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The Washington times., 1927-06-08
WANTS TO MOVE
FIRE HOUSE

Fire Chief George 8. Watson
recommended to the District Com
nissioners today that they consider
relocation Of No. II Engine Com.
pany from Eighth Street Northwest,
between D and e Streets. on Dis.
trict property on Louisiana Avenue,
between Four and Half and Sixth
Streets Northwest.
The present location of the fire
company. Watson said. is on a
street which is too congested and
the fire apparatus Is slowed down
in responding to alarms. The
building is also menaced by fire in
adjacent mercantile buildings.
The Commissioners are consider.
ing relocating the Municipal Lodg-
ing House on the louisiana Avenue
property and Watson urged that be-
fore definitely deciding on that
project. they consider using the
property for the fire house.
Ii location of the fire house on
the Louisiana Avenue property will
conflict with the proposed municipal
group at that point. Chief Watson
recommended that the present site
of the Police Court be considered
for the new location of No. Ia
Company.
The Washington times., 1927-06-08
I RADE GROUPS
DISCUSS TAX

Washington business organizations
are devoting the greater part Of their
time this week to discussions of the
1929 appropriations for the District
of Columbia.
In view of the increased valuation,
which becomes effective July 1,
many members of the Board of
Trade have voiced their objection to
continuance of the $3.50 per 500 tax
rate.
Each committee chairman has
been instructed to meet with his
committee this week to consider the
needs of the various phases OF the
city's government. They will make
a written report to the board and
special meeting will be held Mon
day, when definite action on the
proposed budget will be taken.
Officials of the board are gather
ing statistics of the tax rate and as.
sessments in other comparable cities
for use at Mondays meeting.
The Chamber of Commerce de
cided at its regular monthly meeting
last night to hold special session
Thursday to discuss the aupropria-
tions. The executive committee and
all committee chairmen will attend.
The chamber last night Endorsed
the proposed community institute
and the George Washington me-
mortal highway from Maine to
Washington.
The Washington times., 1927-06-08
NJ ST. TRAFFIC
RELIEF SEEN

Two proposals for relieving traffiG
congestion on NJ Street, Georgetown.
were being considered by the Dis
trict Commissioners today. One
would place a two. hour parking
restriction between Twenty ninth
and Thirty-sixth Streets, and the
other would prohibit all parking dur.
ing rush hours.
Major Edwin B. Hesse, superin.
tendent of police, considers this
problem one of the worst in the city.
He has recommended that all park
ing on the south side be prohibited
between and $3.50 a. m. and on the
north side between 4 and $50 D. m.
Inspector e. w. Brown, in charge
Of the Traffic Bureau, recommended
a two.hour parking limit declaring
that a prohibition against all park
ing during rush hours would work
a hardship on merchants.
The merchants have already agreed
to two.hour limit, he said
The Washington times., 1927-06-08
RUTH SNYDER

Honor, purity. family and home,
Are memories Of the past.
Judd tells one story, Ruth another;
We know not which to KYasp.
Aer heart was opened with flattery,
Deceit and a lying tongue;
She fell, AZ so many do,
BY love that was false and wrong,
TO Gray she gave all that love re-
quested,
Which has brought her disgrace and
shame.
She fell, like a victim to the fires Of
hell.
And is SCARED by the fatal flame,
Ruth now hates, as she once loved;
That fire of love has died.
This proves that a woman can hate
as she loves,
Or to you readers l have lied.
But why should little Lorraine snffer ?
She's as virtuOus and pure as a nun.
Robbed of father, kept from her mother,
Isn't she an innocent One9
Ignorant OF life's vicissltudes,
DeceptiOns. it's sins. and Hes.
She sees not the truth: let's pray she
won't
With her, innocent. childish eyes.
PERCY ELMER MOY.
The Washington times., 1927-06-08
King Georges TailOrs
Make Golf Toys
For Judge Hitz

A bulky package bearing five
one shilling stamps and the
mark of the tailoring establish
ment of ]. Hoare g. Company,
Is Jermyn ST., London, "Pur-
veyors to His Majesty King
George" is awaiting Justice
William Hitz of the District
Supreme Court in the clerks
office.
The package in bold type
bears the legend MADE in Eng
land" and contains a "golf suit
and breaches and its value is
given at II pounds and II
shillings. The Georgetown Off
Gals have pasted a-slip on the
package "colect $46.65" which
which would bring the cost of
this golf suit to about 1892.
The Washington times., 1927-06-08
HOWARD HOLDS
IVY RITES

