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MOVESTO DISMISS
APPEAL IN OIL CASE
Government Attacks Special
Order Relating to Sinclair
Contempt Charge.
Atlee Pomerene and Owen J. Rob
erts, special counsel for the Govern
ment In the oil prosecutions, today
Ued In the District Court of Appeals
a motion to dismiss the special ap
peal allowed by that tribunal Septem
ber 2, 1924, to Harry F. Sinclair, oil
magnate of New York, who was
• barged with contempt of the United
states Senate in refusing to answer
certain questions during the oil in
quiry.
This special appeal was argued
more than one year ago and decision
1 as been withheld awaiting action of
ihe United States Supreme Court In
she case of Mai Daugherty, brother
4* f former Attorney General Daugh
erty, which appears to involve the
• tme question of the right of the Sen
ate to inquire into the business af
fairs of individuals.
Government counsel claim that the
■ "cent Walsh act depriving the Court
•<t Appeals of jurisdiction to grant
peelal appeals In criminal cases also
( pplles to the Sinclair case because
, f the failure of the appellate
ribunal to render its decision In the
ISO.
Notice has been served on Attorney
leorge P. Hoover and other counsel
ir Mr. Sinclair that the motion will
lie called to the attention of the court
• <*\t Thursday.
Sinclair was Indicted March SI.
1994. in Id counts of alleged refusal
to respond to questions propounded by
Mm Senate. Demurrer was tiled to
he indictment and Justice Adolph A.
Hoehllng of the District Supreme
i hurt sustained the contention of the
defense in four counts, but overruled
p in the other six counts. He de
clared that these six questions were
pertinent to the Inquiry - then before
the Senate and that Congress had I
lawful authority to require answers.
Sinclair asked a special appeal, which
'• as granted, but has never been de
rided In the appellate court.
New Beethoven Text Written.
MUNICH. November 1 C4 5 ).—A new
♦ext for Beethoven's cantata "The
)tulns of Athens," based on the orig
inal one of Kotzebue, has been written
|.v Johannes Urzidil. It is now
planned to revive In Its new setting
hls cantata, which Beethoven com
-s>osed for the Inauguration of the
Budapest Theater in 1812, but which
*-inee then has remained compara
tively unknown.
SHIPPING NEWS
Arrivals at and Sailings From
New York,
ARRIVED AT NEW YORK.
►iuenehen—Bremen Oct. Cl
l ameronla—Glasgow Oct. Z.J
J’astore*—Havana Oct. 29
PTE TODAY.
ftoma —Genoa 0ct.23
•cytbla—Liverpool Oct. ..a
Iflgcania—Southampton Oct.
Port St. George—Bermuda Oct. .50
Deutschland—Hamburg Oct. ~ .
I'ennland—Antwerp Qct.
[edric —Liverpool Oct. fi;i
blinnewaska—London Oct.
\merlcan Banker —London Oct.
Santa Teresa—Valparaiso Oct. IS
plaraval—Trinidad Oct. 23
Voro—Kintreton Oct. -.4
Haiti—Barbados Oct. 17
DUE TOMORROW.
Aiboney—Havana Oct. 30
■XPECTED ARRIVALS AT NEW YORK.
Colombia—San Francisco Nov. 2
President Adam*—World cruise Nov. 4
President GarfleldJWorld cruise Nov. IS
vauban—Buenos Aires Nov. 2
Jlergensfjord—Oslo ...Nov. f>
f ambrai —San Francisco Nov. 0
J ranee—Havre Nov. .3
Gripsholrn—Gothenburg Nov. 4
JUartha Washington—Trieste...... .Nov. 8
(Laltl'' —Liverpool Nov. 8
Lremen—Bremen Nov. 7
Dollvar—Puerto Colombia Nov. 1
i arisholm—Copenhagen Nov. 13
( aroma—Havre Nov. 8
astilllan Prince—Buenos Aires. .. .Nov. 20
leveland—Hamburg Nov. 9
< onte Biancamano—-Genoa Nov. 8
Jwffilnger—Bremen Nov. 3
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILING TODAY.
IMtunecna—Copenhagen and Hel
slnifors . Noon
Stockholm—Gothenburg Noon
•Keliance—Cherbourg. Southamp
ton and Hamburg Midnight
( olumbia—Cristobal and Pacific
Coast fI’OOPM.
