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Service ut Orthopedic Shops

II viii l. Saturday
the orhopedc Tea Shop assisted by Mrs George w Mallory,
Abney r. I,
Mrs g. Mrs NJ L. ong. Mrs H. f. Roesch Miss
<nox.
Saturday
represented b. A. carman
Martina hrs r. G..
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY

ALsAcELoRRAINE
Alsace-Lorraine will meet at 30S
Marion ST.. Saturday, May 20. at s
y. m.
BETHLEHEM SHRINE NO.
Bethlehem Shrine No. will give
one OF their enjoyable card parties
at Dartnall's cafeteria Saturday.
May 20. at $50 p. m. The public is
invited.
NATIVE DAUGHTERS
OF WASHINGTON
Princess Angeline purlor, No. 2.
n. d. w. viii give whist card
party at Dartnsll's cafeteria, on
Saturday, May 49,. Playing starts
promptly at $50 D. m. All members
and friends invited.
/. LUNCHEON AT
CHARLESTON
Mrs. Martha Jackson will enter.
tain the John I Miller Past Presi.
dents club ut luncheon. Saturday,
May 20, at her home at Charleston.
Boat leaves at 1890 a. IN.
5TEvENS w. Il, C. NO. /
Stevens Women's Relief Corps.
40. j, will hold It's regular meeting
Saturday, Mag 2s, in Veterans half.
atmory, Members urged 10 attend.
AMETHYST CHAPTER, o. H. s..
Amethyst Chapter, o. r.. s.. will
give q card party Ehtufday evening,
May 20. at Wings cafeteria. All
Eastern Stars and friends invited.
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
fsffaTTEH AtfXfIIAHx,
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Mss Elisabeth ChadUick'S Engagement Is
Aanoanced, Parties Arranged to Honor
Mss Raymond
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CAPITOL HILL w. C. Il. |

CAPITOL HILL w. G.. r. u.
For the benefit OF Capitol Hill w.
G. r. Y. budget. an entertainment
was given Tuesday afternoon Mt the
home Of Mrs. Anna *. calweli. 432
Boylston ave. Mrs Jackson Sil.
baugh spoke on the two decisions
handed down by supreme Judges
state vs.. Duncan, and state vs.. Hug.
lett: Mrs. Lillian Manney, state cor.
responding secretary, told OF plans
for raising funds for w {. T.. IT,.
Mrs. Victoria Trumble. state presI.
dent Of Legislative federation, spoke
OF the high Ideals OF the w. G. +. u.
Coral ellis gave n violin solo, no.
companiod by Mrs. Edna Moline;
reading by Martha Moclory. Irene
Schiller helen Schiller, winners OF
tho silver media! contest held recent
~; vocal solo. Mrs, Moline. The
service OF ten followed the program.
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CUP PRESENTATION

CUP PRESENTATION
a cup will be presented Friday
evening. May 20. Mt s p. M. at a
ceremony held by the Improvement
clubs OF the district at the Ballard
high school. to the Ballard district.
by tho cleanup committees
The program will oonslst OF My
Country 'Tis Of Thee" by the Bal.
lard Elks' band: vocal solo, Mrs.
Wenscll Daggart. presentation, MIR.
Frank Klamath; response. Rev.
Burke. selection. Ballard Elks' band:
vocal solo, Mr.. II. T.. Snyder. speaker.
Mr.. J. C. Herbsman, secretary Of
the China club.
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LUNCHEON AT
CHARLESTON
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

CUSTER AUXILIARY
Custer Auxiliary No. 4. to Custer
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Dinner Hostut Home

Leslie Thursday
5yalitsshka
appearing with Claire Metropolitan this
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Chatter of the Shops crd e
IN GOOD TASTE AND NOT COSTLY

the marriage Invitations and printed
stock In correct form at Bun Bros, iois Third ave.
Seattle is the largest city Tor ia in the world
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THE HOME SITES AT ILLAHEE

lie on a sunny slope toward the Sound
Back Ia the hills arc woods. springs. trails
of interest and beauty. Below. safe.
sandy beach, n umileas view There's a
clubhouse az illahoe. fine people. a neigh
boFly spirit Zee SIR, Macfarlane about H.
llnhee. Take the $50 boat foot OF Madt
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Supper Dance Saturday Euening


with Ingiewood.
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Music
Program at Cornish