Ivy planting by the senior classes
was observed at Howard today.
The annual play will be given on
the campus tonight and a general
alumni meeting will be held In
Rankin chapel tomorrow night.
Commencement exercises are Fri
day afternoon.
Howard trustees in their semi.
annual meeting yesterday refused
to formally reinstate LeNs Roy
Locke, Metz p. Lachard. Orlando
Thornton and A. II. Brown, all
former members of the Howard
faculty, discharged by the Durkee
administration. The trustees agreed
however. to accept favorably new
applications from the four former
teachers and assign them to the
teaching staff next school year.
Considerable protest was regis
tered with members of the trustee
board against the appointment of
Justin Carter, of Pennsylvania. az
alumni representative on the board.
The board voted the re.establish.
ment of the commercial depart.
ment at the university with George
William Cook as dean.
DIR. Johnson reported that the
total university enrolment was
2.4O4. He said the School of Phar-
macy had met the class A require.
ment and he anticipated the prob.
able school income next year as
more than 100000.
Appropriation for new girls
dormitory was voted by the board
to be built within the year. DR..
Emmett J. Scott, secretary, re-
ported that deficit of 1921 has
been met. r
The Washington times., 1927-06-08
Woman Badly Hurt
In Automobile Mishan

Taken from the wreckage of her
automobile by a passing motorist
and brought to Casualty Hospital.
Mrs. Mary Bates, 80, of 1912 Lega-
ton st. N. W.. is recovering today
from injuries received when her
automobile overturned late yester-
day near Marlboro, Nd. She suf.
fered severe decorations to the head
and body and a possible fracture of
two ribs.
Mrs. Bates was returning from
her summer home when a front
tire of her automobile blew out.
causing the machine to swerve so
quickly that the steering gear
broke and the car rolled over an
embankment. She was extricated
and brought here by Harry
Yudelevit. 1890 Crittenden st, Wv.
The Washington times., 1927-06-08
Man, IS, Uses Mirror
In Taking Own Life

Employing the aid of mirror
to assure proper aim, Patrick Nor:
gan, S.. 425 Seventh st. S. E., shot
and killed himself early today in
his room.
Morgan was retired Navy Yard
employee and had formerly been in
the Navy. 1t was said at the house.
He had been in M health and habitu.
ally groaned when in his room. His
landlady, Mrs. Earl Walker, invest.
gated when she failed to hear the
groans.
She found him lying on the bed.
a bullet wound through the right
temple. Beside him. on the floor,
was pistol and the mirror lay on
his chest where it had dropped.
Nothing had been learned today con-
corning him family.
The Washington times., 1927-06-08
Zero Concerns Sued
For Death of Child

The Zero Products, Inc, the
Zero Ice Cream Company and the
Colonial Ice Cream Company were
sued in the District Supreme Court
yesterday by James T. Rooney,
father of 4-year-old Mary r.
Rooney, for $4,000 damages in
connection with her death.
Represented by Attorneys w.
Gwynn Gardiner and South Trim.
BILE. jr., Rooney alleges that the
child was struck and run over by
truck belonging to the Zero con-
Germ October 10, 1925 at Fourth
and F Streets s. E., and died the
next day of her injuries.
The Washington times., 1927-06-08
Mrs.G. B. Mclaughlin Hit
By HUNTINGTON Auto

Mrs. George B. Mclaughlin, of this
city, was struck by an automobile
and probably fatally injured in
Huntington, w. Va, yesterday, ac-
cording to word received here to-
day.
1t is feared that Mrs. Mclaughlin
has a fractured skull and internal
injuries. Mrs. G. III. Murray, OF this
city, who was with Mrs. Mclaughlin,
was slightly injured.
The Washington times., 1927-06-08
YOUR HUBBY's sTENOGRAPHER

A fiction l0riter, a0ith a neaOs
story, is again causing jeal-
Ousies among 10iVes about their
husbands stenogrGphers, bat if
most rOiVes kneW What stem
Ogrdphers really think of their
husbands they Wouldn't qOorry.
CUTIE C.
The Washington times., 1927-06-08
Parking at Shipping
Entrances Forbidden

