Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1928, Page 10

10 SOLUTION OFFERED FOR PARKING ISSUE Citizens Studying Plan fdr Aicing Traffic and Trac- tion Problems. to solve the downtown parking same time to of fincreased sented to the Association at | ower Hotel yes- | he pris ¢, Bolivia. " of showing their work, ) . alth, 2. Richardson of the Mid- Association spoke ~at of the Fifth and K It was explained by tary of the association, t of the Southwest site favor 1 by the association nearly two |2 Ad to commend their ac- ey to re- of the K street market n appropriation to refit the Pinchot of Pennsyivania { new members elected to e ved the fad of having jewelry consisting of neck- brooches, hatpins and ade in the same design. | > | i_ May Go to Bolivia | Britain has had for a quarter of a DAVID KA Of Towanda, P who h: en nomi- nated for United States i Minister to THREE AMERICANS SHOW THEIR ART WORK IN PARIS Honored by Special Invi Exhibit at Exclusive “Win- ter Salon.” tion to By the Associated Press. PARIS, March 6.—Three Americans, | Paul Berdanier of St. Louis v ave the honor this year special invit in the exclusive “Winter salon.’ four other foreign v honored out of the 1.3 this _distinet!; tion, arti 1oy are in good compa general comment is that ther one picture that would not be welcom p | in_any household. The show emphasizes the passing of the influence of the war on ari, the ibjects dealing largely with landscapes. The single war_ picture strikes a con- ciliatory note, that of a French soldier | sionately aiding a wounded Ger- Gihon's most striking picture is a por- trait of Mary McCormick. Berdanier has three landscapes and Weston is rep- resented by a medallion and a bust in ronze shown in the sculpture s Purse Stolen in Church. Miss Lucy Black, 63 Kennedy street reported to police today that her pocket- book was stolen last night as she was attending services at the Brightwood Park Methodist Church. The purs contained $6 in cash, an operator’s per- mit :nd a pass to the Treasury Depart- men \ 17-Year-Old Corns Iz NN TITE EVENING STAR, WASTIINGTON, D. €. TUESDAY, MARCIT 6. 1008, HOPE OF AVERTING STRIKE GROWS DIM FRENCH SKATERS WIN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP American Pairs Placed Fifth and Seventh in Competition Wit- nessed by British Royalty. By the Associated Prose LONDON. March 6. sented by Mlle. Andree Brunet, won the pair ‘rance, Tepre Joly and Piert ting champion- ughran were placed fifth, Blanchard and enting the wW. 50 Tepr of Toronto were sixth among the eight competing couple It was the biggest skating night Great century. The King and Queen, the | Duke of York, Princess Mary and Vis- count Lascelles and Prince Henry at- tended. and their majesties evidently enjoyed the colorful catnival of flashing pair competitior and Otto Kaiser ¢ Melitta Bruner_a E of Vienna: nd Off in 3 Minutes Easy, Painle}a, No Irritathen. 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