Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1926, Page 3

THE,Z£ EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON i DL W I R RSP RAC BHE edW -~ 25 Billion $3% gear ie il be torove lout, Much of HEAT o ORA T Uncle Sam’s family spends 15 The committee finished its tour at “Fifteen Minutes From F Stree¢" billion dollars a year for luxuries - Fort Totten. in the vicinity of Soldlers’ Oi! Bu rner., l onessential illi \ | Home. and overlooking the city to the 4 and nonessentials, 6 billions on cast, This post is believed o be one b 1411 N.Y. AVE. ~ MAIN 6380 |l Developed for Particular buildings and 4 billions on pas- 1 ofr the best preserved in the District, von_ | ! Home Owners senger automobiles, which is and Senator Kendrick thought that it i IDIGESTION, more than $225 per person per rved by the Goverfiment. = ‘";:.m‘u. : : : All Political ~Factionalism “ Senators and Representa- | these posts N;;Pm;o;:em,g{g,msf;’:";’fi ™ - 9 5 et i ks aig Aside in Campaign o | | tives Get First-Hand Fats | e i e it 1, B DON'T FORGET! b I L look like the proverbial 30 cents, % short time so that this important road- ice, @ necessity, is more of a com. for Bond Votes. 2 on Development Projects. | ey oot b o e Coverament fove ke and heseh than sl s, | o g e wi the Sche 1516 Emerson Street N.W. Pore, clonr Amerian Fen. cogty | 978! Dispateh to Toe Star it » ; | First-hand information on lana | "e2U¢ Bl ! T B Just OF 16th S > . | CLARENDON, Va. June 9.—An e projects which are needed to carry i ust th St. fess than a cent a pound delivered. | couion with all political factions § out the park development scheme of | HUNT UNMUZZLED DOGS. | ~ . | working side by side for the conimon » ) et en ol emhtiaor (1 (o e | A Wonderful Preston-Built Home Amegrican {200d was ihe guiding influence in : o Ernte . "men. thes 'mage | Police Ordered to Act After Four|i APARTMENTS || ] of unusual design, containing 9 spacious rooms and 3 hathe the. formation of the “Arlington 3 a tour of the various sections. In P - i) ersons Are Bitten. o - 0 > the congressional party were Sena- 1661 Crescent PIl. with two-car garage, is now open, completely furniched. for ‘ounty water hond e'ection cam- t T e ' Phip ¢ Coloeaa i i - i ! i o . L ors Lawrence *hipps o rado n view of the number of nce 4 AR S youE inspection. paign committee” at the courthouse and John B *Kendrick of Wyoming. |of persons being attacked and bitten Adioining 2400 Sirteenth H et bt i sa it el last night. 1 % 4 A 3 members of the subcommitiee on|by dogs since June 1. when the muz | #agy VISIT THEM! scoe | celfentih 4 prised at the modest price for <uch an ex- | _'the meeting was called by the Ar- 5 - Distrlct Appropriations of the | ziing regulation became effective, Maj. b ellent home in the finest location the city has to offer ~ ton water board. charged with N Senate appropriations commitiee, and | Edwin B. Hesse. superintendent of po (,Om pany andling plans for the proposed mod- 2 3 Representatives Frank H. Funk of | lice, expects to direct members of his | i N e Witer supply for Arlington Coun- 2 e Roberc G Simmons of | command to more strictly enforce the s | WINFIELD PRESTON = ' ». which will be made p‘?"