- $500 49, w. A%s"'
Mr. Arnold J. Cantwoori, dean az
The Cornish school. viii present the
pupils OF tho intermediate depart.
men,s in the following program. Sat.
urday evening. May 20:
Soeturns ia Major Chopin
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Luncheon at Home Today

Mrs. d. B. Macintosh entertained with informal unc
nome this afternoon compliment Miss Grace Kerr
placed for eight
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MARCELs ARE Is CENTS

AZ the new FlofcncesGraco Ehopi perse
herr. too. Ehampoos are 90 cents and up
appointment Saturday. I'm sure by calling
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ALsACE.LoRRAINE
Alsace.Lorraine will meet at 3oS
Marion ST.. Saturday. May 20. at s
y. m.
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ISABEL CROPp WILL sUGGEs'

clever way Of making that new garment
y and distinctive ideas for iemodeilng TOO
Main i6ss
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Miss Helen Fay and Miss Lucy Semple Swanstrom
informal luncheon OF eight at the Tennis olu
May IS. in compliment to Miss Priscilla Anderson.
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LET TT RAIN!

You are sure to have something hot 10 cat II you
MEAL SToNE II burns 'gns." be carried lin
perfect camp comfort. surplus Amy Supply store
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YOU'LL BEGIN LIFE TOGETHER

Win a bank account n you let Mf Iinney furniH
peteyi lie saves you money on everything.
zine.
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Date for PARTY Changed ;

bridge
friends
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Compliments Taoo June Brides

Miss Parsons will compliment Miss Elizabeth Baysy and Miss
Anderson Monday
rom
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Mrs. Eliza Ferry LeaFy. who has
been in tho East for several months,
will return Saturday.
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AT THE COLONIAL
aYoUR ANKLES LOOK sol Urine
liciuntitohins "
1917 Third Ave

That's matter Of clever hosiery. Nshapsd
stripes. ribbon seam backs all help do you Tx,
And the new fawn and gray shades oHe Of on
tiHdsi That il usdan.s Speciality Shop Io5 rike
topcoai and dress are best TO travel in. II
soft. cool. noncruhhabic
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NEED EXTRA SILVER. CHINA OR LINEN

To serve your guests nicey7 Stone the Caterer will
lic furnishes tables chairs wedding cakes special Ice
thing you want He'll give you estimates. 1914 Broadv
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WHEN YOU THINK OF CAMPING

Think OF Tho words, Camp Lewis Wireless"
tent "a low sleeping shetcrl. for si,75 II
childrcn's ftent. IS $3.50 An auto tent tatta
slo.5o. WIN YOU need fly. an awning, Gu
porchg You'll find 1t at 76 University ST.. OF
quarters.
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POSITIONS WAITING FOR GRADUATES
MIR. BERNARD BRIN
MRS. BARNES BOBs HAIR BEAUTIEItII,y

ror chldrcn ana Older people tool She knows han
timd and crying hddio. bod Union. Main 5g27
lobbed ha Is Just as good style again And such
Have you had yours donc2
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Ny, BUT IT'S SWEET

TO sleep outside these May nohh' and us sim
pic. TOO. Tuck tent in pour car. a magical stop
and blankets. Aud don't forget the ham and cog,
the skillet aud the salt,
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Hostesses at Informal Luncheon

HOstesses Tor the evening WIN The KspeFtolFo 7
Evening star., 1923-03-01
FOR SALE-H0USES
COnt11ncA.
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued,

HOME SEEKERS-SEE THIS LIST OF BEST BUYS"
now
Evening star., 1923-03-01
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

NORTHWEST.
F,S00-Park View sections =. and bath;
ami; porch: hardwood floors; ga
rage. Owner occupies and will give
possession.
50, ,500-Downtown, within easy walking dis
tance of business section; 8 rooms
and bath: good heating plant; splen-
did building for room renting or apis.
Easy terms. Immediate possession.
$9,2JO-Sear 14th and 11th st. cars; Sroom
and bath; semi-detached; modern; =
car garage: possession
S12 OO0-Dupont Circle section-11 rooms and
. baths; h.-w.h. and cleo; room for
garage. This property is in the best
of condition. Must have $50 cash
payment.
s13 35O0-Park road west Of 18th ST. rooms
and baths; all modern; garage.
SIS 500-At 18th and Columbia road n.w.--An
ultra modern small home priced
5000 under its real value.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
$17.5oo-14th st. north Of Park road-Large
3-story property suitable for convert
ing into business.
$19, ,500-7th st. n.w.-21-ft. front IN Q splen-
did business block.
$50, ,o0O-Near Powhatan Hotel--4-stosy bldg,
modern. suitable for business. apis.
Or offices. The land alone is worth
price asked.
SCI OO0-Corner on busiest block Of Penn. ave.
s.e.--Two stories with apis. above.
SIS, 0O0-Large corner lot at LIST and l. he
Suitable for mfg. purposes or ware
house.
s13, 5oO-I4th st. n.w.-store with apt. above.
Values in this section are sure to
advance.
500. .000-Four stores on Ga. ave. in the busiest
section. A bargain.
Evening star., 1923-03-01