< :t.v of Athens—Port Said 5:00 PM
j abo villano—Barcelona 2 00PM
4’erene—Callao 4.00 P.M.’
SAILING TOMORROW.
J'rtenlßf—Copenhagen. Danxig and
lihau M:00 a.M.
SPECIAL NOTICES. ’
SUE ANNLAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holder* of the Equitable Co-operative Build
ing AMOcintion will he held at the office of
the association. 915 F st. n.w.. Wednesday.
November 8. 1920. at 4:30 o'clock D.m.
WALTER S. PRATT. Jr..
Secret ary.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MORT
gage Finance Corporation:
Tbe annual me-ting of the stockholders of
the Mortgage Finance Corporation will lie
held t.t 355 Cedar at.. Takoma Park. D. c
on Tuesday. November the find. lilfiO at
.12 n ")n. tor the election of directors for the
ensuing year and for the transaction of such
• !hei business as may properly come before
this meeting. ROBERT E LOUR
Secretary.
WANT RKTVrN LOAD FROM DETROIT
Lext week, also it turn loads to Detroit,
Pittsburgh and Cleveland week of Nov.
* Red Ball Transit Co. Maui filOfi.
H<*MK M!TI : aL WILDING AND LOAN
Association—Annual meeting of the Home
Mutual Building and Loan Association will
e held at 3 p m. Wednesday. November 3.
iftfid in directors' room of the National
Jtar.lt of Washington for election of officers
_ directors and ary business that may
"legally core before it
ODKLL_>. fi» _
GAS " R \NUES REPAIRED" " "BOWERS "
rear RIB II st n.w. Phone Main luU4. Shop
pours. 8 to 10 p.m. Drop postal. 1*
MOVED TO LARGER QUARTERS. 511 11th
at rw . bet E and F. Largest line of har
• 'ess. English and domestic saddlery In tho
b;ty. TviAelinir and leather goods, dog fur
l»nings. It it s made o( leather we cau re-
G W KING, Jr.
"anted load or part load from
New York or Philadelphia. NATIONAL
TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Phone
i leveland 448. 4*
\THERTON S PET SHOP IS AS CLOSE AS
•our phone Call Main 4702 for dog and
Bird supplies. _ __ •
i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
rebt* contracted by any other than my wife
*i.l self EVERETT J. NORTON. 418
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I JUDGES READING 790 LETTERS
TO PICK NAME OF GIRL GIRAFFE
All Suggestions Postmarked Before Satur
day Midnight Included in Contest.
Decision Likely in Few Days.
The giraffe-naming contest closed
officially at midnight Saturday and
tho selection of a name for the girl
giraffe who accompanied Hi-Boy to
America now is in the hands of the
judges.
The winner of the S2O gold piece
offered as a special prize will he an
nounced In a few days. It will take
some time to make the selection be
cause the judges must go through ex
actly 790 letters from the children of
Washington and the suburbs. Xone
as these will he slighted in the least.
Every letter will he read and reread
in an effort to make an absolutely
fair award.
There were a great many last- |
minute suggestions placed In the mail
Saturday afternoon .and evening. As i
long as the postmark indicates that
they were mailed before midnight
they will be given the same consider
ation as those mailed earlier.
Some Uate Suggestions.
Among those received in the closing
hours of the contest was this from
Virginia Mahurin, 13 years old, 4001
Fourth street:
"Tip-Top, of course, should be the
name
To give to Mr. Hi-Boy’s mate,
Else be would always give her pain j
By twitting her of her poor fate. |
"For a liighlioy Is an antique
And a suggestive name to employ,
But a tip-top table is antique
And 'Tip-Top’s’ higher than ‘Hi-
Boy.’ ”
Other last-minute suggestions were:
Adelaide Beard, 12 years old, 2217
Washington circle—Venus de Zoo.
Tommy Bingley, 0 years old, 1408 C
street northeast —Mussy.
Basis Kitlill, 4 years old. If, Sixth
street northeast —See-See.
Murray Bernhardt, 13 years old, 1529
Massachusetts avenue southeast —
Elevated Ella, Animated Altitude.
L Paul Marvin Dodd, 11 years old,
590 Washington avenue, Cherrydale,
Va. —Badv Vere de Vere.
Robert M. Ludwig. 7 years old, 715
Crittenden street —Hi-Mate, Ma Tall.
