Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1924, Page 4

THE BVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1924, . v to 0 vi 's | Capital, from i o i i : o J i il ther, FINNEY FAI.I-’S A'DE L'r'd-“-’é“‘d-..;«“..’”"{.L"fiml' Y "i’l(n- :hl-“r" BOOKS ON D. C. LISTED. !?::ll;l:o FoMr:;g“;::rsB:v)lwnn?lT:l‘;: lh.: period :; ll(!!e :‘;::‘:1‘;:. :t!:‘n::“::) Gov. N“f“‘ °‘f Montana Dies. f Explosion Kills Boy. Don’t Wait Until Hot Weather, ’ ’ . In January, s cllents _— Soclety” and Mrs. Tafts “Recolice- |€anic act, 1790-1878" by W. B. Bryan: | GREAT FALLS, Mont, April 25.—| BIRMINGHAM, Ala., April 25.—Ex« 3 gettled the case fof & payment of [ griecos tions of Full Years, treating life at|the Columbia = Historieal — Soct . L. Norrls, former Governor of|plosion o ontaining a liquid Have Awnings Made Now! NAMED IN U. S. SUIT |see0. Historles and Guides Desired by | LN Ll Tho ae i more Pecont times: | records, ang. the UDOuiched wock vy Montana, died here suddenly this 2:??&"..,.',‘:V'ff’"‘.";,cL"xf:omfm o - . presigent of Sid- ‘ea. The list of historical works includes | Thomas Nelson Page, “Washington b 1t means saviog and you will be ready for ney Morriy & 1 duchac Visiting Teachers. the standard “History of the National |and Its Romance.” €% | morning. Death was caused by |terday caused the death of one boy the hot days. Paperhunging aud painting. He also f the endeavor The Public Library has just pub- cerebral hemorrhage. nd i i Bty sonshie. g E © of dJustice e~ | lished an annoted list of b it oo Amended Complaint in Los An- : Vi, b S ook sbont CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. Washington, number 1% in the refer- T nee list series. The list was compiled . ain savs.cee| geles Court Increases Acreage eps J for the National Bducation Associa- v Ge Daugherty tion, for the use of teachers who ex- Fhiey sonally, complaining of the priee-fix to attond the conference here & g uncing Sought Back. Ing and ehe attempt (o “force him out July, and has been reprinted fo free Anno i e of business i Lo, to two others. - & the general and descriptive IS CHARGED > | listed are Rider's Guid o o |SECRET DEAL IS CLUB MEMBERS DANCE. |Wilkington: an"ever ummtul Crude , L0 | Official Accused of Conniving With | Hurley-Nash Social om.,uz‘.mn;m iss Louise Pavson Latimer of . 3 = i , Washington, which describes the eily . ® l'm‘ ""\‘H“”"i Doheny Firm. Opens Season. und gives some of its history in in the g i h! | el I o {i il EDMONSTON'S By the Associated Press Nash Social Club w held Jast night | the tional Geographic Society, # Home of the Original ¥opr || LOS ES, Calif. April 25— s northwest, and | handsome book containing AEHale Ly Home Laun ntest FORM Hoots and Oxfords for | Edward C. mney, acting Secretary | Was largely attended. Spectal scenic | W%y ington. x Men, Women and Children. {of the Interior during a temporary|a&nd lighting effects were provided. | Books on the_s absence of Sccretary Fall, was named | Refreshments were served. | “S . C endabl “Quality Is Important” in amended complaint filed in| Tho committen in charge w . i erovwce Lomm e, “Fit Is Imperative” federal court yesterday in the gov- - D y » e || crament's suit to cancel Elk Hills ] *| | AND DRIVEIT Prompt and Dependable naval reserve oil leases granted the|? Pan-American Petroleum Company s e ¥ Y and the Pan-American Petroleum and | Ba 5 25 00 = N e the motor- AMERICAN | ln o hote Company ic season of this organi- NW, o The amended complaint which gives a series of out-| _ _ — = ds 160 acres to th pproximate -door events during the summer now lield under receiver- | momthn. McCormick Medical Glasses Fittod || || Awarded to e of the liUg: College Eyes Examined ‘ { ‘ | o well-illustra it | The first annual dance of the Hurley- | o Trh iy Shol apustrated wolure l}! [ k i ‘ 1I|", y_delivered to t = | Graduste | b FanAmerican re (-1;\]\,,’,", iy Tran S - "1 | Dr.CLAUDE S. SEMONES Miss Jsabelle Stone, 3430 Conn. Ave. i i !“U}” o o . Iy 5 T 3 Eyesight Specialist II.\' i F i se. Katonan, | e - . (fEE t ! Il of petroleum and i Hienaia ortven: | SIpchi0 Melscuies Ruts. fJiEE Tdeess o compecen gronp of peuminens ad j il e ol s sk city. : vertising men, journalists and laundrymen, H il r. the complaint con- = — — carefully considered each of the many submitted. 2 written with the intent The large number of splendid slogans suggested - i . Vg l 7 made their work difficult. Those deserving hon- D ie: AN o i N EWCORN a GREEN | orable mention would make a long list. 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