Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1926, Page 3

Another Ice Man Takes the Cake! If you want your son to be a foot ball hero, get him a job as an ice man—for it would certainly seem that the route of an ice wagon is the surest road to gridiron glory! ilere comes Her-| man McKaskle, of Wisconsin, in whom | the experts see another Red Grange in the making—and if Herman's 209 pounds work havoc in the scrimmages, hu putting himself through high school | in Arkansas delivering ice had a lot to do with it! The men who deliver American A WHITE HEADS LOCAL DRY FORCES Texas Official Named to Place | of Budnitz, With Head- quarters Here. Ice are strong, cheerful, and above all, PROMPT. You can just about set your watch by the @rrival of the American ice man! American Improvements to Your Home 1to B Years to Pay stucco. shingling. all other OWN YOUR OWN APARTMENT HOME Hilitop Manor 3500 Fourteenth Street A 100% Cooperative Apartment Building Pride of Possession The distinctive appeal of Hill- top Manor lies in its unusual combination of architectural beauty, modern fireproof con- struction, desirability of location and sound values with monthly payments less than rent. An enlightened public has been quick to realize the advan- tages of owning these apartment homes of unique charm and modern housekeeping facilities in an environment of unsur- passed social respectability. = Apartment homes of two rooms. and bath to six rooms and two baths of thirty different types are open for inspection every day and evening, includ- ing Sunday. Edmund J. Flynn Authority on Co- Apartments REPRESENTING CAFRITZ 14th & K M. 9080 Owners and Builders of Communities rear 61 £hop hours. FOR WANTI 100 to et woaic” e clphia or Balti L AND STOR AN 1. KANE Give Us Your N;x; ‘Order —tor and be assured of quality and v The National C.\p(tal Press; ROOF1 G—by Koons k keeps ¥ ' PRINTING IN A HURRY BYRON High Grude b 11th S "Pace Heatmv AS EFFICIEY Stcam—VJpor——\Vater Heating Remodeli Repairing 1240 21 k58 “PACE KEA TE RAINY WEATHER EXPOSES ROOF LEAKS s t putting and end o th IRONCLAD I, e FACTORY PRICEQ ON | NEW \VI‘ \DOW S‘-IADES o m » ur order. }d{LEEBLATT PROPOSAL ]mtl SRBERT H. WHITE. In a reorganization of Eastern pro- hibition districts and administrators, ecretary of the Treasury Andrews yesterday placed in charge of Maryland and the District of Co- lumbia Maj. Herbert H. White, re. tired Army officer, formerly prohibi. tion administrator for the States of Texas and Oklahoma. aj. White will take office Decem- ber 1, succeeding Edmund Budnitz, whose territory, however, included also the State of Delaware. Head- rs for the new district, includ- city and Maryland, will be in on instead of Baltimore, as were under Mr. Budnitz. There be no deputy administrator ap- ted here to succeed R. L. Living- ston, who regently resigned by re- quest, following an incident in which the automobile of Assistant Commis- sioner Charles R. Nash was stopped in nd by a group of prohibition tead of the administrator being in Baltimore and a deputy in Wash- ngton, as under Budnitz, it was ex- ned by Gen. Andrews, the situa- will be reversed, and the admin- istrator, Maj. White, will be here and a deputy in Baltimore. This deputy will be appointed later after confer- ence between Maj. White and Gen. Andrews, District Reorganized. In h zation ('on Andrews u'w ohanged (ho boundary lines of a cts, effective D ed two admin who had ¢ rolir {ber 1, and South Carolina, lorida will be s rs at Savannal tant administrator ement in the New r o will be set up | lquarters at Norfolk, con- the States of Virginia and lina, in charge of R. Q. tant administrator rze of enforcement at Chicago. In the old Virginia-West Virginia | aistr which had been under Ful- And plained, it was conditions In West Vir- much more closely allied | Merric Gen. 1 were sinia than those in South >hiladelphiadistr: gh as administrator, with s in Philadelphia, conse- will not comprise the two judicial ently, : ict of Columbia, Concerning the changes in the locai district, Gen. Andrews explained that Delawire was found to be more inti- mately connected with Philadelphia NEW RIVER EGG The Agnew way of screen- ing this coal is by way of the Link Belt Shaker Screens. A trial ton will show you. JOHN P. AGNEW & CO. 728 11th St. Main 3068 hibition necessity of appointing some one to ! STAR, WASHINGTON, than with Baltimore, and hence was shifted. The change of headquarters of the local district from Baltimore to ‘Washington was made, Gen. Andrews explained, on account of “strong ad- ministrative reasons.” This brings headquarters for local prohibition en- forcement back to Washington, where it had been all the time until Gen. Andrews appointed a prohibition ad- ministrator in Baltimore—Mr. Bud- nitz—to take charge of the local situa- tion from that city. The appointment of Maj. White thus clears the situation locally as to pro- enforcement without the |WOMEN IN ENGRAVING BUREAU HELD UNDERPAID | Federal Employes’ Union, 105, to| Send Resolution to Classification | Board on Subject. A resolution requesting that steps be taken to bring about a proper al- that the rates of pay in the clerical- mechanic service at that bureau be D. C, location under the classification act of : positions held by women in the Bu- ! reau of Printing and Engraving, and | and North | , who had FUR W Mm& tiny n # & tnen onened" Tor. dl. ton mackize shob’ &t L ormation upon ’mwm ™ Abuu o, Adjoining 2400 Sixteenth Just Above Hendersom Castle MODEL SUITE SHED Open Daily Till 9:30 P.M. 925 Fifteenth Slreet Phone Main 9770 fill the post of Mr. Livingston. Maj. ‘White enlisted in the Army from Iowa before he was 21 years of age, and | raised so that no position in that class will be pald less than 60 cents an was overseas during the World War. |hour, was adopted last night by Fed- He was among the first prohibition |€ral Employes’ Union 1 administrators appointed by Gen. An. | This union is composed of employes drews, and had charge of the Texas. Of the Bureau of Printing and En- Oklahoma district since September, |8raving. e 3 1925. His home was in San Antonfo. The resolution points out that there In announcing his appointment, |have been no increases for women Gen. Andrews said Maj, White had |employes at the bu , although the “made a splendid record in the Texas. | original allocation has been pending Oklahoma district.” for three years. The Classification gt Board now has representatives mak- ing a survey in the bureau. It declares that salaries in the bu- !reau generally are lower than in the Costa Rica is to have a new elec- | tric light and power plant. Business Property In the Heart of the Downtown Shopping District Two-story building, 4,000 sq. ft. floor space; suitable for. wholesale or retail mercantile business. 729 Eleventh St. N.W. Between G and H For Lease Inquire Through Your Broker or Realty Agent D filoney to Loan 03 on improved real estate located in the District of Columbia. Prompt attention to applications. 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You could con- ceive of no finer location and no more beautiful edifice in the National Capi- tal—yet the De Luxe Suites actually cost much less than comparable houses! Pioncer Washington Euilders of Co-Operative Apartments WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER iO 1928 | Government Printing Office, although s R I f i 'he work s of a higher grade. ““We believe that a proper valuation | jof the work will result in the appli- ‘ |catlon of increased rates to all posi- ! tions in the institution,” a statement issued by the union says. | The resolution will be sent to eachl mber of the Classification Board | 4 to the director of the budget. | e e liney i i Lieut. Col. McCain Detailed. | Lieut. Col. Willlam A. McCain, termaster Corps, who has be('" duty in the office of the Assistant | Sacretary of War, has been detailed ‘o duty with the Organized Reserves of the 8d Corps Area and assigned to the 522d Motor Transport Com- mand. 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