Evening Star Newspaper, December 29, 1926, Page 3

3\3& @@ > 6 BeLuans I-w—v Hot water e Sure Relief BELL-ANS FOR_INDIGESTION 25¢ and 75¢ Pkgs.Sold Everywhers WKS BOUGHT *Bring Them In” or Phone Fr. 649 | Big Book Shop, 933 G St. N.W. “‘K‘A. holders Tor ‘the election other Misineds ax was come’ b I be held January 11 bank PECIAL NOTICE the ofiicex"of the at | the con h and M sts. unmucmn B e Th Tanuary | 7 )45 o'clock am.” The polly 3311 10 oen from AT 00K < 12 0'clock oo OF THE STOCK- | Bank “and Trist | 1] AL olders of. (he “' % 1 H ots. Me i1l be beld at the hank YW aingion. B¢ ¢ Gn! Tue 1027. at 11 a.m. WM. HENR OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE Company of Washington and Georgetown., Seventh_street and Louisiana avenue north: West. The stockholders of the Firemen's Jnsurance Company = of Washington and | eorgetown will mest, at the ofice on MON; v 3. 1927, for_the burpose of for the ensuing rom 1 to 12 noon, oll m ‘AL rERT WIHOWARD. Secretary n) hlldflnhn Pa.. on Fr 1 ifth Consecutiv d0s doilar ant ity oo preferred stock Wi ary 1. 1927, the lder clous 'of buginess. 13 6'elock moon. De | 'THE ANNDAL MEETING OF THE STOCK- holders of the American Building Association will be held at the office of the association. 00 B st se. Washington, C.. on ursday. ‘January 6. 1927. between the hours of 2 ‘and 7 o'clock pm. for the elec. tion of officere and directors for the ensuing | sear and for the transaction of such busi- roperly come before the meet- S H. KINDLE. Secret NG OF THE STOCK- s Bhac Schnerdor. Baicing Co. Sor the election of directors and other: busi: Tess. will he held at the office of the conw | &g ot .w. on Welnesday. Janu | - atyd, pm Transter’ books . Pk o for the ensuing sear and-| the trankaction of such offier business that | may come before the 'meeti TGH RETLLY COMPANY, IN __IRA G. BLUMER. secretary. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TH holders of the Industrial’ Savings Bank for {he clection of directors and snch_other husiness as may come before th I be held Tanuary 11th, 1927 2K at the bank V. A. BOWIE Cashier. _ | OFFIC) | of, the Currency. 0 OF 1181 Corambia. thas | be presented to WA Mills, | the " lexal proof thereof, within® ihree Jnonthe ate. from “this date they may be disallows CHARL TREASURY nr.pmi-\wvr the " Compiro ____Acting_Comptroli TOCK.- v “and | > onsiing | mA\Nl AL MEETIN: olders of the Was c Co ssiness as | roperly ome before the meeting, wiil \- held at the oflic Of the company.’ 13th and C sts, n.w. W gton, b, on Sat- ¥rdn January 15 at {ock noon. n connection therewiih hooks for the of_sa nursuant close | the i’ nnm 2 S‘o‘nrs 1« nr GIVEN THAT THE d Trust Company has idend of 3 per cent on a dividend of 2 per ce on eaid capital etock, payahle to said_stock- holders on the same date. The annual meet- ing of the stockholders of said company for the election of directors for the ensuing year, | the presentation of the annual report of the "fi:lr:;‘l'nan.fl. the transaction of 'll}th other | i may prop Ty come before them will be held at the office of the company in | the city u)! Wkflhm”lml D. C.. on Tuesday, January 18, 1927 at 12 o'el th- polle will be “open until The transfer hooks of th ompany | ‘fll be closed from January 1st 1o lhv 18th. both daya’incluaive; " g . _FREDERICK P # _SIDDO: 0! 0] NC] 2 known. as The Port Glre Lunch, 636 North Capitol st to A. J. Pruniev, Al bills or claims akainsi the il George Kaflas will F. Carley. 804 10th p . " fve ‘Gava Trom’ sbove dak _ 2. LECTURE_AND SEANCE Elizabeth Harlow Goetz Bpiritualism’s greatest woman speaker, will give the address. followed by EDITIL messuges by Alfred H. Terry Thursday. Dec. 40, 8 pm.. at I{(hl.xn Temple, ROOFING—-by Koons 26 vears of good rupntation is au ase which we mamntain at = KOONS &ome, 110 \J.,.C %l Give Us Ycur Next Order | for printing—and he assured of quali and promy 1 of quality The National Capxtal Press 1210-1912 D §T'N WHEN THE ROOF LEAKS CALL IRONCLAD t like Low | new Row Company 9th & Evarts | IRONCLAD e WATERPROOFING CELLARS WM. FICKLEN Bond Llds. Main 3034, © THE D, ¢ used the We ALONI w hefore 1) CPROGRESSIVE M ETH st You ‘more than the methods = ther luud. \ IO BEDELL’S FAC}'ORY _Main Estimates Submitted On Window Shades Do n ! sent a check for ,now within sight of their goals e | home. required by j 1$1481s COntnbuhon for Last' 24 Hours—No. 