The District Commissioners yes.
terday approved a new regulation
governing the use of shipping en-.
frances" The regulation had been
recommended by Traffic Director
William H. Harland.
1t prohibits the parking of any
vehicle, pleasure of commercial.
within shipping entrance except
for loading or unloading.
The Washington times., 1927-06-08
G. w. U. Grads to Hear
Buffalo Chancellor

Four hundred graduates of
George Washington University to-
night will hear DR.. Samuel P.
Capen. chancellor Of the University
of Buffalo, who will deliver the
commencement address.
The graduates will be presented
by the deans OF their respective
schools.
The Washington times., 1927-06-08
Coolidge Sends Greeting
To Gallaudet Graduates

President Coolidge sent a mes
sage of greeting to the % gradual
ing members, of Gallaudet College
which was read at commencement
exercises held yesterday.
DR.. J. w. Jones. superintendent of
the Ohio School for the Deaf, spoke
on the opportunities open to the
deaf. Secretary of interior Hubert
Work and Commissioner Proctor l..
Dougherty attended the ceremony.
The Washington times., 1927-06-08
MARINE CONCERT OFF

The concert by the United States
Marine Band which was to have
been held tomorrow night in the
Sylvan Theater. Monument Grounds.
has been cancelled by order of the
director of Public Buildings and
Parks. Capt. Taylor Branson, leader
of the band announced TODAY.
The Washington times., 1927-06-08
Junior Pavlowa!

EVERYBODY should know lit
tie Miss Gray Miehaels. of the
Chevy Chase School Of the Dance.
whose rapidly developing career
Is causing anxiety to Ruth st.
Denis and PavIowa.
The Washington times., 1927-06-08

Though the President noU
occupies temporary quarters
has friends continue to serVe
notice that he expects, after
his return to the White House,
to eGtend has lease there be-
yond March /, 1929. He is
understood to be weU salts
fled with the low rental
charges. X. L. D.
The Washington times., 1927-06-08

A Frenchmen claims to have dis
covered varnish which. when ap-
piled to ordinary violins gives
them the tones of instruments pro-
duced by the most famous makers.
The Washington times., 1927-06-08

ek,adles, Buy Your Groceries Here"
Read the sign of the man of trade,
"And I'll be pleased to show you
The weigh Of man with a maid"
JUMBO JAKE.
The Washington times., 1927-06-08

MRS. TRIGGER AND SON
POLICE HAVE BEEN search.
ing since Monday night for DOrO-
thy Trigger, IS, Of 1908 Seventh
st. N. w., but have been unable
to find a trace Of her. Mrs.
ID. III. Trigger, her mother, and
Norman. 10-year.Old brother OF
the missing girl, anxiOusly await
her return
The Washington times., 1927-06-08
THE DUBIOUS SWAIN

TIE UODNUNJ wv ANNAN
In an English court recently
some old love letters were re-
viewed, and there was this one in
verse from a lover who had
courted Miss Annie H., and
seemed skeptical about her ways:
my darllng's wicked tricks and pranks
/ cannot, II would restrain.
For she's more effervescent far
Than any MGgnum of Champagne.
But II a maid who looks demure
Can be so very dissIpated,
What will she be, I'D like to know,
When she's really Annie-mated7"
The Washington times., 1927-06-08

Congress should start early
neat ginter 1Oith elimination
contests to settle the pugilis-
tic championship of that body.
G. H. D.
The Washington times., 1927-06-08

A HYMN OF HATE
Roses are red,
Violets are blue.
Hoac many nat suNddes
Haze I WGsted on yoW2
johnny johnson, ir.
The Washington times., 1927-06-08

