Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1925, Page 11

COMMUNITY HOUSE ERECTION LIMITED Commission Rules Against It in Area Zoned Detached. The erectio neighbc residen- £ Twen- | From residential to fi mercial ~—Nos. 1, 2 and 3 Du eral other lots on t Dupont cirole street and New triangular rear of the B area to first com- st side of Fourth Rhode Is- reet changes merolal C ares street northeast b land avenue and Bryant A number of other prop were considered, but denied AR [ POSITION GIVEN D. C. GIRL Miss Alexander to Join Maryland Health Service Forces. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTI) pointm Washingt ic with the S of Health has Oliver C. Short, commis- sioner. Miss Alexander, who is a of Goucher ¢ graduate forces. position, which p. of $2,000, will be weelk failure of the publication the Light |de ‘Headache Elected Lawyers DANIEL W. O'DONOGHUE, New Presldent of District Bar Association. PUBLISHER BANKRUPT. NEW YORK, January 16.—The el, which he had supported with his per: 1 funds and notes totaling more than $100,000, and the of a few hostile creditors has cantor Josef Rosenblatt to file in bankruptcy, he alleged ast night. will devote the remain- his counsel sald, to e who suffered losses. Don’t let pain make you miser- able. One or two Anti-Kamnia Tablets, and the pain will van- ish. For 34 years AK Tablets have relieved millions from pains of rheumatism, sciatica, headache,neuralgia, toothache, neuritis, women’s pains, ete. Also from insomnia and nerv- ousness. Druggists everywhere sell Anti-Kamnia Tablets every day. 25 millions used annually. The genuine painreliever, Anti- Kamnia, has AK on each tablet, Tablets Anti-Kamnia OPPOSED 70 ALL PAIN Use When You Give Chas. 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Jobnson, jr., 20, and his bride, formerly Helen Grace Block of Tulsa, Okla. Johnson came West less than a year ago to learn the oil business. Just out of St. John's Military Acad- emy, in New York, according to his mother, he started his oil education from the bottom as a “tenderfoot.” In his leisure hours young Johnson ASKS FARMERS TO AID AGRICULTURAL CENSUS Gore Appeals on Ground That Sur- vey Will Aid in Understand- ing Conditions. - Secretary Gore of the Department of Agriculture yesterday addressed an apperl “to the farmers of the United States™ for co-operation with the De- partments of Commerce and Agrl- culture In thelr efforts to take a census of agriculture. Farmers were asked to give prompt reply to inquiries of the enumera- tions “because the census will result in obtaining facts that will lead to a proper understanding of the actual conditions existing throughout the country.” The information sought will be used as a basis for crop estimate: during the year by the Departmen of Agricuiture and will include fig- ures on farm acreage, land utiliza- tion, live stock, crops and other items. New York’s Alcohol Toll 561 Lives ASKS TRADE ACT TEST. United States Makes Plea for Rul- ing on Constitutiqnality. The Supreme Court was asked yester- day by the Government to hasten its decision on the constitutionality of section 3 of the future trading act as raised in a case brought by H. P. Trusler at Kansas City. The section Imposes a tax of 20 cents a bushel on all graln involved in “privileges,” “bid: ffers,” “puts and calls,” “indemnities” or “ups and downs” bought or sold on grain ex- changes. . < Train Kills Team; Man Hurt. Spectal Dispateh to The Star. HAGERSTOWN, January horses were killed and Romanus Michael, a farmer . of Berkeley Springs, W. Va., was slightly hurt, when a Western Maryland freight train crashed into- his team near Hancock last night. s | 16.—Two | Cornell Alumni to Hear Reed. Representative Danlel A. Reed of New York, former coach of the Cornell University foot ball team, will address the Washington alumni of the institution at‘a meeting in the Eastern High School Auditorium to- morrow night at 8 o’'clock. Prof. Dexter S. Kimball, dean of the Cornell Engineering College, also will speak. Moving plctures and stereoptican slides of the Cormell campus will be shown. ‘Washington high school students have been invited to attend. el Professional chauffeurs were found most expert in Chicago In stopping autos. Glasses Fitted Eyes Ezamined Dr. CLAUDE S. 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