Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1926, Page 3

NG _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1926. " THE EVEN Pistol Concealed []PERA'"UN [": U S | iy ot von e have. Mmevw| o Us | nited stases Tines—just tell us and ACTOR TOTESTIFY [Mgening Evende ANERGN WIDOW [ Eomited, b iver | INCADVELL | e Vi GSIGOENPAR) = Poone| SHPSSHLD IR e || e e o By the Associ: By the A closed only approval of the sale just off beautiful 16th Street ARKANSAS CITY, Kans, De- . c.ummm%e Mr:n., Decem- oy n':':"s:mp'flngfi réhthtm;hg;?ms & - cember 4.—Mi: Berni Dennis > . N ber 4.—When nevieve Gedzium, e . Geddes on Same Train With| sicoped off a train here Tnursany |Mrs. De Guise-Hite, -Once| 15, servea chicken she aiant ror: |Robert . Hand ~ Denounces | vestisated and siven a ciean b, ot New Brick Homes night to find an ambulance, weep- i all . Actress Asking $500,000 L",i,;:,filfii. n;‘ndfid:eflea?t;l;d - { for Breach of Promise. B e e iy ‘When the young woman had re- get the stuffing. & % Wealthy, Said to Be in Pov- | , But the chicken, cesignes tor .| Service at Luncheon to Get [go: wos abuse . He said the fcet: Semi-Detached a 9 with Leviathan as flagship, had Open Daily Until 9 P.M. . d the heriff at the . erty—Friends Sought. | Bee: combridge jat More Trade for Lines. | sarned & pront of 3982000 from suly Whire its liver should have S TP hery o surprise Mrs. L. been was an automatic pistol, and the e e e For Immediate Sale Subject to Court's Approval ®5 the Ascociated P A Ward; het siater, showed her @ |5y m Associated Pross. Genevieve Js held in $8,000 bail. i b Anboribied P i E.'_',;_‘fiu";‘g‘“‘t‘l}'{‘i‘;fa“:‘.‘““,“'( e ) PITTSBURGH. Pa., December 4—| at 4 p.m.; arrive there Thursday.” PARIS, December 4—Mrs. Mary & NEW YORK, December 4.—Opera-| to man its ships. We will not give L $ : ; 5 5 fons of American ships are not up the United States Lines until a Westimony of Normal Bel Geddes,| The telegram should have read |de Guise-Hite, once a wealthy Amer- PLEASE. t5 1hs Slntate me Ny CURIT souliie | 10 the & S acC New York actor, is expected to fur-| .left at 4 pm.” Another sister |;.,n qigou 19 reported by the Amer- CATHEDBAL s s R of the marine de; | RLoper directorate 1s assured them.” ’ filed it at Portland, Oreg., as Miss Built te sell for $22,500 each. 9 rooms, two baths, built-in ga obert F.- Hand S b e DEAN OF CHESTER 7esiiiaas °5es Simcneon anoaa me | BOOKS BOUGHT nish the next important development | Dennis was leaving for Arkansas e In the trial of the $500,000 breach of | City. suicide on Thanksgiving day. | 5 Leviathan in honor of T. V. O'Connor, promise suit brought by Miss Anne 1 never expect to be lauded 80 | The consulate, which is seeking : ip- | “Bring Them In" or Phone Fr. 6494 - a Caldwell, musical comedy actress,| much again,” said M‘"h De")'l‘“ friends of the dead woman, has let it |« ... ;?:émfirg.’ e o Big Book Shop, 933 G St. N.W. C. CLINTON JAMES, Receiver ggainst John Hubbard, wealthy Pitts:| after viewing flowers that her hecome known that despondency, in- | Visiting Clergyman Suggests In-|PRf Go8rt = o ¢ was sandwiched s "y burgh manufacturer. many friends had sent. duced by poverty, is believed to have % between layers of patriotic speeches 416 5th N.W. Main 4128 The -trial was adjourned over the ————— been responsible for her act i corporatoin of Fine U. 8. Wood- | 1" Ca00, Bere o fons of American 3 - S S week end at the close of yesterday’s rs. uise-Hite was born in " i) C wcton."the isincis seivs araoren’ts | DR. MOORE PORTRAYS |cievtand: ohter s £he was- arss: mer: work in Building. e e e DELIGHTFUL produc: Geddrs in court at resump- oy Lo Geoeee Hatbaugh, iwho s suid by Brig. Gen. A. C. Dalton, president | & ; on 6f the proceedings Monday. “ n a_millionaire of Cleve- ~ Geddes' name has’been