An English tUOmGn Vho had
survived tcenty-Rine opera
tioRs is dedd-tGLked herself
to death about each of the
different operations.
KATYDtD.
Evening star., 1927-04-16

wood floors throughout: real porch. 81 feet
long. to IL wide h..w. heat cleo range.
tiled bath. built-iu tub attractiyely deco
rated: trees. shrubbery: terms.
w. n BROWN
Evening star., 1927-04-16

| l WILL SACRIFICE MY BEAUTIFUL b.
| room home in Fairfax County. Va, with
/ almost an acre of land fenced in. with fruit
| trees, asparagus bed. grape orchard. chicken
nouses electricity. good water, so feet
| from car station for 81 $50. payable $500
| cash. balance $40 month. Owner on prem
lses from II TO pm Take Fairfax car
/ at 18th and Pennsylvania ave. NV. get off
| at Wedderburn Station. yellow bungalow at
\ station tTs
Evening star., 1927-04-16

is ACRES on BEAUTIFUL. PICTURESQL E.
Charleston Creek, very near State road; fine
bathing beach: land rolling; ample shade
trees Price $3.50 per acre.
Several small farms desirahly located on
State road dwellings and utbuldings IN
good condition. will sell very cheap and give
extended terms on greater part of purchase
money; splendid opportunity for poultry
raisers or truck farmers.
169 acres on Potomac River two mules
from State road: 200 feet splendid hard
sand bathing beach: three small bungalows.
two large barns and other Outhuildlngs in
good condition. 35 miles from District.
Price $4,000
r. BROOKE MATTHEWS.
La Plata. Md
Evening star., 1927-04-16
MODEL HOME EXHIBIT

Over 5000 visitors have inspected model home in Rose
They pronounce it beautiful YOU too should see
Fully and exqusitey furnished and open day night Drive
Rosemont Take Mount Vernon boulevard route over High
way Bridge After have visited the model home let us show
the choice properties have. Prices range $3.50
to S13o50 and on terms that you meet
If you prefer take Washington and Virginia Railway car
at eth and Pa to North Rosemont Station Representative
will you the station and direct you the model home
F. c. GOODNOW COMPANY
Virginia Realtors
COS Vermont Building City, and 532 King St, Alexandria
Nsatp
Evening star., 1927-04-16
sALE-SURuRB4N PROPERTY

SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
ONE CAR FARE-NEw GROOM ANn
hath bungalow electric lights: beautiful
shade trees and shrubbery. with gsassed-u
sleeping porch and breakfast room. The
best buy around Washington and the easiest
terms Price. S3.75o: small down payment
o. B. -ZANTZINGER.
9t5 ST NV Main 537l
49, ROSEMONT SPECIAL.
$4,000. for immediate sale--Slx rooms
snd bath. h.-w.h.. large closets. pantry. oak
Hoofs throughOut: large corner lot. tWO.Car
EarsSe; very easy terms. Owner rs forced 10
sacrihce; title perfect.
=. G. GOODNOW co.
North RosemOnt Station
MashlnEtou-V Virginia Electric ca.
Se.oQ0-THlS Is ONE OF THE MOST AT
use great deal of space IN telling you Of
tne many special features that make this
qehEhttul home stand out from all others
mas hve lovely rooms spiendid kitchen.
hlEh%siass neighborhood. large lot: conven
lent TO everything. You will agree vita Idt
when YOU see it.
s7;500-This fve-room and bath burga
Whlch Is very attractive neighborhood All
houses on this. street are built on lot,
$4,000. with high elevation All rooms
are bright and cheerful By all means seq
TINS house. Terms arranged
So.FoO--Artlstic English house OF hvs
rooms and bath: h.-w h. gas and electricity:
large fireplace; bright cheerful rooms: larEs
VICTOR LEHTO
Real Estate and Builder
2lS carroll 81. Takoma Park n. G.
Col. 1872. Call Mr. Nelson
Evening star., 1927-04-16
RENT Observation-Disclosures.

