Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1928, Page 3

T " Water-Drinking % Washingtonians Millions of gallons of bottled water —still and_sparkling—are _consumed every year by thirsty Washingtonians. the arguments for and ibition, certain it is that a keen appreciation of pure, refreshing water. And to make the palatable beverages for which Washingtonians are famous, a plentiful supply of American Ice is kept always on hand to add its chill | to the deliciousness of the bottled water. For prompt service— Telephone Main 6210 American ICE ‘Company ! American drivers will take your | ger service between this city and Havre and see GULDENS » ‘? Mustard 8 Annapolis Hotel H Street Between 11th and 12th Located in the immediate downtown section, one block from the largest de- partment stores and shop- ping district. NOW AVAILABLE: Several Apartments of One Room, Kitchenette and Bath at $40 and $42.50 Your Inspection Is Invited WARDMAN MANAGEMENT SPECIAL NOTICES. AFTER_THIS DATE 1 WILL NOT ble debts contracted for :E\zngxlheer l‘]"lran myself. HAROLD WIL) TIPTON, 330 12t BE R by a L h st. s.e. 19 [ WILL NOT BE naspnNs‘rfifi:'FéR’D}: T’s | W Y one other than m soniracted PYRSINGER, 140 N. Car. ave JOSEPH E. FERSING! T POST OFF! ERK, 32,100 GRADE, snoeszf (\)he best stations in New York Cif esires transfer to Washington. D. C..: fam- > feasons. ., All communications’ answered. ddress B. H. TAYLOR, 1990 7th ave., A' | ) York City. _ No'm:zéfs | I WILL BE RESPONSIBE FOR | T B R Otne otter - than myself | W. EDBETTER. 1337 Childress nc.filBNV MN GOLD, THE BEST CIDER O] AUTUMN (ho CELEBRATED CIDER BAR- FEL. Hour out Frederick Pike._ ECIAL MEETING OF THE SHARE- Porinasof the Atlantic Building Company; Tncorporated, will be held at the offices of the company, No. 119 South Fairfax st. Alexandrja, Virginia. at 11 o'clock a.m, on Priday. the 2ist day of September, 1328. MYRON M PARKER, Jr, President: A. L. RY. Secretars. _ RS OR SALE—5.000 KEGS AND BARRELS | o7 cider or other uses; new or second hand zzoncvz- W. STONE. Jr.. & SONS. 1234-42 | it g Franklin_75; Tih s.w. Est, 1884 Phone n 54 EIVED BY THE VESTRY DAVIDSON TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. _ B “THAT EXTRA ROOM ~NOW— B tthing frame bulldings at Walter Reed Tnauire Brightwood Branch., Hechinger Co INCLOSE _ YOUR PORCH Sani of sash and window frames from wreck: The 1ob at Walter Reed _Inauire Brightwood Franch, Hechinger Co., 5921 Georela ave.___ C FRENCH, NEW; PRICED EXCEP- 5.90; made of quality white o’ excuse now Hechinger Co.. e. n.e.—5021 Ga. F YOUR CELLAR IS WET OR DAMP, I'LL 2 OBt Aice st or 1t womt cost ou o cent. My dampproofing has cut lots of Goctors’ bills in Wash.: no job is too far. We also build 1y ponds on installment plsn " Lilies. gold fish and cement orna- ents furnishe i JOHN_ DOUGLAS, 425 13th St. SE. DING MATERIAL FROM RECENTLY crecked big frame_Government buildings on sale at our 3 yards! Good flooring. AM NOW-—THOU- | | LOCAL PASSENGER PLANE SERVICE IS ANNOUNCED Flights Between Washington and Havre de Grace, Md., to Be Inaugurated Tomorrow. A special race track airplane passen- de Grace, Md., will be inaugurated at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon by the Potomac Flying Service, from Hoover Field. Two Eaglerock planes of two- passenger - capacity each will make the initial flight tomorrow, arriv- ing at landing field near the Maryland track at about 2 pm. The return flight will be made following the races. Delivery of a new Fairchild five- passenger cabin plane is expected Thursday by officials of the Potomac service, and this plane will be put on the Havre de Grace service immediately, which will be operated during the 10-day racing season. The landing at Havre de Grace will be made on an emergency field laid out by the Depart- ment of Commerce on the coastal airway. Springs compose a new attachment for the outside of golf bags to hold balls where they are readily accessible. GEORGETOWN —houses especially inter- est many of our clients. If you are desirous of selling or rentg housez in this or any other section of the city please: commufiicate with us. STONE & FAIRFAX 1008 CONNECTICUT AVENUE GOOD POSITIONS AND FINE INCOMES & Tearooms, Restaurants, Cafeterias, <= Motors Inns, Candy, Gift and Food g Shops need trained men and women. Earn $2.500 to $5.000 a year. Classes now forming. