Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1928, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, . ., WEDNESDAY. AUGEST 15. 1928.° o7 I AWENCTEIN DNV | SUE CARROLL OFF FOR EUROPE I-UWENSIHN BODY AFTER NICKY STUART LEAVES ! ran riot. “Splash Inn” and “smpfnnr afternoon in Santa Monica just a(!'w'h‘lm) at Ocean View, Va., August| CARN'VAL IS EXTENDED. Trees Gone; Towns Gone. n be found with “Inn Between™ | she was stepping out of her motor be- |22 23 and 24 will be made. | SRR There are many towns in our coun- hed neatly in the middie. “Blue | fore her own door & 7 Sec- | try that are mere ghosts of their for | aid the post,| The Endeavor Bible class of the Sec- | o\ 0o aiqniche to End Annual | 'Y, that are mere ghosts of their fo “Winds o' Chance,” “Peter| “Pardon me, leddy." ll age.” “Lady Bee" (the owner | “but T hear Afieen Pringle lives on this | ond Presbyterian Church will hold a Sl L Tt habie s Gitiy e therlinck). | street. Can you tell me where?” | lawn party at the Scottish Rite Club | Ballston Festivity. O e Atatican e Assdnite ‘ i . High C's,” “Idle Hours” "King Tut’s| “Right over there,” said the Pringle. | tomorrow at 7 pm. Miss Elena MOITIS | soeciar Dispateh to The Star Jist as the mining town has been left | Cr * and “Rosic’s Roost” all adorn | pointing to the ugliest house on the!lis in charge of the committee on BALLSTON. Va. August 15-—J. R.|to rot when the ore vein “payed cut,” -~S d B ”» w . the sands of Malibu. | lock : | rangements. Citizens' Band will L . Va, l3s0 have these ‘communities decayed New Book, pider Doy, ritten Around; : | probably knows his 't pretty at all” said the| The Alexandria Health Departm falloch, general chairman of the four- |8 ¥in . forests “playved out.” Timber | has started the annual task of vac- | teenth annual carnival of the Ballston | should, if possible, be grown near where ake a picture for UF No,” “But | ¢ | ut contracts here are neither is Ailce | school less than a month away. Chil- | Jast night that the carnival will be ex- = (Covyright, 1928, by North American | dren may call at the health depart- | tended for the remainder of the week | spaper - Alliance. ! ment any week day afternoon from 2 | ending at midnight Saturday, owing to | & No to 3 o'clock. | the bad weather. offers for roles are crowding m‘ i 5 ’ e agtihs i { WATCH AND CLOCK v AN Miss Gladys Pierpoint, acting deputy | Miss Lela Dyer and E. M. Knight wer It all came from her ALEXANDRIA. registrar of vital statistics at the Alex- | winners in the waltz contest. Dewey B. | Q E P, IQIN G jn to abandon the one | | andria Health Department, has received Bronson, owner of “Peter Pan' wil red the Pringl ating children, with the opening Volunteer Fire Department, announced | jt is to be used. But Judge Says :I;xic Mattorf Ho”y\\'ood. Throws Vi“ag’c Into Does Not Prove Banker ! Fever of Excitement. | long dormant for the muw“ have begun to e at last | Carter, Thomas J. 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