11-Lacks $396 Now. Within the last 24 hours $148 has been added to the Opportunity Fund. Each of the remaining nine opportuni- ties shares in the increase. No. 8 is the luckiest o with allowances of $58 since ves v. One contributor $50 for this family and expressed the hope that the new ['year may bring joy to it. Several of | the remaining nine opportunities 'ue‘ necding only $13 hullm[ for the & second with a defic No. ‘H needs §396, which is deficit In the th receipts of $13 9 up to today, the total n to com- the budgets of the nine oppor- s still open is $2,142.11. The Star will re e contributions up -to | New Year d. is the nearest, complete No. v, or they may be sent direct to the treasurer of the fund, John Joy Edson, 1022 Eleventh street. ‘The standing of the fund is as fo!- lows: OPPORTUNITY NO. 1. Closed. $1.456 . OPPORTUNITY NO. 2 Rehabilitation at work. Mother and seven children. Previously acknowledged, $1. -W | I. E. D., $20; Mrs. R. H. B.. $5: 1G., $1; Mrs. G. H. McG., $5: mous, $1; J. P. K., $5. Amount asked for Total received Still Annm .$1,664.00 1.523.95 needed OPPORTUNITY NO. 3. Closed. §$936.67. OPPORTUNITY NO. 4. Willing_to work but should be at Widow and eight children. Previously ascknowledged, $1,437.35; H. M. K., $5; J. H. G., §1; G. W. H. $2: J. P. K., $5. Amount asked for .$1,664.00 Total received .... . 1,450.35 Still needed .... OPPORTUNITY NO. 5. Tuberculosis exacts its price. Man in hospital, wife and three children. Previously acknowledged, $785.15; C. P. F., $2: 3. H. G, §1. Amount asked for Total received Still needed OPPORTUNITY NO. 6. No fault of hers. Wife deserted, two children. Previously acknowledged, SG:M 40 L. D., $1; in memory of R. cash, 310 Amount asked for Total received Still needed ., 967 ..$884.00 651.40 232.60 OPPORTUNITY NO. 7. No shiftlessness here. Man ill, wife | and nine children (colored). Prevlnuhl) acknowledged, $718. H. G., W. H.. $1. Amoun! ed f | Total recéived Still needed ............ SV OPPORTUNITY NO. 8. Can't live on a dollar a day. Husband nearly blind, wife and four children. Previously_acknowledged, $744.40. G. A. M., $2; M. A. McN., $5: J. H. G., $1; L. M. R., $50. Amount asked for. ..$936.00 802.40 Total received 8till needed vees..$183.60 OPPORTUNITY NO. 9. Closed—$781. OPPORTUNITY NO 10, Closed—S$1,248,25. OPPORTUNITY NO. 11. Sacrificing_everything to keep her children. Widow (colored) and five | children. Previously acknowledged, $692.25. J. H. G..$1; Mrs. M. E. A, $1; E. W. H., $1. z Ammml asked for..... ! Total received. Still needed . ceees $396.75 OPPORTUNITY . 12, “Misfortune never come singly.” Invalid hucband, wife and four chil- - | BEDDING LAW WAS BORN 1N We make them to measure at Factory Prices, | EEBLATT 082 Window Shades and Screens. Phone 1 = 1 NEVER DISAPPOINT ' PRINTING IN A HURRY BYRON S. ADAMS Grade, but priced. Hish O3 ih W' H TOO 1 NURSE {qE &zsarold boy: st be thorourhly te- Jiable a0, Luraiy Tfos appointment e ‘Adame. 7 DebJAy evering @ Thursdsy mOraing atter LEASE order well in advance from the nearest Carry dealer. If none i{s convenient, phone “LINCOLN §%00” ' | Total amount asked for. THE: EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Imperial Princes Will Be Dropped to Cut Expenses By the Associated Press. TOKIO, December 29.—Imperial princes not connected with the present ruling family of Japan apparently are a drug on the royalty market, and in the future numerous princes who are third, fourth and fifth sons are to be re- duced to the rank of subjects. i The growth of the imperial fam ilies in recent years is sald to have caused some anxiety to the authorities owing to the fact that princes and princeses are entitled to subsidies from the treasury. Therefore, it was decided to reduce the rank of many of the vounger ones. Far from resenting their reduc- tion to pl ubjects, many of the young pr their exalte fettered by T cold and has gone into Teliement for several days. The illness is not serious. Previous! “Santa J. E of G. M. by ” Amount ed for Total received. .. m‘knm\ ll-d).ed $1,059.15. $2; in memory S \\' H., $5. .$1.300.00 . 1,071.15 Still needed . OPPORTUNITY NO. 13. Doing what he can. Colored family, invalid man, and seven children. Previously acknnwledged $671.57. J.H. G. G, $1; A. L. D, $L,E W H., $1. Amount asked for Total received. wife $1,040.00 Still needed $365.43 OPPORTUNITY NO. 14. Closed—$520. Undesignated, $190. Summary: .