{hl-‘- ‘; Nebraska, Ross A. Colling of Missis- | provisions of the regulation i | the county connects with the United | I 3 Soni and Anthons J. Griffiin of New | Four dogs bit persons. according to . EETEES Y EmF Ty | Staies Government supply at Dale | ; g e ot e Tlomse sun. |police reports, vesterday. Two_chil- New Apartments 1010 Vermont Ave., N.W. Main 6307 — SSRQmaLCH | carlia. The committee was organized . committee on District appropriations | dreng while at play were victims, a “Cresthill” io conduct an exhaustive and sys- of 'the House appropriations com. |PoY Was bitten while delivering !c; at resthil atic ai i 4 o % t vner of the dog, Bl et eV e S | B ot e, 00 | 1430 Belmont St R Ma. U 84 Grant, 34, aicector of the | Scked Wile ch ths Dremisess of the 3 west Rentals e SREIECE office of public huildings and public | ** S . $52.50 to $90. Large porches tion will be held June 15 . Those bitten were Harry Brown. B ; - N ks of the National Capital: Maj. colored, 9 years old, 2230% Eleventh evator h:l‘\'ll’fi W. K. Handy Presides. rey H. Brown, a rector | gireet; Horace Lowe, 8 vears old, 8 41 rented: 7 left. T 2 led 1 der by | the same office, i G| Rhode Island avenue; Edward Swee- A The meeting was called to order by FUR MURE ]UBGES ldren. ney, 14 vears old, 916 Savanmah street Moore & Hill (Inc.) OMETHING P =3 3 <za S =, A lot of comfort for little moncey A bottle of Elder Flower Fye Lotion lasts S William J. Ingram, chairman of the H county water board. W. K. Handy of ip was made for the purpose | goutheast, and Densra Smith, colored, 730 17th St. ot - Barcroft was elected chairman, and of acquaintinz the members of these |18 years, 1213 Carrollburg street two subcommittees whh the relative | southwest. i PEC[AL Heights secretary. [importance of the various projects, | m———t——————————————— " iihet ohaiimen ‘iwre jiistisa | some of which will be included in the t = = i | estimates for the next fiscal year, now with power o seiect their own aids| Ning States Would Get Ad-|pyimaicaforahe next it seur now | R ACF Tl %’ in a new six-room home a long while and gives T SS— your eyes a gratifying 2< R. Bleakley James of Fort Myer sense of comfort and relaxation. e K€ = o — S and to devise their own machinery s | same time, the members of the House for the work. T o b t Aviinzten precinct, Roger Orri ditional Jurists Under ~ |and senate were informed of the Ballston precinct, Mrs. C. M. Rogers: plans for extending the park system Clarendon precinct, W. L. Bragg: Del Measure Approved. Glad to See Projects. o LEE;I'H qROTliEiR} 5 | 5700-20 8th St N w 6 Ray precinct, William H. Duncan; | gt y A EYE LOTION Glencarlyn precinct, Freeland F Seratoc Eiins RpLLC fngsiciel | ¢ 3e linclading ave Chew: (rane precinct. Walter T. OfuHHE Stallr LeRny U R T Corner Madison s AL Weaver: Cherrydale precinct. Hugh L.| A bill to authorize appointment of | Partial circuit was made. t L r:n: | I i by G .4 Reid: East Falis Church precinct, Mrs. s;damnnal Federal judges in nine ""(‘":r""i""t::;"’“_":‘{fll;d*';':";’fl"wM"1“ ‘"'h" Extendlng From H. A. Fellows. Rosslyn precinct, R.|States was passed by the House yes: as glad to be able y Bleakley James, and Virginia High. | terday and sent to the Senate. The |serve the projects, and would doevery- Street to Street Metal weatherstripped and lands precinct, Mre. Claude S. Sem.| vote was 215 to 97 thing possible to assist in the acqui- “hoi screened throughout STied The States affected are New York, | fition of lands, but pointed out that Choice g » ) Eligibility 1s Fixed. | Connectieut, Pennsylvania. Maryland ‘}f,'.