mentioned IDEAL WASH 'N GTON land or San Diego, Calif. The address | Very Rev. F. S. N. Bennett, dean of S:mteheop mn(;‘l,nrsm l:w'sj:::fie(l'ore;tl‘;rll’::l LOCATION grequently in testimony thus far. o er nwsband, from whom she was [ Chester, s greatly impressed With|and importers to obtain diversion of |8 , Loome Kitche On Train With Her. * oy T Reia toibe A E R Nan, the Washinston Cathedral, ho said in | thelr business to’ Americanoperated | 2 roome, ldtche $47.50 ; Crossexamination of the actress|Fine Arts Society Secretary Esti- — an fllustrated lecture at the Washing. | “NPS to test the value of thelr service. e sterday brought out that Geddes : Ilspatches from Paris in July, 1921 | ton Club yesterday afternoon, S Amertion: thiat et atk wee ML o $6750 E h M h h y Do e o e train with | mates Cost of Cleaning up Penn- |told of an attempt by Mrs. GuiseHite ub yesterday - With the assertion that he dld not |l Lof path ........ ac ont I at You I ay e T e g 20,000,000, |21 Georee Harbaugh, her son by her | Ho gave a vivid description of the bellove ' American ships could be . o trip the made in 1924 to enter the| 8ylvania Ave. at $20,000,000. |first marriage, to commit suicide. The | Chester Cathedral, one of the rell-|oPerated to better advantage by the |5 Address Box 314-S, Star woman was said to have taken poison in her apartment in the Hotel de |&ious landmarks of the world, which |, geep silence. $56.71 movies. She made the trip, she testi- Office, for Inspection fled, after Geddes had sajd he thought | N < ke vi vl- | France et Choiseul. was 500 years in building and has| Of the sale of the ships of the she had a good comedy angle. It was 'The whole_south end of Pennsyl 3 e 1 Bfier the Californi (rip, She declared, | vania avenuo”can be cleaned up at | At the seme timé young Harbaush, | been standing for 900 years. United States Lines, Chairman O'Con. y ; that Hubbard refused to marry her. ~|a cost of $20,000,000, and the public | 00 WAaS B3 years old. gg]tisemher There should be no hurry in build; Ty —jyou not only accomplish a real saving over rental Askced 7 she had become “greatly |building plan of today, which 18 & | jcdyion"or Paris. The woman recov. |ing o cathedral, he sald. Dean Ben-| egescrCoeessesl i T — charges, but you make substantial payment toward full “affection,” she said, “That's ot |ed on the way toward realization,” Dr. | \0TWARL o 1oe briters action In 1921 | 5 perfect axample oF 8 typ6. of archi. Sale or E xchang e s Luiling Ceetan i Mee O e Gl Gl 6 true.” Charles Moora, secretary of the Na- |y “cais t0 have been due to losses in | tectare. = FHe o vash- h desirabl ill ilabl Bogul 5 i ! = e: . ggested that the Wasi \ the more desirable apartments are still available. br’ o _-I’;;j:gm_-?lt(for&m lg‘ag E‘nn;'u Flm)e":;:smx;i:g. told City spelcalilalt‘llon. S(het hvs-nsApro:ment u]u the | ington Cuthedraldincu‘:po:a;e some of P P Z RN £ i opta e “lub me! . soc e Of le American oolony, | the splendid woodwork of Americans. cepted the probosal of marriage she! “Nothing in this world just hap-|where she was known as “the|He said that the United States now. [ ‘ :omer of l3th & ( :"ttenden H claims Hubbard made to her in 1922 | pong s caid Dr. Moore, who spoke on | duchess.” It was declared that her | leads the world in this art. the actress accepted numerous gifts | ™umhe 1deal Washington.” “The Dis- [ great love for her son probably in-| He pointed owt that a children's|¥ &nd jewels, and that her rent in vari-} 0t of Columbia did not just happen; | duced her to persuade him to join her ous Atlantic 41,‘|ly and New ‘\olr,k it is the result of planning by L’Enfant, ; in a suicide pact. When the son died botels and apartments was paid bY |59 e must keep on planning to | and. sha recovered, the woman Is ral corner should be & prominent feature Str t N w of every modern cathedral. i N ee s o . 