NORTH CHEVY CHASE.
9oxo6Ot stories and :frnan
electric
lie oil
NORTHEAST.
three lines. .ores IN
sand f-ontpo
nofo alley. cash..
SAUL;S ADDITION
land
FOURTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS.
Conven to street car a
ands
be used separate s
Two-car in nrear
WEST CHEVY CHASE.
detached homeo o six
SAUL'S ADDITION.
the bs il the
atonls House : Of fnme has in
McKEENER < GOSS,
I4I5 Eye Street. Main 4752
Evening star., 1923-03-01

KEARNEY STREET NORTHEAST.
$II,ooo-$I 500 Cash.
tenroom
OVERLOOKING SAUL'S ADDITION,
S8o5o-$I,ooo Cash.
bnckh hom waite
hardwood double back porhes concrete front porch
BEAUTIFUL CHEVY CHASE.
SIZooo-Terms.
client A arge nd o
SOUTHEAST BARGAIN.
S5,5oo-Terms,
A iargetI 8
and tn I good buy Now rented for sa5 month
INVESTMENT PROPERTY,
$7,5oo-Terms
DON'T MISS THIS BARGAIN-NORTHEAST.
S5,25o-$5oo Cash.
THINK THIS OVER-PETWORTH
S7,5oo-$I,ooo Cash.
Al CARA
SAMUEL SHAPIRO,
9o4 l4,h Street NV t. Main s6l,
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BARGAINS.

BAUMAN & HEINZMAN,
Phone Main $500. 1904 II St. NV.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
FOR SALE-H0USEs
Continued
NEIIy HOMEc

NEW HOMES.
T,230-0 r 4. b.; h.-w.h. and elec.: good
NV. section near cars, school and
etores; $3.50 cash, $S7 80 Per month.
T,SoO-Georgetown, near r; r. q b.; NV.
heat and elec.; hardwood floors; long
90 ~, lot to alley.
W. heat, cleo; porches front and rear;
large lot; hardwood floors; tiled bath.
$1,000 cash payment, $75 monthly.
S9,JOO-Near 14th st. north Of Park road --8
r. &:b; INV. heat and cleo: porches
front and rear; brick garage. Easy
terms.
Sl1 ,S50-Near 10Th st. n.w.-8 r. & b., as
modern as any home could be built.
sl.,oOO-Corner Of Arkansas ave. and Buchan-
an st. n.w.-7 p. & bath; h.-w. heat
and cleo; concrete porches front and
24-ft. front.
$l4.5OO-Chevy Chase near Conn. aye.-S rooms
and baths; detached home; modern
in every detail. Terms arranged to
suit purchaser.
BARGAINS.
$500 Northeast, good white section; o =. &
b.; h.-a. heat, elec; colonial porch;
yard to alley.
IS, 5,OO0-Southeast near Marine Barracks; 6 r.
and b.; semi-detached; completely
furnished Room for garage.
$e,OOO-Near 10th and You NV; 9 r. 4 b..
cellar; h.-a. heat; semi-detached:
front. side and rear yard; garage;
possession: terms arranged.
$40. 00o-Large house, downtown; can be con-
verted into six apts.; now vacant.
S:,o50-Three lots. having 150-ft. frontage on
Wilson blvd, center Clarendon, cor
ner: also have bargains in lots in
n. G.
DAJ-NTA g.
Evening star., 1923-03-01

,CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-SIoz5o, Terms
wate
a twucar o
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-So,5oo. Terms.
yards and gaag is
PETWORTH-S7S5o. Terms.
A large. modern % t rim
rumd, n
lot
SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS-$I3z5o
foon dow in
in
PETWORTH-So2 Terms
n wide 4
six
seep
MT. PLEASANT-$14,5oo Terms.
In Of
dtwotat hom and and
eectT Fenchd
arranged
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY, Inc
oI3 18th St NV. Main 617
Evening star., 1923-03-01
BOSS & PHELPS.