“’\"'fi:"}?,g"h';’"ph;‘a‘ J, Grant said that Stiites For Sale at a Price % 4 William 1. Duncan, &lerk of the | South Carolina. Michigan, South Da-| ¢ the tour, and believed that it would il Under "$70 Whicl Every 30 Minutes Jf| fcourt. “shnounced’ mat ai gersons | Keta, Tova and callfornia, | help ai concernet to rench « conclu. | e T ‘ 'L & RO v qualified to vote in the coming Novem- | Ol PoR sion as to the projects to be purchased | . ] v SCSS | c . . on the hour A | B loetion also will be eligible toy Was voiced by Democratic members | 510 i i these selected co-operative s Virtually Assessed Sample house open daily for-in- and half hour ‘1 | vote in the water bond election. from New York City, who objected to| "hnp . povty fiyst studied the connect buildings. Priced at / fini ssi specti T0 B Arthur Orr, chairman of the cen. |the five additiona) Disirict judges and |,y 7k petween Potomac and Rodk $6,500 to $8,000 on pay- Value. Infinite Possi it (o] tral committee, charged with securing | QN® justice of the Cireuit Court of | ek parks at New Hampshire ave ments less than the aver. bilities signers to applications for the water, | APPeQIs to be given their State. The| "% 74 Gireer. and then went age rental! W oftered the services of his entire staff | Prohibition issue was raised by several| . o Goorgetown, where the com See or Phone 10 the new organization. This was |Representatives. who maintained that | 1o wag taken to Foundry Valley 1 N.L SANSBURY CO INC accepted. Assistance in organization :‘hfi dosk‘;';rO:fuwl:n:;&:«ulrIn: in z::; and told of the importance of acquir Inapect Bulte 10} I . o Lio oy . o i election. eampAIKn . committee | demand for new judzes. was caused | 21 (014 of the in e ol e | Chas. S. Muir & C i of the election campaign committee | demand for new, tudevs, wax caused | ing this project right now o to lose 2022 Porter S, as. . vur 0. |l 1418 Eye St. N\W. Main 5904 missioner of revenue: Prof. Fletcher |lice courts. ! rkwa which w dedicated 1o CLEVELAND 1403 New York Ave. Kemp. county . superintendent of| Chairman Graham of the judiciary | Paeipars. WhICh WETe fedioated o Ligde . schools: E. . Turnburke. chairman | committee admitted that prohibition | siCant: thare wanld he nh connerting Main 4935 of the board of.suparvisors: Edward | was the chief cause of the legislation, | fini With the river. The committes Duncan, member of the board of |buc urged enactment of the bill. de | then want to the Bluff on the Dotomac supervisors. and leading man and |claring that under present conditions [ near Chain Bridge, and Maj. Brown .| woman civic workers of the county. |it was impossible 1o transact court |explained the purpose of opening Do Noble Thomas, president of the |business in certain sections tomac avenue there, and pointed out Arlington County Colored Citizens’ AS- | The hill would provide judges for | that it was a part of the McMillan Before you buy see our [||scciation. was chosen to head a com-|the following districts: Three for[plan to have a parkway along the mittee to get out the colored vote. | southern New York, one each for | Potomac at this point. - S Garage The water situation will be one of | northern and western New York, one ¢ Visit Fort Kemble. . Brl h wo the principal topics at the annual ban- [ each for northern and southern b 0 quet of the Arlington County Busi-|fornia: one each for Connecticut, eas- Then the committee headed toward | | ness Men's Assoclation to be held to- |tern Pennsylvania. Maryland. eastern | Massachusetts avenue, stopping at | Semi-Detached, Tapestry Brick [} i niznt in Odd Fellows' Hall, Clarendon. | South Carolina, eastern Michigan, | Fort Kemble, which gives a beautiful = HOMES {Asa E. Phillips. consulting engineer, | South Dakota and southern lowa. view of the district. This was one | Have You will give a detailed account of what| An additional judge for the second |of the Civili War outposts. It then 13191321 F S has been done in connection with' the | Circuit Court of Appeals (New York.