$15,652.00 Total amount received. 13.509.89 Still needed -$2,142.11 Donations Received by Star. The following contributions have ‘| been recelved and are acknowledged by The Evening Star: Acknowledged, $3,003.38. In memory of mother, 7, 11, 13, $2 each. $6; \Iul‘rny L fl'flnrd any, $5. FLAT TIRE? 00 MAEN LEETH BROTHERS FOR RENT Furnished Apt. 5 rooms, foyer 2 baths Immediate Possession Apply Resident Manager Presidential Apts. 16th and L Sts. PHILLIPS TERRACE APARTMENT 1601 Argonne Place Just North of Col. Rd. at 16th St. The Ideal Location for the Particular Class We have left just a few of these wonderfully ar- ranged apartments, ranging from one room, dining al- cove Kkitchen, tile bath, with built-in fixtures and Murphy beds to five rooms, recep- tion hall, porch, etc. All having spacious closets, high ceilings and beautiful out- look. Convenient to all car and bus lines, churches, theaters and market stores. 24-hour Telephone and Elevator rvice See Resident Manager William S. Phillips & Co., Inc. 1432 K St. N.W. Main 4600 Adams 8710 IT'S THE POLICEMAN. SHOOTS MAN WHO HAD GUN Gesture Toward Hip Pocket Causes Officer to Critically ‘Wound Negro. John Henry Coates, colored, 49 years old, was shot and eritically wounded by Policeman E. L. Shelton of the second precinct vesterday afternoon at the entrance to Coates’ home, in the rear of 1249 Six-and-a-half street, when, according to Shelton, the man refused a command to ‘‘wait a minute” and moved his hand toward his hip with a menacing gesture. Shelton was patrolling his beat near Six-and-a-half and N streets, according to a report filed with police officials, when he heard the sound of a shot Coates was pointed out to Shelton by a bystander as the man who had fired the shot. elton went in pur- i ling him to the door . Shelton called to the col- ored man to wait a minute, Coates, it was reported refused. When he moved his hand toward his hip pocket, Shelton reported, he fired, fearing his own life in danger. After the shooting Coates was taken to Freedmen's Hospital at the direc- tion of Shelton and Policeman B. A. Henry, who reached the scene just after the shot was fired. At the hos- ita ysiclans learned the bullet had ed through the liver, inflicting a us wound, and physicians today were doubtful as to whether he will recover. Policeman Henry reported searching the wounded man and finding a pistol right hip pocket. It had one cartridge and one empty shell in it. To prevent the wounded man from leaving the hospital in event of recov- ery a charge of discharging firearms on the street was preferred against him at the second precinct. e Turkish girls are said to be bobbing and shingling their hair even faster than those of New York or London. 674.57 | e REAL ESTATE LOANS BUSINESS, APARTMENT. CHURCH, HOTEL, THEATER. RESIDENCE AND GARAGE PROPERTY. CONSTRUCTION LOANS. FRED T. NESBIT 1010 Vermont Ave. Maln 9392 SAVINGS CLUB OF THE FEDERAL-AMERICAN “Everybody’s Doing It” OIN THE CHRISTMAS Fashionable 16th St. —I Near Embassy District Attractive center hall English basement type residence of 18 rooms and 4 baths, for sale at redu price. This home would be ideal for use as a club or exclusive rooming house, v adapted for enter- rpose: it contains two reception rooms on ground floor and on upper floors large reception, room. {iving room, dining room with open fireplaces, tiled sun parlor. butler's vantry. kitchen, seven bedrooms and four baths. There is 4 two-car garage. Reasonable Terms Phone us for appointment to in- spect. W H WEST COMPANY 916 15th St. NW. M. 9900 D. O, *“WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1928. You make the resolution —we'll keep it for you! WANTED Bullding for manufacturing with 50,000 square feet on one or two floors, or 25,000 te 75,000 square feet of ground, ecommercial or In- dustrial zome. FRED T. NESBIT 1010 Vermont Ave. Main 9302 It isn't making good resolutions that's hard—it's keeping them! Here's one resolution that we will keep for you —all you have to do is to make it in the first place; raise your right hand (fifst having called Main 4270) and say (into the mouthpiece) : “I resolve that my refrigerator is going to be full of clear, sparkling American Ice all year round,” and we'll see that the resolution is kept! American ICE Company 1 PARK ™ invites you to the RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS Corner New York Ave. 22nd and C Sts. N.W. 100 Rooma, Breakfgat Room, v ...’