Dick Timmons, 205 Rhode Island
avenue northeast Eve, Pal-High,
Sis-hi, Ollie-Ruminet.
Fern Mae Byrd, 12 years old, 252
Xlnth street northeast —Lady Grace.
Joseph E. Williams, 9 years old,
1428 Thirty-fifth street —Speckled
Beauty.
Muriel Mclnturff. 14 years old, 246
East B street, Arlington, Va. —Pretty
Princess, Hl-Hum.
Edwlna Grissett, 10 years old, 509
Seventh street southwest —Lady Ed
wlna.
Clarence Coffin, 6604 First street—
Marie.
Mark Greenwald, 1754 Lanier place
—Sis.
Alvin D. Lynch, 7 years old, McMil
lan Park —Princess Grace.
Sarah Blakely, 325 Eleventh street
southwest—Lady HI.
R. B. Farquhar, 3d, 6530 Ridge
wood avenue, Chevy Chase, Md.—
Zoo-Lou.
Louise Waltz, 6 old, 632 Fifth
street northeast—Beauty Spot.
Isabelle Souder, 9 years old, Box
226, Anacostia —High View, Bright
Eyes. •
John William Guckevson, 6705
Forty-sixth street—Queenie.
Lorgnette Is Proposed.
Emily Talbot, 8 years old, 3026 X’
street —Lorgnette (because she has
such big round eyes and a long stem).
Audrey Gladhill, 11 years old, 226
Fifteenth street northeast Loftv
Girl.
David E. Thayer, 18 years old,
Hotel Grafton—High Jungglrl, High
Jungbabe, Afrigirl.
Olive Winston McKnight, 10 years
I 2nd TRUST NOTES Bought I
FRED T. NESBIT
1010 Vermont Ave. M. 0302.
| improvements!
TO YOUR HOME
1 to 8 Years to Pay
Plumbing, heating, stuc
co, shingling, jiainting, !
papering, garages and all
other kinds of improve- I
ments to vour home.
HOME IMPROVEMENT
CO.
WINSTON WELLER, Mgr.
311 Bond Bldg.
Main 10098 14th and N. Y. Ave.
APARTMENTS FOR
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Only a few left in each
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For further Information see janitor or
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j Main 6181 j
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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1926.
old, 6707 Sixth street—Sky Queen.
Olive writes:
"Oh tell me, lovely sky queen,
If you can count the stars
And If the people eat and sleep
That live on the planet Mars!”
Carroll B. Nash, 12 years ©ld, 1812
K street —Tail-Gal.
Elizabeth Mortin, 12 years old,
Glebewood, Va. —Lady Hi-Boy. "She
should have her husband's name,”
writes Elizabeth. "I think it wll|
please her very much to be treated as
other women are treated In Washing
ton.”
Helen V. Duvall, Edmonston, Md. —
Lillian.
Brendon Murphy, 12 years old, 1309
c street northeast Lotta Neck,
Wide.
Mary Murphy, 10 years old, same
address—Knekka. Camelo.
Lola M. Dodson, 1812 Thirty-fourth
street—Crony, Crane, Dapple.
Mollie Dandridge Milliken, 11
months old, 3905 Huntington street,
(submitted by her mother) —Hi-lass,
Hi-lassie, Miss Hi-Boy.
James Laim, 932 Ninth street
northeast —Miss Sky Scraper. James
writes:
“Hi-Boy feeds upon tho stars that
grow like clover In the sky.
His little sister, quite as tall, eats
' from all the trees so high.
Hi-Boy’s sister needs a name. Be
ing high tip in the blue.
This sure’s tho best that can be
found Miss Skyscraper sure will do.”
Rae Sweeney, 1318 Newton street
—Atta-Girl.
Ray Warner, North Braddock,
Alexandria, Va. —Sky Lark. Ray
writes:
"Towering so high above the llttel
ones who visit the Zoo,
We think of the skylark against
the blue;
And I suggest this name be given
to you.
Alvin R. Schwab, jr., 1330 Shep
herd street —Hi-Girl, Kongo Girl,
Rubber Neck.
Bryant W Plitt, 10 years old, 104 C
street northeast —Long Letty, Sally
Long Neck, High Jinks.
Jack Powers, 7 years old, 210 Au
burn avenue, Bethesda, Md.—So-Long.
Offers “Celestial Girl.”
