Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1925, Page 32

32 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY THREE FACE COURT |YELLOWSTONE PARK IS DAMAGED BY FIRE OVER MUTILATION s s e . Victim of Mob Improved. One of Assailants Marries I Girl Who Was Attacked. Er the Associated Press, WILLIAMSTON, N. C. inary hearing toda to be given the three men ar- d yesterda . March 31.— harged with muti- Needleman, operation was per- a tobacco this commu rrow, jr., of Kin, kin and John A. Griffin « the men under ists—Manitou Forests Swept by Blaze. TOXN, Mont., Fire which followed expl oil furnace in a M S| damage estimated between _ |and $750,000 Swept by a high wind, the fire spread quickly after the explosion and within an hour had wiped o headquarters building of t transportation comp: The machine shops, | shop, automobile homes of two park e destroyed. The cc ding to Sherift | s mar- girl it is 2 condition of Washington, N. C. that he would recover. IMPEACHMENT DROPPED. Proceedings Against Pennsylvania Judge Ended. HARRISBURG, Pa., ) 1 park, but officlals lit wonld not interfere with touri travel. The p ger busses will replaced before t 18, There e no fatalitle: | Kemmerme: was wiped 3 office also was destroye ofy i€ . master painter, gutted. destroving t k Hotel, noted t Surrounding for nmlnl a large tract of timberls | the woodland park re The loss ’r‘m property was er Hewitt, has opened SECURES ANY SUITE!| Purchased Here This Week P Take a Year or More to FREE! 5 4piect Walaut Bedroom Buite. A new group Just placed on onr foors §10 DELIVERS SAVE $65 Emipeiacty davenport and a Bresi fial and’ styiisn {II,.‘: oo $129 rite $10 DELIVERS Pay the Difference $19 Bridge Lamp and Shade, $24 Davenport Table or $22 Buffet Mirror With Any Suite Purchased This Week. SAVE $30 @ te New wa nut Bedroom Sulte, consisting of large 6-drawer, full size roomy chifforette, full size end bed and good size dresser; e of our new Spring suites which is e i e EITHER SUITE SAVE $70 Teopiece Walnutfin- ish Dining Room Sulte, consiuting of A0-inch buffet. nrge abinet, closed-d rver, massive “Tadie, six chairs, gen-’ §$149 SAVE $80 o Luxurions Veiour Suite. This is one of the latest and most beautiful designs in living room furniture construction and quality Upholstered in a variety of bea: quality velours. All the outside and sides are covered in the same qual- ity with “piain material 0" § 60 mateh ... EITHER SUITE - e TR R29 7th St. N. W ARLINGTON COMMISSION TO HOLD ROADS MEETING Proposed Bond Issue to Be Taken Up at Courthouse Tomor- row Night. Special Dispatch to The Star. CLARENDON, Va. March 31.—A meeting of the Ariington District hod Roads Commission will be held rrow evening at the courthouse, rding to President Arthur Orr, to consider the proposed road bond issue of $753,000 which the commis- sion is sponsoring and which is to = { come up for special election April 20. for the benefit of Odd Fellows' orphanage at Lynchburg. The local lodge maintains one of the rooms at the homé, which is a model of its Kind in the United States. The home was established for the care and education of orphans of Odd Fellows. ,Power Plant Employe Hurt. Henry V. Egan, 30, 1309 Park road, operator at the Benning substation of the Potomac Electric Power Company, recelved a shock from an electric switch while at work yesterday after- noon, his right arm being affected. s treated at Casualty Hospital onnolly. Bees and beetles which have been JAPANESE DIET CLOSES. Enactment of Bills Most Im- portant in History. By the Associated Press. TOKIO, March 31.—The fifteenth session of the Imperfal Diet closed today. TIts enactment of the man- hood suffrage bill and the reform of the House of Peers Is regarded as the most important political develop- ment since establishment of the con- stitution, The press predicts that the suffrage bill, which becomes effective at the next elections, three years hence, will exert a powerful effect on the composition and methods of the lower “larendon Rebekah Lodge is com- |dried and powdered are highly re- [ house, particularly If the Labor party, ploting atrangements for & dinnes ta | garded by the Chinese physician in|now organtsing, makes itself folt in be given tomorro evening from § |the treatment of throat troubl the elections. e home of Mrs. nger, widow of the | John . Ne 225 Marion avenue, What’s Behind the “Front” ¢ Some folks unfortunately think more about “putting up a front” than putting away part of their earnings. 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