Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1928, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTOXN. ‘ —— Thete's the flurrs of getting settled | Sa | ke — /7.5 TIRES A and the excitement buying new | 2 L.J | | oy 2 5 [ n| With Little Change shifhay a5 611 508 Eorners, WButiintell | [ b‘ S Fy o N\ the tumult of hou ewarming do not | SPRINGFIELD.—I haven't made &l (] 7 the Assoclate r" » [] ] N overlook that important item, the ice | my announcement for either man J PARIS, October 2.—There were ° 0 le{e e 2 DUNLOP 7 IIFTH AVENUE « NILW YORK eAnnounirces 8ales £ Service 614 H §t. Main 2775 box. | yet. Mys:lf and 10,000 more deaths in France for ¢ Coolidge. T gues Perhaps the purchase of a new ice | are about the las box with efficient insulation would be | to' come out for the Spring of 1928 than for the Man Suffers Head Bruises| | same three months of 1927 The birth rate, whis 2 is sub- ject of so much speculation and s | ( g wice investment. 10 will cave mones | ansbody. cn Pennsylvania Avenue. | | agitation here. remained roughis TING AT ITS BEST” oth on ice and food. e shall be( Some think 3 | | the same. with 190,437 living % . ' glad to help you select a dependable | @apyj cil = ?, bables for the second three M fee hox i you il "1 for Bmith in the | Picard’s Son Hurt. | | ot G 00 e sanars i b 1 the opening of their | gl for 1927. Six hundred more - Telephone Main 6240 | end. If he is | = | | bebles under the age of one vear | 1 i | paving Hoover Knocked down by an automobile at | | qied 1o 1933, howeser and there 8 Thne T Feptes il asininocton alon merican back lfl;d“l;"‘ Pennsylvania avenuz and Tenth street were 9,500 more deaths .e one 1 2 f o A Hoover di or i : aft STic .| | vear and over. | him in 1924, why el e R Birihs exceeded deaths in 1923 !!iOMATI‘ : f e | Hoover must have shaw, 46, 821 C street southwest, was | | py 92001 and by 32.400 in the 1215 Connecticut Ave., N. W. | either been sick taken to Emergency Hospital and found same period of 1927, according OIL BURNER b ' g | or out of the to be suffering from severe head n-| | to official statistics. . Divorces Exclusive. Washinoton Agent o i Mrs. Nora T. Warnecke, 34| | Wwere stationary, but in 1928 there # # denis country during . the campaign. Company in New York October 9th 1928 2224 M street, drove the car that were 8000 more marriages than struck him. | in 1927, Samuel Pickard. jr. 8. son of the Federal radio commissioner, 5514 Ne- tic Service Corp.! In August there appeared, for | | 706 Connecticut Avenue the first time in history. an advertisement of an airplane selling at a popular price and atomar 204 American drivers will take vour | State gathered in braska avenue, suffered a compound | intended for use by the gen- z = order for American Quality Conl. | Rochester to try facture of the right leg when h2 was eral public. Db e and find some- struck yesterday near the E. V. Brown | o cticut avenue and Me- | Kinley street, by an automobile oper-! body to nominate < ! FOR REN ] e o Y ated by Mrs Margaret Nevile of Sils | : 2 8 At e fon oD e g ANt - | e SUTINE SMAZRFe Syas VoA ke o | 700 Conn. Ave. m were for nominating - | Children's Hospital, where he was re-‘ Times are changing. It doesn't seem so long ago that the first automobile appeared airplanes are offered at £2675—and they will sell. Soon we will all be using them. ported today to be improving oo e D 'An automobile operated by Clyde C. Most Desirahle Apartments 1 rm., k. & bath... $45.00 2 rms,, recep. hall, k. Richardson. 19, 2417 Minnesota ave . | nue southsast, struck and injured Sa . P atore Monace, 7. 143 D street south- | Leaking Gaso'ine Tank Balks t. at-Fifth street. and Pennsylvania | nue southeast. The child was| Efiert to Restore Record $75.00 | place, suffered a possible fracture of | the right arm when struck t;‘l Connecti- | cut avenue and Eighteenth . street by - o i | an automobile operated by Albert . |[BY the Associated Pr Deal of Hickory. N. C. She was treat- | SAN DIEGO. Calif.. October 2.— ed at Emergency Hospital. — Slight | Balked by a leaking gasoline tank in | bruices were, suffered by Paul LETOY | i eftrt to bring the world endurance he was knocked down by an_automobile | fiying record back to the United States, by George Schaffer, 21, of | William Brock and Edward Schiee have ton, Md., at North Capitol and | ther attempt | rests, He was treated at s)b:ey‘;’:q"““““”d pitnsonpRnoter i | Hospital. Frigidaire {reated at, Providence Hospital for | SN WARDMAN | bruises to the right eye. £ w MANAGEMENT | " Lucy Jackson, colored. 