8 Deari Bennett expressed the belief 2801 Adams Mill Road . Take it the beautiful city we hope |to have Insisted that she would kill | g o0 o0 e, HONC™I PGy ose coun- > . A E 5 Conduct Ts Praised. for. & herselt. ies are more settled England will This beautiful home with its 12 spacious rooms, (Just North of 18th St. and Columbia Road) Mrs eline P. Conley of Pitts-| ‘“Development of the Mall, as plan- e e refurn to Greece and Egypt various ! is located on a corner lot bursh testified Hubbard had treated |ned, is only a question of time,” he NICKEL ONLY FOR RIDE antiquities now in her possession, and 3 bat!ls. and 4-car garage is locate a / ) ! Miss Caldwell with great respect in |continued. “Time, however, is not an « |indicated that America should follow containirfg about 20,000 sq. ft. Owner will exchange : Open Until 9 P.M. Daily and Sunday presence of his friends. At |element in our program. —_— this example by returning to England for a smallerhome or a d business »s she attended with the couple | “There is no decent entrance to| N@w YORK, December 4 (#). — |various art treasures. gOO 3 1 in Atlantic City, she said, |the District of Columbia. Every I:lgh» Branson C. Stimmell was convinced He also urged for American bishops ldwell's conduct ‘“could not|way entering the District 18 ‘dec-| votarday that @ mickel trolley fare |the practice of wearing the English 1 garb of galters, shovel hats and silk n more proper.” orated’ by dumps of some kind or aprons. examination she denied|other. We are going to ask the City that she had seen a young man pay- | Planning Cimmission to see that the ng much attention to Miss Caldwell. f ends of Massachusetts avenue be con- Asked by the defense if nected up with adequate roads and been told by her husba entrance ways. essociating with Miss Caldwell, she| .pyplic and private bullding both sald he did not remember such alghould go forward with the idea of warning. Her husband gave similar | 2000 L Y B Sihe plans of the com- B mission, so as to make Washington in the future the Capital City of art a 1 Parls.” BASE BALL PLAYER HELD |7gbeauts, to :‘23‘5§"-:5'1i‘,:’°";‘,°’ Cl Club, that e ne ON CHARGE OF CUTTING | i« Cimmission work for erection R here of buildings by the several Former Cincinnati Pitcher Accused | States. Among the guests at the luncheon of Using Knife in Card were Commissioner Proctor L. Dough erty and Dr. Mark Finley, past grand entitles him only to a trolley ride and not to a view of New York street scenes as well. TR He recently tore down from a trol-| Italians are using rayon to such an ley window the program of a radio | extent that rayon mills there are 1009/, Co-Operative Apartments station operated by a transit company, | working overtim d was odated when he in. " Sisted on. being arrested. A 30day BN | N T J. Fred Chase ,‘321‘.5*&“3“’,?,.;";0;";‘:2:‘:,’:,_““ sus-|| REAL ESTATE LOANS Exclusive Representative —_ -1 - 5 l/ Office: 1413 H St. N.W. Phone Main 3830 Business Property 2 /o Residence Phone: Columbia 7866 for Rent FRED T. NESBIT ENTIRE OFFICE FLOOR— 1010 Vermont Ave. Main 9392. 1024 VERMONT AVENUE [(= — Unusualer[‘)lrE)ortunity PO L. E. Breuninger & Sons ' Main 6140 706 Colorado Bldg. s Give Yourself A Xmas Treat A De Luxe suite in the eight-story Game Dispute. master of Masons of the District. Busiest Section of City, r § By the Associated Press. — 4 Any Busi / reproof, corner CINCT 'T, December 4.—John for Injuries. Suitable for Any Business. e r onne building at €/ (1ube) Benton, base ball pitcher, Woman s“’; “’\:K’ i About 25x100 Ft.