Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1928, Page 6

i G. 0. P. Vice Presidential| Candidate Speaks in Rhode Island Tomorrow. 1 Girl, 16, Weds; Angry Dad Whips Judge SEES UNITY OF PEOPLES AID TO WORLD PEACE Who Officiated International Manxmen - Conven- By the Associated Press. OLATHE, Kans., August 22.—An- gered because his 16-year-old daugh- ter was granted a marriage license in the office of the county probate judge here, E. A. Conn of Kansas City, | Kans., attacked Probate Judge Georg» W. Fulmer in his office yesterday and beat him severely. tion Lauds Co-operation of Eng- lish-Speaking Races. By the Assoclated Press. ND, August 22.—Unity of the English-speaking peoples of the world has been hailed as the road to- ward permanent peace and a broader | Internationalism at the first Interna- {tional Manx Convention. Approximately Africa, England and Scotland to attend the sesslons. The Manxmen subordinated their own intense nationalism to the need for more friendly relations between the Old World and the New as the convention opened Keag of Chicago accused 3 politicians” in both countries of trying to break up the Anglo-Ame) friendship, and asserted that if English-speaking peoples will stand fo. get‘m‘ in friendship, we may save for- ever the peace of the world.” Twenty-six delegates from the little isle off the coast of Great Britain have found many things to wonder at in their country—heat, skyscrapers, divorce laws and polities all ge to the visitors. SDAY, AUGUST 22. LARRY SEMON SUFFERS NERVOUS BREAKDOWN Film Comedian Is Taken to Sani- tarium After Collapse Following Vaudeville Tour. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, August 22—Larry Semon, veteran film comedian, has suf- fered a nervous and physical breakdown, and has been taken to a private sani- tarjum near San Bernardino, n:er):ntbers of his family announced last night. Calif.,’ 1928. months, 'y e T Tecovered Mrs, Semon, the former Dorothy Dwan, has closed the family home and gone to live with her mother. TAKES OFF FOR INDIA. Duchess of Bedford Resumes Plane Trip to Karachi, PUSHIERE, Persia, August 22 (#).— The Duchess of Bedford and Capt. C. D. Barnard took off at dawn toddy in | the airplane Princess Xenla, for Kara- chi, India. i il | 4 For Mending Roofs Brown, editor of the Isle of | The actor collapsed a week ago after | The Princess Xenia, bound from Eng- found American political [his return from a national vaudeville |land to Indis, was forced down here two tour. Members of the family said phy- | months ago by engine trouble. Heat Your Home With Gas with the “Hoffman Gas House Heater” Let us send you full particulars and estimate the cost of heating your home. You will be sur- prised at the low cost for heat with this copper coil, instantaneous type of home heating. The Hoffman Heater Co. 1332 New York Ave. NW. Phone Main 4870 1.000 former inhabitants of the Isle of !Man or descendants of Manxmen hate come from nearly every section of the |issues “weird” and bewailed the isole- United States and from Canads, South tion of the United States. The judge, who fs ‘onc-armed and years old, was reported srious ndition today. Conn. an_ iceman was under arrest. He tnld Sherifl E. G. Carroll he intended to kill th Judge Jud{v Fulmer married Conn's daughter Elizabeth to Willien: Washburn last Saturday. Washburn gave his ags as 21, his bride as 18, Thit is the ideal weather to inspect your roof, and to fix it! Then next Fall, when heavy rains heat upon it, won't it he a ‘‘grand and glorious feeling” to know that,all’s well! If You Use Our Special Roof Paint the job is simplicity itself. Just apply it with a brush, and the damage is repaired for keeps.... unless of course the hole or crack is teo large. Look at your roof now, then drop around for expert advice. E. J. Murphy Co., Inc. 710 12th St. N.W. . Although he may dwell on the tariff | question at the outset of his spflkmk‘: campaign, Sénator OCurtis, Republican vice presidential nominee. emphasized | before leaving Washington today for Rhode Island that he is not attempting | to “make issues.” but is ready to meet those which arise as the campaign de- velops. His first speech will be at PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN Control Glare! P eaers @on ke the TACTICS HIT BY ROBINSON told the newspaper men. T ¥ i LARE is uncontrolled light. so pow- make "‘””‘\‘?r‘"l,“,“l‘l‘ f‘:“‘:‘];"" A Smith's Mate erful thdt it can dull, dim and Figher Leveis Will Be almost destroy yvour eye’s reaction 3 Reached. Later. to color. 1 your eves are sensitive and lens T g 3 strengthening is necessary it's essential that g - By the Associated Press [ £ " g ¥ h;fagl:'::;l’co{: 'u\im.; prAm(_ N. Y. August 20— i | vou have a lens that can control glare For Coolidg® on Hope that the presidential campaign | glare control and added eye comfort see ETZ, will reach higher it progresses | was expressed by Senator Rebinson, | Democratic vice presidential nominee, in an address before the Dutchess Cou 7ty Democratic committee members I night at the home of Franklin D. Roose- s 1 de Running Hopes 1 Mai et be Main 247 will be a document of great v Tain 24 ing the campaign.” Jee Btz and See Better' ward E spend tonight at the home of Mr. Cur- tis' daughter. Mrs. Leona Curtis Knight of Providence . Marshal Foch recently gave a fare- well_di at his Paris residence