2029 Allen Pl. NV.
rooms and 3 baths. $4,000
700 Allison St. NV.
8 rooms and bath, $500
l645 Park Rd.
s rooms and bath. th............. SI"5.0O
$3.50 18th St.
10 room, and bath lear garage SS5 90
1913 18th St. NV.
s rooms and . baths ...........Sl $1,000
1869 Upton ST. NV.
10 rooms and bath fgaragel 80. $4,000
1883 10Th St. NV.
IL rooms and > baths ...... $4,000
1886 18th St. NV.
rooms and bath ......; ..... $500
512+ Nebraska Ave.
rooms and two baths ......S $4,000
1921 Que St.
rooms and = baths ....... $4,000
1913 Calvert St.
IL rooms and > baths ........ $4,000
1886 Rhode Island Ave.
10 rooms and . baths ,S1T5.uO
l405 Spring Rd.
rooms and bath h.........SS $500
90 + St. NE.
q rooms and bath Observation-Disclosures $50 90
1914 18th St. NV. '''
. rooms and bath ,S1c5 90
6210 5th St. NV.
6 rooms and bath h.......S5 .S55. 90
923 23rd St. NV.
g rooms and bath 90
2032 Wisconsin Ave.
6 rooms and hath. ..................S5 $3.50
1876 Que st. NV.
s rooms and baths. sto5 90
Fl. l.. RUST COMPANY.
1901 18th ST. NV. Main 6Sss.
Evening star., 1927-04-16
WOODRIDGE. D. c.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE

ave: deep lot: $3.50 cash
S7.25O-New bungalow: rooms tiled
bath, bult-in tub. oak floors h.-w.h.: $500
cash.
81 .500--six rooms. stucco. oak floors.
h.-W.h.. half square from r. 7. ave.
1,650-New Broom house. lot 80 hy
loI shade trees h.-w.h.; half square from
bus line $500 cash
81, S,35O-New 6-room house oak floors
tiled bath h.-w.h: $500 cash
81. 25O-6-room bungalow on r. l. ave.
INV. h, oak floors open fireplace Owner
leaving city reduced price for quick sale:
any reasonable terms will he accepted.
WOODWARD & NIETH.
"1Ot r. l. Ave NE. nhone North 73O
Evening star., 1927-04-16

NO CASH-S70 PER MONTH.
n JoDziEs 46e G9nf Msrqand ara ave- oa'a ay i iss
No Cash-Sz0 Per Month. i6*
Evening star., 1927-04-16
TAKOMA PARK.

50. 1SO--Beautiful scn1t- -bunEaiow NJ 6
lovely rooms. reception hall. very large lIy-
ing room. with open fireplace and bullt-ln
bookcases on each side sunny dining room
with windows splendid kitchen and pan-
try. with built-n cupboards: 3 fine bed
rooms. Excellent location paved street. near
school, stores and trolley Transferred must
sell this month. Phone Adams 3s01.
Evening star., 1927-04-16
RENT-FARMS.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

so ACRES. NEARBY MD SUBURBS: GOOD
S-room bath BUNGALOW: coal, wood free; low
rent. Apply I4O3 H ST. NV, Room 4o7. 49,
Evening star., 1927-04-16
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

NO CASH PAYMENT REQUIRED-BEAIT-
tfful. Just completed eiEht-room BUNGALOW:
four bedrooms. extra large living room 26x
"a with artistic fireplace. elevated sleeping
gas, electricity and sewer: detached garage:
located on large piece of ground covered
with beautiful forest trees in exclusive sub
division adjoining University PARK. Md.
three blocks OFF boulevard: S75 monthly IN
Guides interest and principal. Owner. W. r
WILSON, 254@ 18th St NV, Phone Col.
IG~.I
Evening star., 1927-04-16
b. Il. SAlL IO.,
925 15th st. NV Main 2f00
VERY DESIRABLE STORES.
Best Business Locations.