|went through Klingle Valley, throush l t d o, treet $8 450 and $8 975 water proposal. Other speakers will | Vermont and Connecticut), also would | Rock Creek Park to Fort Stevens, nspecte 4 4 be Stephen H. Talkes of Washington | be authorized. visiting the stone marker indicating Convenient Terms and Joseph 1. May, president of the| The judgeships for nerthern Cali.|the place where Lincoln stood when ’ Best Value in Washington |local business men's organization. C.|fornia. and southern lowa were added ' Washington was under fire. <he 2548 Mass. Ave. N.W.? INSPECT TODAY Eugene Dovle. former president of the | a5 amendments proposed by the judic. PArks system only owns a small strip hi ! g 1ssociation, will preside. W. H. Whipp. | fary committes, = Eastern South Caro.|of land there, but Senator Kendrick Samp! s vay: |chairman of the entertainment Dpro’ | jina was inserted in place of northern | thought that more land should be ac ample Houses (Always Open. 0200 00 ficas reatures of unusual | (oareia: i quired, at least for a square distant, [\ ay! Representative on Premises) A SAseit &0 as to give the place a proper set 823 Sheridan Stand B - AST GOARDSMAN PoSED| SENATE HONORS BYRD. |, mevruncs o surtusne 7 Gl onen Daily and San- . | strongly placed hefore the committee day Uhtil 9 P.M, One black east Georgla Ave. ear line AS LIQUOR GANG MEMBER Sniers thix prosect. i acanired_this | SAMUEL R.HARRIS CO. St [ Welcome for Polar Explorer. | ottt For Further Information ey i g Testifying Against Two. He Tells| . rcqoution congratulating Comdr. See Your Broker. Otis Building of Rum Row Activities—Was | Bvrd on his polar flight and providing BOOKS BOUGHT 810 18th Street N.W. for congressional participation in his|| “Rring Them In" or Phone Fr. 5414 3 Once Captured. welcome heme was adopted today by [\ PEARLMAN'S, 933 G St. N.W. Main 6161 4 ©r Your Own Brol the Senate. STORE NEWS Hours: 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. ting | Br the Amsomated Press BOSTO! June 9.—A coast guards | I man who played a rum runner's part | i !to get evidence toid his story in Fed | B e eral Court vesterday, where two vic- Investment Offerings fims of his ruse were on trial for con. | Dieding profits with intastors spiracy to smuggle liquor. | B% accumuiative preferred stock Chief Boatswain's Mate Nelson F.| <10 Per Sha King said he joined a gang and took L] 2n P - . | messages from shore to ships on Rum ¥ > preference common stock Row. But before each trip he visited conom lc Skl Federal officlals, who took copies of $12.50 Per Unit. the notes and resealed them. Apo_aadiionay profts nt 230 On one of his trips K:nxl vas fired . extra dividends earned on by a Coast Guard patrol boat and onBy'a Coast Guard patre boat and Home Bu ying soon released. at F['E('lz!l. XOATl(‘ES. = j SO R g 0 T Unusual Homes ECENT years have witnessed the development of a = 12 practical and increasingly popular solution to the dama | PAPERRANG A MATD. at an Unusual : demands of those who wish to reside in the more n.w. (Burleith r;o’nmc D e FiLEs BOAD N "’%fi Price exclisive urban residential centers but who cannot afford to D BwiTES TRANSFERAND & | pay the exorbitant prices that prevail in such sections. The FADDED VASS CONSTANTLY RigovDig | plan is not strictly a new one; it has existed and grown ‘(O'rro'x‘zl_’?x‘i - steadily in New York for more than two decades. But it 1o MINEQGRATED TETTERS. o1 * e : : ; was only about seven years ago that the CO-OPERATIVE FETAGS, Open &80 am L ! B | APARTMENT mode of dwelling really took firm root in the BTan A o qny fm o vacy, | RS = 4 National Capital. The firm of M. and R. B. WARREN has : . e X : had the great privilege of pioneering the construction and These are our l‘eglflar $45 nght'welghtv Pure o %’%fi 5 sale of these apartments in Washington, choosing the better 1 WOO] Suits, all the ]ightest COIO!'S and new shades PITTSBURGH PECIAL RATES. NA%']ONAY [E- . . . 