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOL Pennsylvania Ave. at 23rd St. The Hill Building 17th and Eye Streets N.W. MOORE & HILL, Inc. 730 17th St. N.W . Every resident management. 1415 K Street WHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 'D. COUPLE HELD UP INPARKED AUTO Girl Hides Valuable Jewelry Under Seat of Car. A young couple was held up at the point of a pistol while sitting in a parked automobile last night on Riggs road southeast and robbed of money and jewelry amounting to $70. They were saved from further loss by the quick wit of the girl, who hid her val- uable jewelry under the seat of the car. Owen G. Watson, an automobile salesman living at 4027 Connecticut avenue, and Miss Marie Soelter, pretty young Floridan, who is living at 13 First street northeast while on a short visit to Washington with her parents. went for an automobile ride and parked their car a little off the side of the road at Riggs road about 10:30 o'clock last night. A few minutes later a dilapidated au- tomobile containing three white men passed them slowly, proceeding a short distance down the road and then re- turned, halting directly in front of their car. One of the men quickly got out of the car. His face was covered with a handkerchief and he held a revolver in his hand, Miss Soelter said today. Watson got out of his machine and was met with a gun jammed against his ribs. “Give us what you got,” the hold-up man said. As Watson fumbled for his pocket- book, the robber hastened him with a prod with the muzzle of the revolver and a sharp word. He then ordered Watson to walk away from the car in which the young woman sat. Meanwhile Miss Soelter had slipped her diamond ring from her finger, together with her wrist watch, hidden in behind the seat of the machine. The rober repeated his formula, “Give us what you got,” but this time collected only a pocketbook containing a driver’s permit and a registration card. By this time Watson had returned. Still covering the couple with his gun. the hold-up man removed the arm from the distributor of their motor, prevent- ing the starting of the car, and then ran for his machine, which his two companions had gotten in motion. ‘Watson and Miss Soelter struck out on foot in the direction in which they thought the city lay. Before they had gone far they were picked up by the driver of a large truck, who took them to the police substation at Fifteenth and H streets northeast, where they reported the affair. Court Opens at Chatham, Va. Special Dispatch to The Star, CHATHAM, Va., September 18.—The jquarterly session of the Pittsylvania Cir- cuit Court opened yesterday with Jndge Turner Clement and with the ex- pectation that a date for the second tri- al of Dennis Webb, charged with the murder of Robert Vaden, travelling salesman, at Gretna last February, would be set. Vaden, who has been free on bond, must appear in court Thursday to an- swer a rule for contempt. He failed to appear at the last term. They cost a little more, but consider how much more you buy! What a whale of a difference just a few cents make LIGGETT & MYERS 1 OBACCO €O Comfort and Convenience Will be found in South Cathedral Mansions 2900 Connecticut Ave. Northwest Corner Cathedral and Conn. Aves. It's a community of ideal homes within itself. Each Apartment, no matter what size, comprises every facility. 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BERLIN, September 18.—Acting as co-pilot, Baron Ehrenfriend Gunther von Huenfeld hopped off at 1:52 am. today, hoping to reach Tokio in eight days. With him were Carl Inder, a Swedish pilot, and Paul Lenderich, mechanic. 7 The baron, who traveled to America as a passenger in the transatlantic plane Bremen, rose from a sick bed some time ago to join the Boemlingen Aviation School. He trained there for a few weeks to obtain an.intermediate flying certificate, whkich enabled him to act as second pilot on the present flight. The journey is being made in the Europa, a sister ship of the Bremen. The baron planned to make his first stop at Sofia, Bulgaria, where he in- tended to meet King Boris. From there his route was understood to be Con- stantinople, Bagdad, Irak; Karachi, India; Calcutta, India; Bangkok, Siam; Nanking, China, and Tokio. Baron von Huenefeld was understood to be financing the enterprise himself, while the Lufthansa Air Service supplied the necessary maj Lenderich is a Lufthansa mechanic and assisted in starting the Bremen for America from Baldonnel Airdrome, Dublin. Earl of Durham Dies. LONDON, September 18 (#).