VERY DESIRABLE STORES.
Best Business Locations.
Transportation Building,
18th AND SITS. NV.
| situated at transfer point. Large roomy
store with front and side show windows,
18th and New York Ave. NV.
| Large stores on New York ave. and one
on 18th St Very reasonable rentals.
No. 816 Connecticut Ave. NV.
Opposite U. $. Chamber of Commerce:
$50 per month.
No. 7l9 18th St. NV.
~ Large roomy store With show s'. window
No. 1916 Conn. Ave. NV
AT DUPONT CIRCLE
Unusually well located and attractive store.
show window and mezzanine.
No. 1908 Conn. Ave. NV.
Fine location for exclusive uptown business
Nos. 1928 Conn, Ave. NV.
Two large stores with show windows. mez-
Goth st anu 'A'''''e''' l'''''''- '''' ''- "
l4th and Monroe StS. NV.
Near, Tivoli Theater on Monroe st Very
desirable stores. only Sl25 per month.
No. 1927 Conn. Ave. NV,
Fine location for any growing business
Rent $500 per month,
RANDALL II. HAGNER Z co.
INCORPORATED
13el Conn Ave. NV. Main 300
FOR SALE-ACREAGE.
ala. ACRES. IL MILES .; g. 900 FEET on
stat. STATE concrete road. Cultivated truck truck and and
stores adjoining land 5000 up. Sell for
| 81 500 cash. "A. BAGNALL. Brandywine
| 3s ACRES. 4 MILES NORTH or DISTRICT
line near Burnt Mills. golf clubs 10Th st
bus llne: splendid water. fruit. etc Secrliice
| Tor $4,000. Address Box 435-A. Star office
FOR SALE. ACREAGE-WIDE FRONTAGE
on Carroll ave. Takoma Park. Nd ApnIy
GLENN WILLETT. TRANSPORTATION Bldg: 16e
SUBDIVIDlNG FARM ON TROLLEY. ANY
1Greage desired; with or without buildings,
w, A. SHERMAN. r. 3 Vienna. Va l9'
| G3 ACRES on UPPER POTOMAC: NEAR
| ~ 200 feet OF river frontage; some me
| timber and two springs. Ptice. $4,000
~ acres between Falls Church and Lew
insyllle running streams and beautiful
lo5 acres between Georgetown Leeshnrg
| Warrington. Sl00 per acre
LACGHLIN & POWELL.
Phone. Fails Church SOFIA
Evening star., 1927-04-16

NEAR HERRING BAY.
Water front house, ideal for club boarding
or ? families; beautiful grounds, all kinds
dress OWNER. Box 92-V Star once.
Evening star., 1927-04-16
MONEY TO LOAN

LOANS ON AUTOS and trucks procured. IN.
terest 81. appraisal aud brokerage fees no
DELAY Monk. 931 n. Y ave. NV. FIR 5000
FIRST. SECOND. THIRD TRUST MONEY.
quick action; low rates: 60 Cleveland 2l6
Main 14l3 ISs
Evening star., 1927-04-16

THREE
BURLFITH
HOMES
35IS ST NV
g rooms. 3 bedrooms. bath. h.-w h. cleo
trlcty. SIS.
3534 s ST. NV.
A Corner Home.
rooms. 3 bedrooms. bath. h..w h.. cleo.
garage. SS5.
1928 s ST NV
new semi-detached corner house g
rooms. 3 bedrooms. bath. double rear and
side porches, Lear garage. maid room IN
basement. fireplace. screens and awnings.
S100.
Evening star., 1927-04-16

| UNUSUALLY GOOD BUY-ATTRACTIVE
/ 5.room and bath bungalow. with an Enclosed
| ed-in: concrete cellar: priceless furnace: cleo
| trcity:- strictly modern: splendidly located
| convenient to stores. churches high and
graded schools also transportation: only 20
| minutes ride from downtown shopping dis
| trict. Price. $3.50: small cash payment
! Realtnr. a45 81 NV. Main 5311
Evening star., 1927-04-16

FOURTEEN THOUSAND DOLLAR PROP
erty for eleven thousand five hundred. owing
to illness of owner consisting of colonial
dwelling ON three lots corner iuterseCtng
street Seven large rooms two baths
closets. pantry: cellar under house: fooTed
attic: screened poTches; screens whole house
water gas, electricity. sewerage; hot-water
heat, oil-burning furnace. new: garage;
shrubs, trees: 5 minutes center Washington.
sl3 Wilson blvd, Phone Clarendon 1886
Evening star., 1927-04-16
NO Cash

will buy beautiful 5-room bungalow: best
section of Hyattsville: paved street: large
lot; gas range. laundry tubs. handsome fN-
lures. cellar; $40 per month: no charge fo
naners. etc. Call 0Mner HvatlsNille Sa2
Evening star., 1927-04-16
GARRETT PARK MD
Phone Kens. ls5 EVENINGS aud Stud7vs fG'
Me RAINIER Nh

Sacrifice beautiful bungalorv: ) lsrSs
rooms. bath attic. cellar. every modern
convenience: coed location: torn,s-Ss. sou.
5000 cash. S65 ner month cr So 600 with
81 900 cash. S55 per uunth
PERRY BOSWELL,
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