2 . > = INC. 1317 N, ¥. AVE, 7 \ . residential sections for its operations and findmg its selec- I . T XEVER DisATEOD ? tions fully justified by the ready sale of the individual from our Spring stocks; also blue serges and PRINTING Chevv Chase suites—many times before completion of the buildings. At blue unfinished worsteds. Bng& }\-IURRY i = the present time there are apartment home units available in b p YRON S. ADAMS Terrace i several desirable locations, all representing far greater values The assortment is still S0 huge and the sizes High Grade, but not high priced. BT T1ih Sivest N - _Lin S ; ffers the most attrac- than separate houses of similar size and appointments. I OUR NEW ADDRESS ;Z Home prop?litionfi; These locations are: 2540 Massachusetts Avenue, 1623 80 complete that we can guarantee a Pe"feCt 9th & EVARTS ST, N.E.| s beautiful location— Lanier Place, 1661 Crescent Place (adjoining 2400 Six- I fitting for men of every size and build. Ware reads, ae alwass, to look.after your soof. Call Korth 26 and within 30 minutes’ drive of Roofing Hth & Evarte 4 teenth) and 3022-Porter Street (Cleveland Park). The f ’ i . ’ . | e e frst two buidings are racticaly sold, the third s now Mothers, here are bargainsin graduation suits _UMBL: >TICAL , Davidsor d N d | : nearing completion and the last was finished about a year I : o L‘ # 6"'\11?'-':[ éz( ~TReD Darvi‘vse:—::d ofi:rrzsozt ago with two suites just offered by owners who are forced for your boys’ :rhe coa‘ ts of these blue ser ges _n it | $2000, to 38000 below to give them up._ For furter informaton. telephone he and worsteds, with white flannel trousers, are THE BLEE TP CH e aE . main office at 925 Fifteenth Street—Main 9770 week days I C C i e Entlded S10 Mhe g D and Adams 3290 Sundays or evenings. . Just what is needed. Xo matter what trpe of roof ¥o i fedidiat v torhmnd your protiematioony | ment is a Frigidaire & Roo N £ SLehoorise Roor FANENCRE | Refrigerator. Fi . hebenshtiob th ho look still : e e Snans y 5 . or the benefit of those who look still further ahead %(})‘?nN? finfi.é;?"m“ $1.Z,9')0—alld. Up- ‘ we will say that a fairly large number of $40 and $45 P CCORSULT With terms adjusted b e L | suits of much heavier weight may be had at this bargain I price of $25; but they are not now, nor have been, con- : to suit you are kept open daily and I This Milllon Dollar Printing Plant | e i £ | 0 - " Sundays—and your inapec | sidered a part of our present sale offerings. The National Capital Press Center Hall and Cottage tiom ot ke exhibit suites i 1210:1212 D ST. NW._ types—with one and two is cordially invited s e ot e _Bed| baths—big lots 50 to 75 You should think of BeBdcdc]L feet front by more than s 2 s i 130 feet deep — separate It by, Deling| 1, due s » | Our ’50 and ‘60 sor 52 wrrr with_8 new plant and up-to-date ma- Thiners., For our Eervice phons Main 3621, Open 9 AM. to 9 P.M. eddl;s Fact?:y Wiscongin A(;n fo ane sauare soath | o $ MAE” CAFRITZ| | \ | on't_wait any or _sstimates of factory prices. ](I EBL TT lll: rx Owner and Ballder of Communities 4 -~ wmutusmmfisma’ rnvfl:!‘..mifs.l ‘Uh &K - M. 9080 - - 2 === = =