Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1925, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHING TUESDAY, MARCH ‘31, 1925, SUMMER GUI.UNIES PARK TREES DOOMED Industries in the Colonies—1763. BY J. CARROLL MANSFIELD IN WHITE HOUSE PLAN = 3= Growni or e FuTRsDE | [ v : Lafayette Square Shrubbery Re- - : y’ ISR The :xm&inf:vm w:s moval Will Improve Sixteenth 2 ‘ § DA AT Pt et Improvement Assured When Street Vista. | e D. C. Property Owners and | worx nas vegun tor extenaing six- = 4 XN 3 tee t through Lafayette Park . = 18’23 ° e 1 Residents Pledge Fund. 1., cive s netter vista of tne e it il 7 N/ Mw —_— White House. The ro: wilt not ALLTHE COLONIES — THEY 4 { 33 i ‘I Pmmediate improvement of the]'® i L b RAISED THEIR OWN FOOD. e y dl d, to benefit the residents | ' Salies YSIT Abet extpnang lfrom H street to Pennsylvania ave- Felicity Cove, Idle lines of those on § 11 the interve : | ; At Bes | oy s _ 2 N p BHE RAISING AND S L : o . roite == =) 7 R ¢ EXPORTING OF rotective Ass : t - % i ;| TOBACCO WAS THE lection district, Anne del | o a e g b ot g e : romatn Bice - Winico-Tar A . - > it sy HALING , SHIPBUILDING AND LUMBER WERE Trade rooms, Star Build : i 1 in the AND TURPENTINE WERE FIBGEER Wi ERCORAN M. N vi UCH UM WAS MADE OTHER PROPTABLE INDUSTRIES OF NEW ing in conjunction wit ac cen the 1t STAPLE P 70 ENGLAND WAS RESTRICTED T OF VIRGINIA 5 S CiTmn vemeniine ; , ound s 7 S e 2 AND MARYLAND - SINELENC ANpSROR e i i i % | me ° ore of th> big elms 5 AN| : N 5 o Pentioned. 31000 oos eylvania avenue and M street PGEOROIA @926 0 g pmcivms KEwsmmEER SVADIEATE WEST INDIES MOLASSES members of the associat r clear the view through the ingtonians contribu o e : j u’ ot i‘xi‘.f“';'["\'.‘..k“'.',‘{‘WHEELER STARTS WEST |0hw83 oianier Ho shargen tat JURY IGNORES CHARGES. | iin? fiivara c iviins |CIVIL SERVICE POSTS OPENj ganization met at An i indictments were the result of L Golden, Catherine and Arthur —_— g B B , PO EARE MO SO ol Tl B il iy i oo Mot g Wiies: att wha " dassiooss | mmstrations Jom, Five Begast:| with the board of county comm s el weapor lomon Bass and Edwin B sioners. The latter i o m 4 2 £ Various Offenses. Warren, grand larceny, and Richard| mental Vacancies Announced. county engineer to proceed Indicted Senator Predicts Early | Plans $500,000,000 Tax Reduction L. Taylor, forgery. e 2 % repair and surface with gravel anc Ee ) e < ” erintn < e of Uta The grand jury has ignored charges i b e Civil Service Commisslon an- Bl bt IS W in pro cis only| Collapse of Charges—<Plot, nator King, Democrat, of Utah, S It Dot nest e : nounced today open cor ; ark and does not involve Decl aid today he would introduce a bill « To be qualified to serve on a jury|aminations to il the follc noval of either of the two He Declares. t session to reduce the natfonal | Various offenses ha been alleged. |in Great Britain a woman must ancles bill by $500,000,000. He wants sur- | Those exonerated e Karl V.|a house valued at not less than § Junior marketing es cut and excise and nuisance|Brown, Samuel D. Baxter and May-|or live in one with not less than 15|of Agricultural E es abolished. nard Smith, Jjoy-rid > an C | windows. | ment of Agriculture = Tormormew — COLONIAL TRADE — © Senator Wheeler of Montana left here yesterday to go to Montana, where he is to be tried April 16 un- ot oty Ssenes, 4| SEEK FLVERS W) SINMINC oy, 7o frteions: g e = ele——h[—— [l [a[——] funds, to be repaid f e tax | —_— the Interior Department after he took collections, at the rate nually -} Aerial Photographers and Rescue | ‘Mg 520 of ofc Fhsalar Action Wins Applause. Plane Lost in Everglades. . rodiny The House Action that won ¥ ; Action : ! ¥ 41— The|The indictment recently returne [ Swe Don't worry about your Furs b= Zas Do oot . 