Hugh E. Naylor, jr., Front Royal,
Va—Lady Lofty. High Brow, Ce
lestial Girl.
Eleanor Collins, 11 years old, 1305
Potomac street—Hi-Glrl.
Billy Forney, 7 years old, 1332 Eye
street —Miss Freckles.
Catherine Splawn, 3616 N street—
Miss Dow Do.
Improvements to Your Home
1 to 8 Years to Pay
Plumbtnp. heatiwr. stucco. shintrUnff.
Daintimr. papering, parages anti all other
kinds of improvements to your home.
HOME IMPROVEMENT CO.
WINSTON WFIXKR. Mgr.
311 Bond Bldg.
Main 10098 14tli and N. Y. Are.
Special Investment
Will sell, rent or exchange
lot 75x105 on Georgia Ave.,
between Rock Creek Road and
Quincy Street. Suitable for
auto sales and service station,
gas station, stores, apartment
or any business.
Thos. E. Jarrell Co.
Realtor* .
721 10th St. N.W. Main 706
FLAT TIRE?
MAIN 500
LEETH BROTHERS
VOTE
For
Mrs. Mary T. Stock
For State Senator
From Montgomery
County, Maryland
Tomorrow
“It’s a gift!”
I’ll say it’s a gift! One of
the most useful you could
give to any man, woman or
child. It is a delight to the
eye. It is as practical as it
is good-looking.
It is a trusty guide in the
dark of night. Always a con
venience and often a life
saver, it should be in every
home, every automobile.
Appropriate on any gift
occasion.
It is a genuine Eveready
Flashlight, and it has all the
newest and best flashlight
features!
Martin N. Bauer, 4 years old, 1948
Naylor road southeast—Beauty.
Betty Ann Fieser, 12 years old, 5009
Edgemoor lane, Bethesda—Miss Top
I Notch, Bright Eyes, Skyscraper, Tip
Top.
Mary Kennedy, 9 years old, 1614
Eighteenth street—Patty.
Billy Hoffman, 8 years old, 121
Thirteenth street northeast High
Spots, Speckle Neck, Overseer, High
Top, Speckled Beauty.
Catherine Kraus, 11 years old, 624
Mississippi ©.venue Silver Spring,
Md.—Horn Head, Moon High, (Cath
erine sends in a very nice crayon
drawing of the giraffe looking at the
moon.)
Tillle Welsh, 9 years old, Silver
Spring—Lady Marie.
Teresa Welsh, 6 years old, same ad
dress—Tall Beauty, Southern Beauty.
J>an B. Ellis, 9 years old, 527 Rlt
tenhouse street—Pardner.
Norman B. Weed, 10 years old, 1810
Kearney street northeast—Lady Hi-
Brow, Top Lady.
Dorothy Robinson, 8 years old, 3026
R street —Lady, Annie Rooney, Dixie
Bell, Jenny.
Sam Rose, 11 years old, 103 Spring
street —Hops.
Alice Cavanaugh, 11 years old. 252
Hamilton avenue, Clarendon, Va.—
Hi-Gi.
Rita E. Gray, 121 Kendall street
northeast —Slenderilla, Rainbow, Dew
Drinker, Cloudla, Moon Maid, Rose
Marie.
George James, 15 years old, Hyatts
viile, Md. —Tom-Bov.
Donald and Douglas Bruce, 13 years
old, 5330 Thirty-ninth street Hi-
Girlie, Lo-Girlie.
Natalie Breen, 9 years old. 1219
Quincy street northeast —Tall Etta.
Helena Suggests “Hilena.”
Helena M. Breen, 11 years old, same
address—Hilena.
Annie Mary Walker, 1932 First
northeast —Juno, Victoria.
Marjorie J. Lovewell, 13 years old,
1616 Riggs place—Bright Eyes.
Ruth Woodzell, 9 years old, War-1
renton, Va. —Hi-Girl, Hi-Lady, 111- •
Maiden. (
Robert Kornstein, 7 years old, 3116.
Newton street northeast—Tiger Lily,
Hi-Betty.
Doris Magruder, 5 five years old,
Kensington, Md.—Peggy, Mandy, Bet
ty Jane.
Peggy Monroe, 11 years old, 518
Duke street, Alexandria, Va. —Topsy,
Totem Pole.
Frances Breen, 6 years old, 1219
Quincy street —Hi-Blrdie.