52, 3020 Dent to United States. We must keep up with the times in everything. Coffecs that were pretty wonderful nvd ty y&a{; azo‘ won't satisty Ay today ilkins is the modern | cofice, and that means th . roffee, and that meant ine ) All C. F. D. Products roasted and packed in the newest and most up-to-date i ity manner, You can't help but Are ngh In uflllt} ike it! - Aoply Resident Manazer TErMETAL o | WEATHERSTRIP || GUARANTED—LASTS FOREVER Installed Complete By CAPITOL WEATHERSTRIP CO. 1470 Clifton St. N.W. Cal. 1032:—Dav, Nicht and Sunday HESTNUT Farms Milk is rated highest by the District Health Department. Our milk receives a perfect score for cleanliness, wholesome- ness and keeping qualities. But there are many dairy products which the Health Department does not attempt to rate. These are produced under the same sanitary conditions under which Chest- : . s The fiyers, who several months & made a record-bweaking trip around tne | DR. BATTLE HEADS world by ship and airplane, were forced . o give up their endurance flight at 6:10 p.m. yesterday. when an exhausted gaso. ASSOCIATION AGAIN !iine suppis forced them down atter 5 { hours and 30 minutes in the air. R ot | The world's record of 65 hours 23 Penfield Apts 809 20th St. 1 Rm, Kit, Bath, $34.50 : s | minutes was set last Summer by Johann Sixteenth Street Citizens Re-Elect Risticz and Wilhelm Zimmerman, man aviators. ! President—Choose New The aviators, who took off last Satur- & : 4 ! nde. day morning with 560 gallons of gas nut Farms Milk is produced. i L. W. G Treasurer. |line in their single-motored Bellanca . Groomes / monoplane, were unable to explain the ST | gasoline loss, which was discovered two Dr. Lewis J. Battle, president of the | hours before they landed. At the take- Sixteenth Street Highlands Citizens' | Off they believed they had a sufficient Association, was -again chosen to head | supply for 80 hours in the air, but when that organization last night by unani- | the pressure fell off yesterday afternoon mous nomination. Dr. Battle was one | Schlee cut the top from a tank, pre- of the founders of the association 14 sumed to be nearly full and found ihat years ago and its first president. | the_gasoline there was almost exhausted Other officers 1e-elected were Rev. Dr.| ~Their flight established a new Amer- J. D. Buhrer, vice president, and Dr. ican endurance record, the best time | J. W. Hollingsworth, secretary. Upon having been made by Edward A. Stii the refusal of the treasurer, William H. son and George W. Haldeman at Jack- | Hessick, to allow his name to be put |sonville. Fla., when they stayed up 53 [, up for re-election, David H. Lum was hours 36 minutes and 30 seconds. | eI, Chestnut Farms Dairy Products: B 1416 F St. Special Pasteurized Milk Nursery Raw Milk Pasteurized Guernsey Milk Certified Milk P Chocolate "Milk Buttermilk Butter fine quality £ ! Coffee Cream Whipping Cream Sanivita Cottage Cheese Eggs Domestic and Foreign Cheeses Soreenzd Soft Coal in Peop-'ar Stove Size John P. Agnew & Co. e 4. The election of the | The fiyers were in good physical con. & e . elected in his stead. The election of the | yers w ¥ c i Connectlcut two delegates to the Federation of Cizi- | dition. though weary for lack of sleep { > zens' Assoclations was deferred until the alter the long aerial grind. They said residaentia p k. : A | Sextirieetiiy the Bellanca’s motor functioned per- venue | “The stand of the South Washington 16th and L Sts. N.W. | Citizens' Association against the loca- = - | tion of the new House of Detention in | e v other residential ’ Apts. of 5 Rooms and 2 ith tfh Apartments of jtaat seegtionfes anyiioiher fresidential Don’t Rent an Bathe Now Available wi e ARl | teenth Street Highlands body. | - gl flavor o tile Distinction in i‘ The secretary was authorized mnllnv! s A[{al tmel;:'t z Wilkiig Distises: of 's fi : ’ | form the community affairs committee ntil you have seen the ahun- r:&;%g:dfis%ee%ts Wmhmgton s most ‘OI{ ztih! Bnanzl1 orh’rratde that t(l}l‘e as;;vl-‘ dance of home comfort features at Dosnions A 2 > ciation was in hearty sympathy with . R & 9, exclusive building Iis efforts to have Washingion chm;eg,‘ The Imperial fnsgectionlivied | as the site of the stadium to be erected | s | - GULDENS 812 Bl Mo initir | 1769 Columbia Road \ § RESIDENT MANAGER g " e secretary was also directed to write | -5- ooms an ath. i Seven and nine rooms | to"the Capital Traction Co. thanking |N Resident Ouner-Manazement. N % WARDMAN MANAGEMENT Musta rd and three haths with it for acceding to the request of N | Fried loséd it | the citizens for the removal of the trol- N %flc ;:SE por Ch es. | ley poles from the middle of Kennedy e e = — FLach apartment has a street. SPECIAL NOTICES. e g e Fletcher H. 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