BOSS & PHELPS.
SI6.75o
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
brick dwelling located in washington most
so"pste ssh porehss
SI4.5oo
CHEVY CHASE.
An 1n1'n.y colonial @ tyre hos s.ss on. o.s S ~ Chef M
planned requirement TH"
double % :n @ % S oad n, thG9nsh0E E open m fireplace
$500
PETWORTH.
p ss,s % m tssns % % f % @ Cd n S esa eo1sn cs os %
double porche' crsensdi hot"a'er heat electric nsh
SOUTHEAST
III! sss iots: Il. Ss. III i"ssss n.s:: 5ss
$625o,
..'- MODERN HOME,
n.shbofsoos sas. o island svs .t
% @ 'isss's n sds
$500,
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE,
Ing m ss f.
Easy terms substantial reduction for
CORNER HOUSE.
@ a: e :ss ss:t .s.s s s sas ;ns sssa
s ' ss a :..l I .s: ss ss h:ass
BOSS & PHELPS.
Phone NJ 434o Realtors 1906 H ST. NV
Evening star., 1923-03-01
BROOKLAND.
S7.OO0-Terms.

FOR SALE.
BY MIDDACGH & SHANNON.
MODERN HOMES
IN WOODLEY PARK.
rooms, 8 baths. attic. cellar and double
garage; conveniently located on Connecticut
avenue car line.
$1,000 initial payment and $50 per month;
including all interest.
really exceptional value.
Sec model exhibit home at 2s2o Connec-
ticut avenue.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.

Owner leaving this country is offering at
sacrifice price. in order to effect quick sale,
a very desirable S-room house, having modern
improvements. located within one block of Lin
coin Park The second floor has two Groom
apartments. one of which is occupied by
tenant who pays $50 per month, the. other
apartment has Just been vacated on account
OF the house being offered for sale.
The rent Of the second floor will more thar
meet the monthly payments required on the
house Price only 81 SO. Terms, 81 $50 cash,
balance S61 80 monthly.
East Washington Realty CO.
S.h
Evening star., 1923-03-01

NORTHEAST-$6,ooo.
Colonial front porch. 3-room-deep house.
with h.-w.h., elec. lights garage space.
in thoroughly white and central north
east location. This house Is at least
81 600 under priced and can lie handled
On exceptionally easy terms.
TWO-FAMILY FLAT-S.o5o
Probably the hardest type of property
in this city TO find is a good value in
Two family fat This one Is worth the
money. Is located in a good northeast
section. Has two apartments of rooms
and bath EACH h.-w.h. and eec. lights.
One apartment vacant and ready FOR oc-
cupancy. Can be handled on reasonable
terms.
JUST OFF MD. AVE.-S7,5 500.
usual outlook over Maryland ave.. this
Groom house offers an opportunity to
buy something unusual in location. The
rooms are all very large and the house
constructed at time when the
very best materials were obtainabe.
This house will sell quickly and we can
arrange terms.
10th ST. HEIGHTS-SIo
A sem. mi.bungalow Of : rooms a bed
roomsl and bath: h.-w.h.. elec. lights:
large lot with garage. This house
has interior arrangement that can
not be surpassed. Beautiful living room
with open fireplace. Large dining room.
sleeping porch OF bedroom on first floor:
big bedrooms on End floor; exceptional
closet space. This is a beautiful home
Exceptional terms can be arranged.
VILLA NJ s
I4oo New York Ave.
MEMRER OF wASHINGT(
Evening star., 1923-03-01
MOVE IN.

Fiya-roon new bungalow: ami: INV h. !:
large. light cellar: $500. $3.50 cash balance
$50 per month. Five-room bungalow; ami. ::
Five room bungalow: gas. electricity; close 10
trolley: 81 200. $500 cash. $40 per month.
seven-room. modern bungalow. block of
trolley: 81, 800 81 900 cash, balance like reut.
Severn room home: anil. h.-wh.; $3.50.
81 900 cash. balance easy. Four-room bnnga
low: gas. electricity: only $500, $500 cash.
3d. per month. See
H. c. Maynor. SOLO 55rd St.
Mt. Rainier. Md. Ph. Hv. 2o,-W
Evening star., 1923-03-01
DETACHED HOME.

