Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1925, Page 29

- University Park —on vard—just beyond offers most attractive lots from 15¢ to 30c a foot —and $9,000 to $13.5 Exy Investigate and You'll Invest M Apartments CKEE REAL THE EV Boule- the Wash.-Balto. tsville— STATE SECRETARY handsome Homes from Sold on casy ery utility_is e Appoinied by Maryland Gov- | ernor to Succeed E. Brooks | Lee. Resigned. | it 0 r Bachelor Would Tax Seized Anothy looking to the taxit ies of th Hoboken nc (iT's SHREDDED 'OIL) . FOR TRANSMISSIONS AND REARAXLES RAYER It insures a constant pro- tecting fllm of Imbrication on makes gear shifting easy. EB ich v\vrl joint resolution 2 time | Slon to investig: unhappy | Permitting run e the when he MR. MOTORIST VINERRENIER N made here today by the New Jer- senator Edge, ting a commis in_certain cases. The | situation family, v he by been ith dignit; with pet: I hope that | fetarles of War, Na office’ may him _some | Commerce. ng of the and the| e esteem with American _mules are him hused by Germany to ENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY, CLERGYMAN GUILTY| ™" Geabce oF manviano Eradication of Cattle Tuberculosis, Co-operative Marketing and Im- | provements Up Today. Gregg Sent Obscene Ma"erk I ERICK, Md.. December 8.— Eradication of tuberculosis among cat- in Effort to Oust Another |tie. co-operative murieting and im- 3 provement on farms are subjects Pastor, Verdict. slated for action at the fifty-third | annual meeting of the Maryland State | Grance. which convened today in this city. United States Commissioner of Edu- cation John J. Tigert will speak at this evening's session. ociated Press. - AND, Ohio, December $.— Albert Sldney Gregg, author and lecturer and superintendent of Ameri- | "¢ e s ounas thebre: can Civic Reform Union, was found |yosa tot tom B John: Blace. : In Federal Court late yesterday | Baltimore, State master, which wili sality; 1n submitted at this afternoon’s meet- Dr. L. B. E mai The verdict was returned by a akers. will be ini- ted tomorrow evening at u cere- eve- [ montal at the Frederick High School, an effort to oust Hicks | The sessions will close Thursday even- eged impre T spes tion of Rev. lund pastor, it from his pulpit_for i . : | Great Britain will insure automo O 3 e s found guilty on all | biles ugainst risks in the interest of three counts in the indiet t | the public. count carries u sentence of five vears | in prison and a $5.000 fine. Pauyl Jones annou e would be passed W rerly held pastorat d Seattle and fr. Hi has d ms from the . He was given a vote of confidence by his congr tion shortly after the “affidavits were malled. Testifying in his defense toda Gregg admitted that he had spoken to “Jane Doe,’ who is posed to have signed the affidavit | | Ordered to Omaha. Col. William A. 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