Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1928, Page 3

SPECIAL NOTICES. MOVING TO SOME OTHER CITY? Get our return load rates. Full and part oad shipments to Philadelphia, New York, oston, Pittsburgh, Richmond and - wa: gomu Special_rates. Phone Main 1460. ATIONAL DELIVERY ASSOCIATION. Inc. AUTUMN GOLD. THE BEST CIDER ON earth, at the CELEBRATED CIDER BAR- REL.~ Hour_out_Frederick Pike ARE_YOU MOVING ELSEWHERE? OUR transportation system will serve you better. arge fleet of vans constantly operating be- tween all Eastern cities. Coll Main 9220, DAVIDSON TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. 3 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY Abts other than ihose contracted by me persopally, after this date | WILLIAM 1. 'REW, 321 Rock Creek Church road north: west, Washington, D. C. CHARGES BRITISH | ABORERS ABUSED Canadian Conference Hears of Harvest Recruits Be- ing Mistreated. By the Associated Press. WINNIPEG, September 7.—Charges of mistreatment of laborers recruited in Great Britain for work in the Canadian | harvest fields today were before a con- | ference on colonization called by the | Winnipeg Board of Trade. | The charges, which included accounts | of the mysterious slaying of one| laborer and use of others as strike breakers, were made by two Labor mem- bers of the British Parliament from | Scotland. They are members of the | United Kingdom delggation of the Empire Parliargentary Association, Thomas Johnson, from Sterlihg, said | he had seen tha laborers Imprisoned in | an underground cage at a railroad sta- | tion here, under guard of police and armed soldiers. | David Kirkwood, from Dumbarton, | brought up charges that British har- | vesters in wnstern Camada had been| used as strike breakers, and that one | had been found hanged. | The department of immigration at Ottawa said that ib had received no | :;qucst from Winnipeg for an investiga- on. The department of immigration said that 250 men had returned from the’ harvest flelds dissatisfied with the $4 a day wage offered. I HAVE PURCHASED GOODS AND CHAT- | v_G. Boni, operated as United Shoe Repair Shop, 642 G nw. Persons hav- 3 & bills against same presént within five Liys from date. SANTO BUTTINELLL _10* VINE QUALITY GRAPES. LARGE ORDERS welivered. 52 bushel. 'Write or drive out. %._C. STELLO, Beltsville. Md. 8 EXPERT FURNITURE FINISHER AND UP- holsterer out of work ~ wants work: low charge._ Address Box_199-A. Star office. _ CONGRESS HALL HOTEL COMPANY. The regular annual meeting of the stock- holders of the Congress Hall Hotel Company of Washington, D. C. for the election of directors and the transaction of any business that may properly be brought before the meeting_will_be held at the hotel at 8 oclock p.m. Tuesday, October 9. 1928 KIDNEY TROUBLE _PHYSICIANS EVERY- where prescribe Mountain Valley Water from Hot Springs, Ark.. as a natural aid in the prevention and treatment of kidney dis- orders. It has aided thousands back to health. Phone for information. Ask vour doctor. MOUNTAIN VALLEY WATER CO., 208 Dist. Natl. Bk. Blog. Fr. 7143. I WILL NOT, BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY Qebts contracted by any one other than my- seif. W. T. SCHLOSSER, 1231 Staples st. nee. EFFECTIVE THIS DATE, 1 WILL NOT BE Tesponsible for any debts other than those contracted by myself. C. CASSELMAN, 1404 Col. rd. e Rl NOT IN BUSINESS FOR MY HEALTH, BUT for the health of your business. Multigraph- ing, mimeographing, copy writing. address- ing. A TTER _SHOP, 203 Dist. Natl. Bank Bidg. Fr. 7143. _Open 8:30 am. THAT EXTRA ROOM NOW— frame buildings at Walter Reed. rishtwood_Branch, Hechinger Co. INCLOSE _YOUR _PORCH _NOW—7THOU- sand of sash and window frames from wreck- ing fob at Walter Reed._Inquire Brightwood Branch, Hechinger Co., 5921 Georgia ave. WANT HAIR TONIC FORMULA (NON-AL- eonolic): also dressing formula. State de- talle and price. Address Box 42-A. Siar ice. o THE CELEBRATED CIDER BARREL. OPEN every day until January 1. Autumn Gold, the best cider on earth. Choice varieties of at halt city prices.” Hour' out Fred- ike. apples erick Pi BUILDING MATERIAL AT WALTER REED Hospital. Wrecking many big frame build- ings. Good flooring, 115c foot: siding, sheath- ing and framiug, 2c foot: hollow tile and brick: plenty 2x4, 2x8, 2: 1 windows complete: wallboard atories, radiators and pipe. Inspect this ma- terial at our Brightwood Branch, Where we will be glad to take your order for prompt delivery at actual cost, as orders are taken 10 days to do this work, 50 hurry. Call at or phone our Brightwood Branch. 5931 Ga. &ve. mext to car barn Phone Ga. 1894 Hechiuger Co.. reliable for 17 vears. CIAL MEETING OF THE SHARE- s of the Atlantic Building Company, ncorporated. will be held at the offices of the company. No. South 'Fairfax st.. Alexandria. Virginia. at 11 _o'clock a. iday. the 21st day of September, RON M PARKER, Jr. President: ZACHARY, Secretary. NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING- e annual meeting of stockholders of the Bank of Washington. fe banking house of Island ave. n.e. on September 12. 