A wonderful little detached home near bean.
tful GRANT CIRCLE: contains rooms, ba tn
hot heat, electric lights. garage in fact
every convenience for comfort. Occupant Of
this home is leaving March 1st, so immediate
possession may be had. This property is nicely
located on large lot. Price reasonable.
Terms 81 800 cash.
JOHN QUINN COMPANY. INC,
Msin a35 7O4 18th NV
Evening star., 1923-03-01
FOR sALE-HoUsEs
Continued.
HOME REALTY SPECIAL.

HOME REALTY SPECIAL.
sPECULATORs. TAKE NOTICE.
KENNEDY-BUILT HOME. NEAR YORK
THEATER: ROOMS. 2 LARGE THE
BATHS; HOT-wArER HEAT. ELEC. LIGHT;
BRING THE DEPOSIT WITH YOU If YOU
EXPECT To SECURE THIS BARGAIN.
HOUSES OF SAME TYPE AND LOCATION
SELL FOR $12, 800.
FIvE-ROOM BUNGALOW IN WOOD
RIDGE MODERN IMPROVEMENTS:
FIoORED ATTIC; $3.50 CASH; BALANCE.
1904 CA. AvE.-DETACHED. ROOMS
HOT WATER HEAT AND ELEC. LIGHTS;
BUILT BY DAY LABOR: THE BEST De
TACHED HOME IN SAUL'S ADDITION.
BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE.
HOME REALTY CO.,
1907 GEORGIA AVE COL 1854
GOOD BUY.
Attractively located on Maryland ave. ne.
rooms, bath. hot-w water heat, gas and cleo
tricity; front and rear pooGhes; splendld @ con con
DAVID E. BARRY, Main Mai n 1901.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
Large Chevy Chase Home.
Suitable for Day School.

Il spacious rooms; lot 125 by $50: neal
Chevy Chase Circle. in hest section Of this ex.
elusive suburb. Fine home; also splendidly
situated for private school. Write for ap.
pointment to inspect. Address Box 45-V,
Star office.
Evening star., 1923-03-01

9sn Pss buying rush on in full force when " are most likely " % the nome you
Crttenden St West of 18th Longfellow St Near 13t
!; IS15,5oo. $1,000.
cash s%smhdstasa % s5om % % and
' tim m e ssns e sa1as a @ eis % e % @ @
81
= Chevy Chase. D. C.-SI4.5oo , G. 1,:, eo
s = a s ds uss" % s de- nss.fa @ .ee
% % % @ oe % .seans ] % Pon al % ]
/ % % Sssin "f ,n0s @ % n M @ garage S on % sd
,,., p, W. . Chevy Chase. D. C-$18ooo.
I4th-$ Conn epdsn.s ds.sbsd 'Rp%ee pses g.
melH pehss e s hess for t" hardwood % @ through
a an: :fnen: % ~ | .h.y; T
: Brick House. Chevy Chase, p
I'D. C-S11,5oo racing sol soldiers ] lone @ fatk ARK ,
Il @ % 5 % e? % %
i""' "N' P''e -NNA~"'N'
production cost 18th St Near Kenyon-S13 $500.
NIorroa Ne,r 1,t,
h~h awnings
MSa oah as sa n and ;Pl"s 4a ree esas so4ss sasS term"
SIhla andto seoIB Buchanan Near 18th
III $4,000.
Delahed St West OF 18th
E1un, detached brick room. m
l. g
good condition
AT" SI}5oo
Ivan St N.WSozo eleta cs rn % front @ rear o
m
rara.r: Sleeping appen,ment mn
SHe ,nse @ G sads @ @ Mdefse % ' very D ' " w
The Natural Meeting Place for Buyer and Seller!
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., Inc.
OF WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD
slS 18th St NV Main 2+3o
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-11
$4,000 Tons of Coal in Six Weeks

Had not been for this fatuous invasion, France would
during the past weeks have already received
from the Ruhr nearly 100000 coal and in coke
The total shortage compared with the promises Of Spa
only eight per cent France has actually received
$4,000 tons during the whole of this period
of engineers railway men, bargemen officials of all kinds
and hotel walters, supported by formidable army Of
uous output No doubt the amount will later be in
creased by further pressure and by pouring rail-
but it will be long time before France receives
her Spa quota minus eight cent and then there will
be months arrears to make up.
No wonder that NJ Loucheur stated atIy in the French
Chamber that he did not approve of the Ruhr enterprise
He has distinct advantage the Ruhr pungers-
he does know something about business. He boast
also of another gift possession of which not without
significance when you consider his present attitude He
an admirable judge of tomorrows weather. That is
endowment amongst politicians Any smpleton
you which way the wind is blowing today, but it
quires of special insight and experience these mat
tiers to forecast the direction of the wind
M Loucheur is of those exceptionally well equipped
weather prophets So he satisfies the opinion of today by
giving support NJ Poncare and he safeguards his
position against the morrows change by stating clearly
that he does not approve the policy he supports
haze read declaration from any French stotes-
man of esninence-uOith the doubtful exception Of
NJ Misunderstanding belief in the wisdom Of the
venture. AID yet French courage. French pridss
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-11
K|D|VAPER DECLARES
SHE WAS 'DOPED UP
Nurse Who Stole Baby Leopold
Minkin, Jr., Says She Was
Dragged by Stranger.
NEwBuRGH II. n. March TO-

