporated. . 1311 H STREET NORTHWEST ! Franklin 2238 leith. that has proven smaller family use. to match. 18,500 U» Why Put It OF? Take a Burlellh Bus Tuds)’ 36th and R gtreets N.W. 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Paved street. $1,000 Cash—$8’950—$75 Per Month Salesmen on Premises, or STORY & CO. 812 17th St. Fr. 4100 Have Been Renting The Same Apartment For Twenty-One Years For 4 years I paid $40.00 a month For 7 years I paid $47.50 a month. . For 3 years I paid $55.00 a month. . For 5 years I paid $62.50 a month. For 3 years 1 paid $70.00 a month. . 51980 .....83,750 .- $2520 Altogether I paid exactly $14,160 to occupy a three- room and bath apartment. Today I have nothing to show for my expenditures except a valueless assortment of rent receipts. AND NOW—-READ THIS: I Have Been Buying My Gwn Apartment For Six Years Each month I have paid $40.00 toward its purchase. My equity now is considerably more than half of its appraised valuation. Within a very short period I will hold a clear title to the apartment and my monthly ex- pense thereafter will be merely the small operating cost. ACT PROMPTLY IF YOU WOULD SECURE ONE OF THE REMAINING CORNER APART- MENTS IN WARDMAN’S 1009 CO-OPERATIVE APARTMENT HOMES NEW YORK AVENUE, FIRST & M STREETS N.W. WHAT YOU OW ] You own an occupancy agreement { { | | Exhibit Building 55 M Street N.W. conveying your apartment to you, your heirs, or assigns, FOREVER. OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY 9 A. M. to 9 PM. Main 8516 You own valuable real estate (land, building, etc.) through stock in the corporation of co-owners holding title thereto. You own the right to select your co-owner neighbors. You own a home. EDMUND J. FLYNN Authority on Co-Operative Apartments Representing WARDMAN YOUR OWN APARTMENT HOME”