Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1926, Page 29

REAL RATE CUT ON FLOUR STRONGLY 0PPOSED Eastern Rail Linzs and Mill- ers Testify at 1. C. C. Hear- ing in Minneapolis. By the Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. September 18.—Eastern trunk line railroads and | Central Siates and Pacific North- west millers opposed the proposed t-cent rate ent on flour and grain m Minneapolis to East- hefare the Interstate Commission X 1 _ESTATE. chairman of the trafic committee of the Michigan State Milling Associa- tion, with a membership of 55 millers. | corroborated Mr. Bayntham's testi- mony. sn)‘lnz that added rate dis- crimination “would mean abandon- ment of many flour mill “The proposed rates would suhject prejudice and would accord undue preference to Montana, North Da- kota and Minneapolis millers.” de- |rlared F. A. Johnson; Portland, Oreg.. traffic expert. He appeared as a wit- ;"es~ for the Portland Traffic and | Transportation Association and the | Portland Merchants’ Exchange. | _Another witness opposing the re- |duction was C. O. Burgan. repre- senting the Spokane Merchants' As- |sociation, who repeated testimony |given by Mr. Johnson. | Duiuth and Buffalo both opposed to the rate change, will present their | cases today. MRS. MARSHALL RESTING FOLLOWING OPERATION flour millers in Orezon to undue THE EVENING YOM KIPPUR TODAY ) End of Day of Atonement and New Year Period to Be Celebrated With Feasts Tonight. Tom Kippur. the holiest day of the Hebrew religioys vear. {s being oh. | rervad vniversally ~tod Tt is the Day of Atonement, when all faithful | ers of the Hebrew faith retire to | homes for rest and fasting and to the synagogues for devout prayers, Yom Kippur marks the termination Atonement gegan at 6 o'clock last eve. | ning and will gayety and feasiing when the single noie of a trumpet announces the hou of sundown to During the entir come to an end with | PERIOD OF FASTING |5 TAR. plation of the Divine pian. - During the 24-hour period . of fasting and yer members of the faith seek Divine guldance for the future and reflect on how best they may win the approbation of God and their fellow men. BATTERY PM:(KVCIATIZENS GET CLUBHOUSE TODAY New Community Building Will Be Presented by Maj. Maddux at Ceremonies. At 5 o'clock this afternoon Maj. H. . Maddux formally present to the Battery Park Citizens’ completed Battery Park clubhouse, which is the shall, Moss & Malfory to the com- munity. An elaborate program is being ar: jodication. Mai. R nt of the Batter) Association | of the rea! estate firm of Maddux. WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 18 | KKippur as a time for solemn contem- |building on behalf of the community. ! Willlam W. Bride, president of the Edgemoor Citizens' Assoclation, will offer the felicitations of his community i to the recipients of the new clubhouse, and several other prominent Mary- vill speak. refreshments will be served | {tion and has a large central hall. | which meetings, dances and other so- |cial and business affairs may be held. The grounds will be laid out for gam | Across the entire clubhouse is-a c crete poreh. Both the Battery Park and Edge- moor Citizens associations are prepar ing to attend the dedication in a bo i i An orchestra will |18 (). —Twae | parading a g 1926. REAL ESTATE. 29 . HAZ E R sv A R E SU s PEN D ED gmmmmmmmm.mmmummmmmn. (UL u-mmmmunmmmmlm'flmm ? North Carolina U. Jun(or and Se nior Punished by Student Council. CHAPEL HILL, N Unt Carolina students, junior of Recky Mills, a senis pended yeste he student e conduet tending toward hazing Septembe: of North R WL Ep Mount, and J. The students w of fr their trousers ro New Bungalows Now Ready for Inspection CHEVY CHASE D...C. HOUSES Price, $27 000 3806-3810 Gramercy St. N.W. A District of Select Homes and Choice Environment. Two heautiful det large attie; built-in * LARGE COLONIAL PORCH These delightful new residences will he “OPEN SUNDAY" for vour inspection: represeniatives on the premises hed brick houses of 10 rooms; 2 baths; garage. Take Chevy Chase car or drive out Conn. Ave. to Harrison street, to Thirty-eighth street, then one block south to Gramercy street. Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc. E AN here vesterda 3 24 hours. however. faithful followers Robert N el partake of no food whatever. k 7 Association, will pre- Rabbi J. T. Loeb explained Yom side at the ceremonies and accept the oMver of New of the rteaffie of Easiern lines testifid | Treated by Surgeon for Affiction r that reductions , rates from this | of Serious Character. v won'd throw the entire rate e off balance Ly necessitat. | BY M ‘respon veductions from | other districts - Ym'-\ executiv 738 15th St. N.W. Main 6830 | Widow of Former v‘" President North Capitol and Madison streets and Blair road. Convenient to Capital Traction cars. Five rooms, tiled bath, large attic. hardwood floors. open fireplace. hot- water heat, electric lights and gas, large lots, wonderful cellars, best of construction. A surprise awaits you. Pric .250 to $8.500. Terms. Open weck days and Sundays. 1 to 8 p.m. Joseph A. Herbert & Sons 1013 15th Street N.W. chairman territory Mr. Homeowner—Attenticn! See About New - WINDOW SHADES We make the kind of shades you want in your home. The best shade cloth and guaranteed rollers are vsed. Have us send you cstimates. Factory prices. September 15 - Maxrshall, widow of r Vice President, who under- cration here, it resting ng Jameson- Built Homes 920 to 942 Quincy St. NW. Only 2 squares from ‘14th St. car line Inspect at Once Six large rooms, tiled bath, hewh. electric lights, hard- wood floors and trim, one-piece sink. built-in ice box, instan- taneous water heater, and other extras. Double rear porches. cement front porch. With or without built-in garage. « who have ates.” said manager. rade, anothe: the projected mean additional | | comiortab Dr. 0. wid the ope Pfaff, attending surgeon, witness tion was one of “some adjustmen: would handica M rshall arrived here \Wednes- sit friends afier a Summer pent at the home of Mrs. Thomas Bar Harbor, M She was ions | en route to Nto le, Ariz. where she has been living with her mother since and ' the death of her husband. Reservoir Park Homes 440 to 510 Columbia Road N.W. SIX SOLD Open Daily Till 9 P.M. Biggest bargains cver offered in this section. rooms: tile bath with built-in tub and shower. heat. clectric lights. double porches. Big lots. room for garage. Price Only $8,850 Easy Terms See Mr. Reeves. owner’s representative, at the houses. Call Col. 2228 for auto. Six large Hot-water Built-in refrigerator. ONE MORE OPPORTUNITY To Buy a BRINKLEY-BUILT HOME ANACOSTIA Shannon Place. one square to Anacostia Street Car Line. 21 SOLD Brick homes, six rooms and tiled bathroom, Colonial style front porch. Double rear porches. Duilt-in garage. Low Price—Reasonable Terms Turn off Nichols Avenue at Police Station, WM. P. NORMOYLE | R e ey Realtor »i a home and Main 2255 “Ask the man who owns ome” Fer Sale by THOS. A. JAMESON CCMPANY 906 New York Ave. NW. Main 5526 Don’t Mlss These 1, nine rooms, English-type, brick cons chaice location at a surprisingly low price sedroor two baths, sun 1725 Tea Street N.W. (Centrally Located) Apartment De Luxe For Colored on Co-operative Plan Fach apartment contains 5 large rooms and bath, with large ~leeping porch—epacious closets, hard- wood floors, e'ectric light janitor service. heat ccial feat Decorations the kind justice to a rich man's 1 of very moderate means can well nts are all much lower darly after viewing other he 3179 Porter St. N.W. 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