NEWBURGTI. N. Y. March To-
IT was all doped up"
sulIenly Angeline Tazena. alias
Mary Conklin. tonight told of her
motives in KIDNAPPING three-year-old
Leopold MinIsin, Jr.. SON Or = Judge
from Albany, where she was EN-.
ployed as nurse maid.
THE night before I took Leo.
pold away met an italian in
Albany" she went on. HE gave
me some dope. After that, until
just the other day. didn't realize
what was about"
my name isn't Mary Con<lin,
It's Angelina Tazena, and my home
is at Dundee Lake, N. J."
The girl declared she did not
know the name Of the man who
gave her the dope.
Little Leopold, clad in the same
clothes he wore when he left Al.
bany, was discovered in the arms
Of an unidentified woman in a NOV.
ing picture theater to which the girl
directed the officers.
The child and his nurse dropped
from sight Thursday afternoon. Re
wards totaling $4,000 were offered
for his return.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-11
s FATHER
ACCUSES RICH
MARRIED MAN
Charles r Miller, Of Chevy
Chase, Cited in Serious
Charges BY Jeanette Decker
DAUGHTER IN SAMITARIUM
Is Only 10, While Accused Is
IS Alleged Victim Was En-
ployed as His Stenographer

ROCKVILLE, Nd, March 10.
Charged with the betrayal Of
beautiful eighteen-year-old en-
ploye in his Office, Charles #.
Miller, Of the Chevy Chase
Apartments, q wealthy Bethsada
business man, was named defend
ant in q 100000 damage suit
filed in the circuit court here to-
day.
SUIT FILED By FATHER.
The suit was filed by the girls
father, Elmer q. Decker. S114
Fourteenth street northwest, a
former member OF the District Fire
Department, and at present captain
Of the Walter Reed Hospital Fire
Department.
The charges are based on sign.
ed statement made by the girl
Miss Jeanette Frances Decker, al
a sanitaFium near here.
Miller. the defendant, last night
declared the charges and suit were
pure invention" and added he
knew nothing Of the case until the
suit was filed in the court yester.
day. His attorney, Arthur Peter,
said his client was prepared to
deny all of the accusations when
the case was brought to trial.
DEFENDANT rs MARRIED.
The defendant is married and
about forty-five years old. He is
well known in business and social
circles Of Washington and parts OF
Maryland.
The charges follow on an incident
which is alleged to have occurred in
Miller's Bethesda office on the eve.
ing Of June 81, last year.
Decker. in his declaration, claims
that since the incident his daugh.
ter has been unable to perform
necessary affairs and business, that
he. has consequently been deprived
Of her services, and has been re,
quired to pay out much money for
her nursing and care.
He also charges that as "a re.
suit of Miller's conduct he has
been brought into public disgrace
and suffered and still suffers great
mental stress. annoyance and SUI.
fering in his household. and was
and is greatly Inundated among
his neighbors and acquaintances."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-11
nth AND + BLOCK
MENACED BY FIRE
SIS, 900 Blaze in Glover Build
ing Draws Watchers
In Evening Clothes.

The business block on the north
side of F street between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets northwest was
threatened last night when a fire
wrecked the Glover building, 141s
r street northwest. Damage was
estimated at $4,000.
The blaze started in the basement
and spread to the first floor, occu.
pied by r. ]. Heiberger and Son,
tailors.
Guests at the New Willard and
Washington hotels across the street
from the burning building, aug
mented by crowds of persons in eve
ming dress from the downtown res
taurants, crowded the vicinity to
watch the flames which mounted
high above the neighboring roofs.
Three alarms were sounded.
Above the tailoring shop are the
Washington School of Secretaries,
the National School for Commerce,
the Duval Dress Shop, and the
Washington Employment Exchange.