2 3 o whicr, | A£8In8t him by a grand jury in the| f; dun: be b }; 3 by Aol e C it Columbia, he said, o S are residents of Bac 4 : an aerial photo- . o uring the hot weather—sen not directly benefi e 2 pedition three da P P S — 4 ity S| 60 muhiten Hews 4F b T hoooabonch them to us for safe storage A. Smith and E. P. Lott, com- 608 to 614 ELEVENTH ST. and expert repair. dent of B ¥ . expressed it the organization s a “one for all, all ' Sppeet S for one” proposition. pe mbers of a The assoclation adjourned last eve. | ¢Xped elio) Sxeequnday met - otk ning until Wednesday evening, April ah and Sebring to soar 29, when arrangements will be com- s VRSt sapaynp tempt to pleted for the members to proceed the hwp e SO b ciTiG tn ito PnnuG] d that Lott and Smi For Relieving early in May, a lare their intenti te : . % Ner.|| HEADACHE e he e nla : e e e NEURALGIA Arundel Couny, Ma i £ any em- OOTHACHE e e ot J gele L] RHEUMATISM dies' maid servi s ha . X trains between Chicago s N i Ask Your Druggist of Courtesy Responding to the Easter Demand for Ensemble uits With a Special Offering’ of Excep- tional Values---at a Tempting Price Sensational Player Offer at Jordan’s Won Such Favor and as We Have Just Received New Shipment We Offer Them For Wednesday Only b 5] e oAl [0 b e [t e N b [N b e [0 [ Bl ——=]B) - The Ensemble idea has never been carried out with better taste than i1s clisp]ayed in the variety included in this particular assortment. Long-lined Coats: and Frocks of same or contrasting mate~ rials and colors—tailored to the point of effectlve per{ection. Twills, Soft Wools and Silk. y Other Ensembles—$25.00 to $110.00 Third Floor. PAY NO MONEY DOWN Your old upright piano will be Qn T his New Player at considered as first payment on the fine new guaranteed player-piano. $ For Wednesday only we have re- duced the price on 12 of these in- struments. They are beautiful in design and workmanship—and are equipped with all the latest Balance at devices for expression! $2.50 Per Week Only twelve of these go on sale—you save $55 on each instrument. Come early before the limited number are sold You'll Like These Continuing the New Frocl(s Sale of Coats —and you'll marvel at the price which began today—at Printed Maize Silk Par Crepes Green Satin ; Navy Satins - Poudre Charmeen Wv‘gwam Kashmir Titian Lorsheen Chili Flannels - Blond Kashmir Billow Green Etc. Etc. Exc. Etc. Frankly—it is an unusual group for such selling— They are considerably better than the price suggests. deaigned after tl'le more exclusive types—-and developed Fur-bordered; or trimmecl with embroidery. braid- in the weaves that lend themselves so admirably to the ing, tucks, plaite, buttons, etc. phase of fashion most favored for Spring. = | e o f——— e[| a| e [t e8| ——a || ——— |u [c——|n| —— | s| ——| 3| - Included are Tailored models: new Flare, Wrap- around and S:mi-Sports styles. Women's and Misses' Sizes— for Street, Sports and Afternoon Wear Good assortment of sizes Second Floor. i Third Floor. jo|———fo/c———]u G Stret, Corner 13th Home of the Chickering Piano EEEEEE:—EEEEE’EE—EE‘EEEEE—ZE