Helen Jennison, 9 years old, 218
Rosemary street, Chevy Chase, Md.—
Sky Girl. Hi-Girl.
Walter Hiley, 15 years old, 3015
Fourteenth street—Raffrica.
Hudson Upfcam, 14 years old, 3725
S street —Lofty Lil.
Easter and Esther Potts, twins, 5
years old, Purcellville, Va.—Easter
and Esther.
Charles Wells, 1328 Thirty-fourth
street—Eve Star.
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Barbara Travis Crooker, 3 years old.
3312 Nineteenth street —Lady Luck,
Martha Washington, Lolly Pop, Who
dat.
Mariko Yanagita, 8 years old, 1785
Massachusetts avenue—Qiraffina.
Katherine Martin, 4 years old,
Glebewood, Va.—Lady Hi.
Jimmie Sheehy, 11 years old. 4711
Georgia avenue—O-Olrl.
Audrey Jean Ney, 1960 Blltmore
street —Lady Astor, Her Royal High
ness, Hl-Glrl.
Theresa Luckett, 11 years old, 925
Shepherd street —Mandy Long.
Sent Name by Wire.
Elizabeth Buel, 13 years old, Hern
don. Va. —Lady Longlegs. (Elizabeth
was so anxious to get her name to
The Evening Star in time that she
sent it by telegraph from Herndon.)
Ellen Venlta Wllhoit, 830 Otis
place—Hl-Lassle, Long Neck Lassie.
George Broderick, 508 Moore ave
nue, Clarendon, Va.—Betty.
Weltha O’Steen, 11 years old,
Hyattsville, Md.—High Spots, Miss
Slim.
Doris Fraser, 8 years old, 105 Elm
street, Takoma Park, Md.—Big Sur
prise, Oh Lady.
Ridgeway West Perkins, 5 years
old, 1460 Euclid street—She Hi.
Lynwood B. James, 11 years old,
315 West Bradley Lane, Chevy Chase,
Md. —Star Bright, Miss America,
Martha Washington.
Mary Murphy, 10 years old, 1309
C street northeast —Lotta Neck.
Ruth Smith; 13 years old, 5230
Seventh street —My Lady, High Step- !
per, Sweet Marie, Hi Girl.
Aubrey W. Smith, 5 years old, same j
address—Jumbo.
Mildred Rivers, 12 years old, 60S I
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Fifty-sixth street northeast —Lady
Africa. Miss Waters, Beauty Spot.
Oceania. , ,
Mary P. Jenell, 808 East Capitol
street—Lady Longlegs. Polka Pots,
Lofty.
William H. Mahoney, Jr., 12 years
old, 1121 Twenty-fourth street —Lady I
of the Dark Continent, African Tail
girl. , .
William writes: "Hope I will be
n. winner so I can buy Christmas
presents for my mother, my sister
Charlotte and sister Mary, and my
dear daddy, who is very, very good to
me.”
Frey, 9 years old. 3120 Ash
street, Mount Rainier, Md. —Hi-Spt.
George Wallace, 2010 Third street
—Queenle.
DUPONT CITIZENS MEET.
Association Will Suggestions
on D. C. Government.
Dupont Citizens’ Association is con
ducting its first meeting of the sear
son this afternoon at Raucher’s with
Rear Admiral Ledyard Rodgers, U.
S. X., president, presiding. The as
sociation will act upon Representative
Reid's letter to citizens’ associations,
in which he requested suggestions
upon the District Government for the
special House committee.
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$6 a room rent
Can you live so cheaply and well anywhere
else—and at the same time be saving money
for the purchase of your Home at the rate of
$48.61 a month?
That’s the wonderful financial side of this
Cafritz Unparalleled Proposition
Brand-new Life-time Homes
Now Just Completing—at
sth and Delafield Sts. N.W.
On the Heights of Petworth, overlooking all of
Washington
6 Matchless Rooms.
3 Huge Covered Porches.
• Tiled Bath with built-in tub and
shower.
Hardwood floors and trim.
Built-in heated Garage.
Only SSOO Cash —$69.50 a Mo.
Buys these s7sso Homes
Inspect them—and you’ll see the sound
economic advantage as well as the remark
able investment value they offer. Open 9 a.m.
I to 9 p.m.
Take either car line—or 16th St. bus—it‘s only a short
[ walk. Or one of our autos is at your disposal for the
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