—The Earl of Durham, one of the leading landowners ®f northern England, and widely known horseman, died today after a long illness. Although he had been racing for 50 years, he failed to win a classic until last year, when his Beam won the Oakes. Will Rogers Says: NEW YORK.—Had dinner with Mr. Thomas Edison, Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone and their wives. Say, there is the ones you want to meet. These three famous men, we know all about them. But you ought to meet these wives that made them fa- mous. No frills, no put-on; just three lovely wholesome family folks. Talked children and grandchildren all evening. And, say, ‘Thomas A. pulled a good one. As you all know, he is very deaf. 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MISS SUE HILL, SPECIAL AIR AMBASSADRESS, IS RECEIVING THE PACKAGE Sunnyvale, Cal., Sept. 18— [Special] —Bearing a uniquegift for Head Com- missioner Dougherty, rushing across the continent by airplane from Cali- fornia, a messenger from Mayor McLaughlin of this city is today en- route to the District Building in Washington. In a ceremony that forged a new link of good will between California and the nation’s Capitol, Mayor McLaughlin, in the presence of the chief town officials, handed this memorable package to a special air ambassadress—SueHill. Granddaugh- FOR RENT 2700 Conn. Ave. Opposite Wardman Park Hotel - lost Desirable Apartments MANAGEMENT WARDMAN Apply Resident Ma Are You Ready for Winter? Phone Main 3068 and have us send you a couple tons of Agnew Coal. “The Best Since 1858” | Johz P. Agnew& Co 728 14th St. N.W. We Also Handle Fuel Oils ter of a “Forty-niner,” she was chosen to bear this gift to Proctor L. Dough- erty, President of the District’s Board of Commissioners. A historic event in the relations of California and the District of Columbia is recorded by this gift: the arrival in Washington of the first great shipment of Libby’s DeLuxe California Peaches. The giftitselfisa tin of these famous peaches, so longa luxury of the few. Last vear in the California valleys, new trees came into bearing in the A.EBERLY'S SONS, k. Established 1849 Libby orchards, bringing the first bi: harvest of DeLuxe grade peaches— perfect halves selected out of many for exquisite ripeness and rich color. This year for the first time, these wonderful peaches from California can be offered at a price that plac>s them within the reach of every famiiy in Washington. To'many homes in this city they will bring an entirely new pleasure. Leading grocers®in Washington can now supply Libby's DeLuxe California Peaches. Libby, MC¢Neill & Libby, Chicago. ZAcHARY TAYLOR SERVING WASHINGTON HOME OWNERS FOR NEARLY 80 YEARS THERE is no other firm to our knowledge, in our line of business, that has' served the property owners of Washington this length of time. We offer a complete home reconditioning service, and no job is too large or too small. When we do the work you have only ONE bill to pay, which includes the financing. No ready cash is required—convenient terms arranged to suit you. Phone or write for our representative to call. A. EB(ERLY'S INCORPORATED, 718 Seventh Street, N.W. Etimales Cheerfully Furnished, SONS Phones: Main 6557-6558-6559 )./ou miéht have been in this man’s boots! During the month of August a client was advised by our Business Property Department of atransaction afoot which would greatly enhance values in a certain locality —and suggested that the client purchase an apartment house here with a minimum down payment of $7,000. The client acted on this advice. The papers were drawn and signed. The day the deal was closed the new owner was offered a profit of 15,000 over and above the price of his purchase. Such transactions are continually being originated, presented and closed by our Alert Business Property Department. SHANNON & LUCHS INC. 1435 K Street N.W. Main 2345