Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1928, Page 29

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928, M-BRMKS & CO G ~STREET BETWEEN 11th & 12 th The Magic “TWO-FOR-ONE” Sale of High-Grade FROCKS! Paris-Correct Fabrics and Colors! Newest Styles! In This Unusual - “Jrock 8&1@ fond of to Dr. William M. M At a whist party at Southwark, Eng- ccently, the winner was named 1 Y INDUSIRIAL SHU iPATRIARLH OF MONKEY HOUSE ent Row—Favors Airport at DRAWS BIG GRUWD Othello, Friend of Clnldren. Had Lived for ; 0ld Race Track. Over SLOre 0£ Yearb Companlons meeting last night in the Benning 5 School, requested a police precinct for ers Night Results in At- e ki N resolution supporting Maj. Edwin B. tendance Boost. 1 superintendent of police, and ans, the oldest inhabitant of t was time to die. He gan to droop “,,» body favored an airport on ()\(- A showed less int in children. | old Benning race track and opjx } \«.:Nuhlrs thrown into his cage. favoring that at Fifth nm‘l‘ KB\lru'l'~ Bupeased Sest Dinsd, The proposed widening of enning northeast and the District line was ¢ |only tired. Yesterday morning he was | Giscussed. A proposed colored park .| found lying dead on the figor of his|™ WL T KAC OFRUCC the railrond tracks at Gault place was urged in a never to wake again, During the night the consid- | james, president which is a sign that death is about | to visit the m v house. Some of nd would always smile in fof im owing his hctl\’ THE FEVENING ! e e Association Backs Hesse in Pres- The Benning Citizens' Assoclation, Merchants and Manufactur- W:ul Dlrge. that arca. 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