— e~ nhest our whas made defendant yesterday in a Mrs. Margaret . McKenna yest e 3 i = warrnt charging cutting o il 1¢ | any gied soit to recover $7.500 dam. || Something Set:;j"‘]‘; A"a‘"“ble' 16th & Columbia Rd. N.W. 1 16 h 4 1 18 ged Benton wcked William [ages from the W'ashi;llgto':l Rallwali Reasonable Rental. t treet @bl‘lgtm&fi éah[ngs @bt[k C. Murphy, salesman, and stabbed [and Electric Co. for alleged persona 7 (o him in the back of the head and neck ;‘r‘x}urles. She states that a car of C. W. Simpson JUST ABOVE SCOTT CIRCLE ’ Very attractive apartments following a card game in a private [ghe company struck an automobile in 1024 VERMONT AVE, Available apartments of ome In a BHome : $500 CASH residence early vy rday. vhich she was riding November 1 at FRANKLIN 5700. of two, three and four rooms, It is not thought Murphy's injurles | New Jersey avenue and G street and . . b room and bath to five rooms and phy J ew Y kitchen, reception hall, bath two baths—845 o $135 a month. will prove serious. she sustained serious injury. She i Benton formerly was a pitcher with | represented by Attorney H. P. Mc- the Cincinnati Reds. Last season he | Kenna. and balcony. Spacious rooms, built-in fixtures, semi-hotel ETRrR S K- The Chastleton two_vears i & i terday. Arrested for disorderly s estimated | YOO (g untrue fortunes, Two, three and four room, cover a hound dog, “Joe,” which he | Ut of the trouble fust 2. ester. ||| mehts. Completely furnish- charged A. A. McNail, a farmer, had i ed, with full hotel service. Single rooms with bath. stolen. “Joe” is v t §15. Special monthly rates. played with the Minneapolis team of i i St 5 5 service. Location unexcelled, e PreicsHis O Ftue c.;.,,..}.,l.flfel.,.... e e Lo DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON NEW YORK, December e Come in and visit these beau- 1013 15th Street—ZRental Agents—Main 1512 Loses Hound Dog Suit. The “Rev. Bill” Graves, chubby negro 16th St., at “R” . : POPLAR BLUFF. M% Deceiil spiritualist and erstwhile _butcher, et ey tiful apartment units. : — BALANCE LIKE RENT 46 P After 'nt\)(“l an’ e e owe B o ' 16th S NOR HwEs on, with court Hemlock St. at Alaska Ave. N.W. Drive Out 16th Street Past Walter Reed Hospital to Hemlock St. NW. All-Night Parking Need Not Bother You—Run Yowr Car Into a Warm Electric Lighted Garage—V’"alk Upstairs Into Your Kitchen “Garage in Your Cellar” Open Every Day and Evening Members of | the Operative Builders Ass'n of the D. C. The Argonne 16th & Columbia Rd. N.W. Come and See . et ?‘u TE e Insurance Columbia_for | the vurpose of electing fift 15) trustecs ©f the company for the ensuing ye 1l | held at the office of the com at ay. December 20, ’ Phillips Terracé Apartment 1601 Argonne Place e I’:l;ll between the hours e Do o e Just north of Columbia Road at 16th Street—and most con- RIVERSIDE venient for the morning hike through Rock Creek Park. ‘ owENs = ’ g i 1 The apartment house with a touch of individuality. [ a oli FOTICE O PROPERTY QWNERS ALONG APARTMENTS We have leit just a fow of these well arranged apartments, 3 INCORPORATED ¢ B a1l those W | Corner New York Ave. where the bath is accessible from either room without the inter- HWI S I B ference of the other—just one of the many advantages. 131 H STREET NORT EST ¢ much needed el < These apartments range from one room, reception hall, Sher i P $70 to $75 kitchen, dining alcove and bath to five rooms, reception hall and ngton. D, C. "5 One Room. Breakfast Room, bath. ANNUAL MEETING 3 Kitchen and Bath : $50 and $55 Three spacious lobbies, with every comfort for the tenants, 900060000000 000000005 for o r the election One’ Room, Kitchenette < "and Bat $40 and $42.50 Bullt-in Beds in Some Suites W H WEST COM‘PANY § WILL NOT BE RE X NY | § Founded 189: 5 916 15th St ‘Twenty-four-hour te]cplyme and elevator service. See Resident Manager William S. Phillips & Co., Inc. 1432 K St. N.W. 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