for the Mareuss Crewe, the retiring Rritish vel he campaign against Al Smith thus he said. “has not been creditable traditions of the American people has been a whispering. insinuating landering campaign. Not since An- Jackson has there been a man so | § 1217 G Street- SN (Rudolph & West Co.) type water heaters, Also compiste line of instantaneous and sterage Ambassager to the men and wome! it Washington's fame as a residential center is world-wide, 8 P dvilieatintry Elba Its famous suburb is fashionable Chevy Chase with its palatial homes i‘ A N N O U N C IN G Suitable building sites in the heart of Chevy Chase are at a premiy s ed inv i i i ; farther olt AR iEre WP 18 o modrratelg? e re at a premium. Shrewd investors and home builders are buying a little . Co plete C t Service Occupying the highest elevation in this section is CHEVY CHASE VIEW, on C et y i v wi its picture_sque bills nnq dales and woodlands, and unsurpassed views of t!;v:. L«;.'a‘n(t:»'-:;«::mm PRSI e e A surprising innovation for Washington is the <ale of the remaining unsold home sites in this community—75 in all--at auction. The decision of C. H: Galliher Company to dispose of their entire holdings to the highest bidder will come as a distinet surprise. The sale will be conducted by the Louisville Real Estate and Development Company, whose president, Mr. D. C. Clarke, makes the unquallfi(_ed assertion that in the 19 years of his company s operations, he has never guaranteed a property owner that his property would bring a nickel. and who makes the positive guarantee that every home site in CHEVY CHASE VIEW advertised will he sold to the highest bidder, regardless of price, and without by-biddi i ; i ; i full elsawhsry in this sdvertiserient. Y- ng. This famous Clause 6, in the contract with the owner, is quoted in Chevy Chase View Facts UILDING material dealers who sell Lone Star Cement now also sell “INCOR"” the perfected High-Early-Strength Portland Ce- _LOCATION—On Connecticut Avenue a short distance north of Chevy Chase Lake. TRANSPORTATION — 25 - minute - drive to White House straight down Connecticut Avenue, On Washington® Electric-Railway, with l3-minute schediile: Kensington Station of Metropolitan Branch of:B. & 0. Railroad is nearby, BUSINP‘S& FACILITIES —The husiness see- tions of Chévy Chase and Kensington are con. venient, : k de ELEVATION —~Chevy Chase View is several ~hundred feet_higher than downtown Washingt.n. This . means a healthful, invigorating atmosphcre and pleasant summer evenings. ~TOPOGRAPHY—Level to rolling. Many home sites are wooded, CONVENIENCES=Chevy Chase View has the advantages of water, sewers, electricity and hard- surfaced streets. ; “WHY I LIVE IN CHEVY CHASE VIEW!” Letter No. L. HARRY M. MARTIN, Chairman of the Chevy ‘Chase View Citizens Committee-— Having an ex- pert knowledge of our suburhs and desiring to have my home where | could have a pretty view secured by good elevation—a location not isolated but close to the city—where I could have goo}l and pleasant society of Christian people. with churches and schools nearby, and the eonven- lences of stares, | selected Chevy Chase View, ] have found the climate here ideal—especially'dur- ing the summer months when nearhy Washing- ton is sweltering. [ consider Chevy Chase View an ideal spot for anyone wanting an enjoyabl home, ,Planning Commission, controls = zoning. RESTRICTIONS—Restricted to assure continu ation of high standard of develapment. No husi- ness houses permitted. No home may be orwcted on a site of less than 100-fopt frontage. Ine Maryland Park and Planning Commission vo- operating with the National Capitai Park and T'he Chevy Chase View Citizens Committee has pro- gressive improvement program, INCREASING VALUE—Cities grow out lead- ing avenues, and most cities to the north and northwest. Washington is no exception to the rule. Chevy Chase is favored residential secti:n. Connecticut Avenue is one of the most rapidly de- veloping avenues of the Capital, many millions " having been spent in construction lately. RECREATION—Chevy Chase View is near golt clubs and swimming npools. Theater at Chavy Chase. Riding and swimming at Wardmun Park Academy and Pool. Swimming and dancing at (d‘h‘evy Chase Lake. Many beautiful automobil~ rives, ment. The Lone Star dealer is thus able to offer you a complete cement service—Lone Star for the job where time is not the most impor- tant factor— “INCOR” for the job where time is everything. 5 “INCOR” Cement, like Lone Star, exceeds U. S. Government standards. 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That’s part of his complete service. CHEVY CHASE VIEW 75 Home Sites in a Beautiful Home Community - Auction Monday, August 27 %, 10 A. M., Until All Are Sold Roger W. Babson, business expert and adviser to more than 17,000 of the country’s leading executives, author of a famous weekly report on business conditions of the nation, says the movement from the city to suburbs is “the greatest shifting of population since the institution of the railroad.” He states as follows: i Q . 1 “The big movements in real estate usually get well under way before ° ; Y [ Cae . 4 € 5 g o , %’ ,“’ \ | On ; North of Connecticut Avenue Chevy Chase Lake anyone realizes what is going on. AN “A fundamental change in real estate is taking place. 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