Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1925, Page 11

STATE WAGE FIXING ATTACKED IN GOURT, Arizona Storekeeper Asks | Supreme Bench to Pass on | Minimum Pay for Women. womien, the Supreme Arizona. v the Court in State t I8 nn\f'mlfl-l pro nir as mor wome shou R mined - to provide the | ves (|w held rm.‘ a week | A consti- | Ied Dis: the | nid th QA (nrh ()nurds - mut-brown A to D Wide to 11... 5 % Ry Solid leather ..$3.50 ..$4.00 Girls” High Shoes tan Russia calf— or n metal, 5. A to .$4.00 ..$5.00 .. $3.00 ..$3.75 Boys' Blucher Erown elk—tough stupdy—over-weight eyelets, .$5.00 and oak A hrass Hosiery for Citizens Present Home to Widow Of Slain Officer Special Dispateh to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., October Mrs. J. Harvey Burke, w the detective slain here s Rudolph T the fund the purchase. The property is to be Burke's for life and will then go the members of her fami A ance will be used to sum each month. uit hus- trict Supr m:ulo a | | ¢ 1l Kknees, trange animal. They were married in 1913 and have | four children. 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As a matter of proved fact, nothing could possibly be farther from the truth. Ask yourself this question: Is cour- tesy worth anything? Without hesi- tancy you will answer: Yes, courtesy is & most \'ulu.xhlo asset. LEGISLATOHS VISIT BANKS Twelve Members of Congress to In- spect Federal Land Institutions. In response to an invitation ex- tended by the 12 Federal Land Banks, & dozen members of Congress haveled against Cambridge University last left Washington for a tour of inspec-|year, Louis M. Dent of the George tion of the institutions. ashington faculty Is coach of the Included in the party were Sena- McLean, Connecticut; Edge, New Jersey; Gillett, Massachusetts; Stephens, Mississippi; Glass, Virginia, and Weller of Maryiand, and Repre: sentatives McFadden, Pennsylvania; Strong, Kansa: Fenn, Connecticut; abama, DEBATING TEAM NAMED. Contest With Oxford. The debating team of the George | Washington University, which de |ed the versity sic skill the Uni The George Washington Ur team, seleoted at recent trials of and old debaters attending the college, will be John P. Trimble, Oscar A. Za- bel and Miss Vivian Simpson. V. R.| Ogg and Cyrus Hoagland are alter- nates. Zabel was a member of the and St During one year at the height of his career the elder Dumas eclipsed all literary records by turning out one INVESTORS G. W. U. Announces Selections for | ¥ George Washington team which debat- | kg I Recommend the following as a sound, safe and paying investment. 1712-14-16 A St. S.E. Seven Garages in Rear Annual Rent, $4,540.00 Three buildings containing 12 apartments of three rooms and bath each No Operating Expense Price $35,000.00 Terms J. DALLAS GRADY 904 14th St. N.W.—Main 6181 First in Service---the Last W@erl in Style--- Higher in Quality---Lower in Price It takes a good many kinds of shoes to accommodate the average family. 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