.”.mi*l'}.m« ~ $70 10 $75 Mrefm .-‘Bnlk BU”I ln $50 rnd $55 , Kitchenett, nd One e puli in ped " $40 and $4250 Loans made promptly on i m|p roved 51/2 % Phone Main 9300 BOSSAEPHELPS 1417 K Street N W, Folinded 1804 916 16th Street Maln 9900 on Your Savmgs" 4% Deposits made on or before January 10th will draw interest from January 1, 1927 CenTRAL SaAvings Bank 710 14th St., Near G Francis M. Savage, Pres. Savings Plus Life Under Government Supervision Insurance An area of un- matched natural beauty adjacent - to scenic Rock Creek Park. _‘l'—' Now is the time to select your site—over 80% sold— act now. Hedges & Middleton, Inc. Realtors 1412 Eye St. N.W. Franklin 9503 BEST! Throughout the Holidays and New Year Our Very Popular Parties “SPECIAL”: HFreozen HFeuit Pudding And Raspberey Sherbet HE season’s fruits are wholesomely and wonderfully combined with choice cream and other good things—the whole resting on a square of colorful rasp- berry sherbet. Thousands have complimented us by saying it is the most delicious confection they have ever tasted, and we believe that you will find it 8 most suitable as well as beautiful treat for the Holiday or New Year guest. No increase in price! APPROPRIATE MOLDS Carry Ice Cream Company: INCORPORATED Makers of 5 icious’ Now under Wardman Management CATHEDRAL MANSIONS Connecticut Ave. & Cathedral Ave. N. W. This great development contains some vacant apartments from one room and bath at $45.00 to two, three and four rooms, kitchen and bath. Here rental rates will interest you. Twenty-four-hour service, and garage accommodations if desired. Shops, din- ing hall, etc., in direct connection, make this one of the city’s finest rental opportunities to be found in desirable surroundings. Inspect these apartments now, or ¢ Telephone: Resident Manager Adams 4800 Office, 3000 Conn. Ave. N.W. “Life-time Homes” —are famous for their big rooms n]ng porche practical Ir'l‘lng!d.“. me have builtin tub and shower, and garages. Figure it any way you will, you cannot make anything but loss out of renting. But when you buy a Home you are actually . Inspect SAVING money. Open to 9 P.M. Right now—at the beginning of a mnew year is the best time to make the new start. We'll help you. Select a “Life-time Home"— and our co-operative financing will make the terms so easy that the monthly payments will be less than rent —and more than half what you pay is ap- plied directly on the parchase price. 9 AN 7th and Gallatin In the heart of Petworth $6,950 Sth and Delafield One of the highest points in ‘Washington $7,950 4th and Crittenden. Between Grant and Sherman Circles $8,950 5th and Decatur A “Life-time Home” represents more value than the price—be- cause the price has been figured down— sharing the savings of our big building oper- ations. So you really save from $2,000 to $3,000 in that way. Most artistic Homes in Petworth $10,950 Parkwood St. N.W. Between 1lith and 16th Sts. $10,950 and $13,950 o] Take time right now to inspect and select a “Lifetime Home”—and start on a “lifetime” of peace and happiness. W“AITZ 14th M &K 9080 T T T e e e 6467 square feet on K Street 53 feet frontage 146 feet depth 30-foot alley at rear Facing The New Carlton PRICE Hotel ON REQUEST W H WEST COMPAN Founded 1804 Exclusive Agents 916 15th Street e— Mew Years Celebrations 1926 27 Wardman Park Holel Continuous Vancing Q2 musicians including Wardmon Park Hotel Orchestra ) and PeckMill$ SocietyOrchestra 10 PM.untit 3AM RENOWNED :"%TEQTAIN! RS Superb idnight l{evue Special Souvenir-Favors: Clamorers Art Hats Call Oscar, Columbia 2000 and make your reservations now Jeri dol/w.r per person inclvding our fomous mnmmmmmmnnmmmmm|mnnmummnlmmmnmmnnmmmmmmlmlm Piano and DEMOLL Furniture Co. Twelfth and G Sts. Sole Representatives for the Steinway & Weber Duo-Art Our Annual January Sale STARTS TOMORROW MORNING IN OUR Piano— Victrola—Fur- niture Departments Specials in All Departments Following Are Two Specimen Values $100 to $150 $2 5 VICTROLAS These are instruments that originally sold for $100 to $150, recently traded in on the new Ortho- phonic Victrola. Upright Pianos Many fine traded-in pianos at this price. Don’t delay, come and get first choice. $ 7 i Individuality in Pw ot DeMoll’s T T R T