1928, for the selection of & board of directors of said penk and ‘the transaction ‘of such other using BUILD ‘Wrecki Inquire A { stock will closed from September 1 10 Seotember 12. both inclusive. Notice is also ziven that a meeting of stockholders of this company will be held at the office of the company in the offices of the Stoddard Incorporating Com- pany in the city of Phoenix. Arizona. at 10 o'clock a.m.. September 26. 1928. to consider, aoprove. ratify and confirm all actions pre- viously taken at meetings held outside of the State of Arizona and for the transaction of such other business as || may properly come before the meeling. ROBERT S. CAMPBELL. _ Secretary. 8* C. G. SLOAN & CO.. AUCTIONEERS. 5 13th 5T. NW. HOUSE- 3 ETC. Notice is hereby give! t on SATURDAY. BEPTEMBER FIPTEENTH, . AT TEN OCl 'K A.M., there will be sold at public suction in the auction rooms of C. G. Sloan & Co., T15 13th street N.W. Washington, D. G, to enforce liens for storage charges, etc.. due and unpaid, the following articles on storage with the Security Storage Com- pany. in the names of Mr. Samuel D. Archer, household gocds and personal ef- fects; Mrs, Florence L. Carpenter. 2 trunks and near seal coat: Mrs. Effie D. Chatterton and Mrs. C. M. Mayes. household goods: Mr. Willlam L. Coombs, piano and stool: Mr. H. L Davis, tuxedo coat and trousers. full dress coat and_trousers. striped trousers, overcoat. etc.; Mr. L. C. Denslow, victrola. ‘washing machine. piano. crib. etc.; N Driggs. grandfather clock: Mre. L. B. El Mr. Don H. Foster and Frank s. boxes and_contents: estate —of Bessie_Preeman. Hudson seal coat: M: irs. 3. W. Geddes. household goods, ble columns. rugs, ste.; Mr. and Mrs. Fra Gordon, plano and bench; Haldeman, hcusehold goods. etc: Mr.'Wilford S. Hoover, violin and case: Mrs. Helena Eliott Huide- koper. 2 hats. cape. box and contents: Mr. P W. Hunsehe, trunk: Miss Fannie R. Hunt, Mr. Barton Hunt ani Lawrence Hunt. boxes. trunks, rugs. etc.: Miss Helen Hyatt, bookcase and contents: Mrs. W. S. Ingram, 2 oxes and a crate containizg household goods: Mr. Frank John. trunk: Mr. §. P. Knut. household %00ds. boxes of hooxs. etc i Mr. Wilmott Lewis. desk. file cabinets, elct ? . chail Miss Edith ~Ogden. Mr. F. S Paladini. household goods: 0. G. Richter. cedar chest. washing hige, ‘sypols. etc. Mr G &, Sl polar bear fiz: Miss Prances Smith. : Mr. Prancis J. Stoege ;_Mrs. Thelma Sweeny. hous Mrs. Mary Walker, cloth coat: Mr. William G. Webster, boxes. trunks, etc.: Mr, William Wilson, household goods. personal effects. C. P. RAVENBURG, Secretars, “Security Storage Co. r. a) ELBERTA PEACHES High quality. tree-ripened. vellow free- Stones for canning or other’ uses, at QU/ T ACRES Detour to right just north B. & O. at Silver Spring to White Oak and QUA ACRES: or fcllow 7th St Pike 7 of stockholders | | TENNESSEE TOWN PLANS FOR HOOVER Seats May Be Placed for Entire Length of Main Street for Nominee’s Speech. By the Assoclated Press. ELIZABETHTON, Tenn., September 7. —The little city of 12,000 population, surprised and elated at the announce- ment that Herbert Hoover had selected it for his appearance in Tennessee and possibly his only appearance in the South of the presidential campaign, is busy planning to receive its honor guesi October 6. On the heels of the definite announce- ment that the Republican candidate would speak in Elizabethton a small army of committees was formed and speakers declared the visit of Hoover to be “the greatest event in the history of our city.” J. Shepherd, manager of an Asheville, N. C., broadcasting station, has an- nounced that he will arrive here Mon- day to prepare for a Nation-wide radio hook-up for the Hoover address. A telephone company has begun negotiations for the installing of loud speakers where the candidate will speak. Arrangements are being made, local officers said, to care for a crowd of 100,000. On the side of Lynn Mountain, which is at the end of Elizabethton’s main street, a platform will be erected and tentative plaps will probably call for seats to be constructed the entire length of Main street, local officers sald today. o Men of Lithuania are just discarding suspenders and using belts. SPECIAL NOTICES. WANTED. naul van ‘eads of furnituye to et from end oints_south. SMITH'S TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. 1953 You St. North_3343 ROOFING—by Koons Siag Roofing, Tinning, Cuttering Repalr nti jorough, sincere Work -13‘.%5:-3. “Giell qladly estimate. Call e 19 3ra 8t S.W. Main 93! KOONS o THE EVENING Little Gloria Matus was told today of the tragedy on August 5 when both her father and mother were drowned. Since that time Gloria has lived with a friend of her parents who hesitated to break the news that would send her childish air castles tumbling. —Star Staff- Photo. | b STAR, WASHINGTON. DAUGHTER OF RIVER VICTIMS TOLD PARENTS WILL NOT RETURN Little 4-year-old Gloria Matus learn- ed today that her parents are never coming back from the river excursion they embarked upon one fateful day a onth ago. ° mGlorin'g big eyes, pathetically inno- cent, opened wider in questioning won- der when she learned the news from faltering lips, but she bravely restrained the tears. She paused in thought as the kind for her since lady who has been caring her mama and daddy left explained, tenderly, that her parents had gone to be with a beloved uncle who had died, and that they never would return. Taught to Be Brave. Instead of weeping, as the “kind lady,” Mrs. John Schaeffer, of 1428 Irv- ing street northeast, had feared she would, Gloria looked up, resignedly, and smiled in contemplation of the fact her omino HOUSEWIFE'S NAME FOR Granulated Sugar . AmeticanBugacRefiing Compank $1Up Per il wintr METAL * 5. WEATHERSTRIP TEED—LASTS FOREVER GUAR A Tatled Complete By CAPITOL WATHERSTRIP CO. 1470 Clifton St. N.W. 10384—Day, Night and Sunday. LATTIRE ? Call Fr. 764-5-6 | Priced i According Applied to_Distance 50c to $1.00 $1 Limit LEETH BROTHERS Formerly Main 500 Spare Tires offered 1321 Conn. Ave. STORES FOR RENT 17th Street Between Pennsylvania Avenue and H Street N.W. These stores are being lease for the first time For further particulars apply RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO. INCORPORATED on a good Phone Decatur 3600 made better tha HE appetizing tang _lile old-time dill Alavor n ever of old- loved ones now were with the uncle whose death they both had mourned. Gloria was her daddy's and her mama’s “big girl,” and they had taught her to be brave when she hurt her finger or was left alone in the dark or anything. She wasn't going to cry now because they had left her alone— in_the world. Mrs. Schaeffer decided to tell her lit- tle ward the truth when Gloria asked wistfully this morning how much longer her mama was going to stay away. “What_would you do if she never COAL Are You Ready for Winter? Phone Main 3068 and have us send you a couple tons of Agnew Coal. “The Best Since 1858” John P. Agnewé& Co. 728 14th St. N.W. We Also Handle Fuel Oils came back?” Mrs. Schaeffer replied. “Why, I'd stay with , of course,” came the answer, as if it were the sim- plest thing in the world, “but they're in the water and I know they can’t live there always"—she had apparently heard words intended for other ears. “No, they can't stay there always: they've gone to join your uncle—mam: and papa have gone to join the angels, she was gently informed. She accepted it with a child’s adapta- bility to new ideas, Mrs. Schaeffer de- clared, and seemed to think it entirely natural that she would never see her father and mother again. A month is a long time for such a wee tot to/be without a mother, and she had grad- ually become accustomed to the loss. Parents Died August 5. The child’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Erich Matus of Greater Capitol Heights, Md., were drowned in the tomac River August 5. It was several days before their bodies were recovered. A few days later. Matus’ dog was found on the doorstep of his home, grieving for his master. He would neither leave the house nor eat, so finally he was electrocuted by the Animal Rescue League to save him from death by starvation. Mrs. Schaeffer took Gloria into her | home and has treated her as one of her |own children since the accident. She has been kept happy by the constant | companionship of Mrs. Schaeffer’s four | children and had not exhibited unusual :cu;losny concerning her parents until today. | "'Mrs. Schaeffer said that it has not ly" been determined where the child will go. Cousins_ of her father have | been located in Milwaukee and it is thought that t. - may take the little girl. Mrs. Schaeffer thinks that she should be given more attention than she could give, because of the demands of her own large family. o Nicaragua Accepts. Nicaragua officially communicated to the United States Government today her intention to adhere to the treaty for the renunciation of war. . Men of Manchuria are just taking to soft_white shirts without collars. SCREEN : NEWS :c\lv 1929 Bulc'_K Pan o meles" DICK MURPHY, FIR. Salesrooms 1835 14th NW. 607 M Service—1728 Kalorama Rd. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1928. Will Rogers Says: BEVERLY HILLS.—Politics are receiving a lot of attention because we have nothing else to interest us. We don't have to worry about anything. No na- tion in the his- tory of the world was ever sitting as pretty. If we want anything all we have to do is go and buy it on credit. 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