Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1928, Page 24

THE EVEN STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1928 " T S]R"([ []|.' mm[] Nevada Governor |FIRM ASKS LICENSE |sim.seims, b Soub, vl ROBBINS GOES HOME. |t seoia Somer . . \ sust ts contention that r‘-ddlo u:n‘n‘: el R » Rllpids.lk Towa, !txwz. 115: mglge nx;g i:m i mlu!on nt quotations would tent sistant War Secretar; ests | also make a short vi s Moines To Drl‘e CharIOt To TRANSM'T ABRDAD stimulate business by stabilizing prices. 3 4 ‘ before resuming his official duties at the After Plane Crash Injuries. ‘War Department next week. o » et o s ace | h s B. N 51 - e | RA"_ MEN FUR[SEEN B L e s (s S Objec- COBH AIRLINE PLANNED. lafy":,"w:’,.“;’z:'“;,,s‘;‘r’.a“,’ézxfif'::.l Uncle Sam has lloensed 16 woman | 4 covered from injurles received in a'air pilots. '-'“'I;;vkmfltt’gé: 'N S tions of Competitors to Proposed | i » d | i NEM ev., Augus! Firm Proposes to Carry — Nevada's highest executives, both Stock Market Service. Hw—— e =0 | Head of Brotherhood Says Tanch bred, will compets n & chariot Passengers From Shipe. B T T e e = LONDON. August 22 (P)—The Ex-| Gov alzar and Lieut. Gov. | Company Concessions AlONE | Noriey Griswold w1 brace them. | ™ phe ftocated b o mission press announces it has learned that the | salves | Junkers airplane concern plans to es- Ies in_ chariois of the tYDe USE | jorqay ‘heard. testimony from Tepre- | LWL thrie passenger service from | o ! by Ben Hur and compete for execu- | > Will Prevent Walk Out. e Cramplonsip o {‘;0 iy | sentatives of the International Quota- | | om0 he " brincivl Euro- \ plication” for "a short wave band to | P FUER KRt CEmm o wnnnnr‘ F SHAW & ( :O { THREE FOUND GUILTY transmit market reports to Europe. and | naccengers arriving at Cabh by steam- | Y | opposition to granting the license from | Fuis€Clis (AL, G Bt o tinuing i the Western Union Telegraph Co. and | thejr journeys in planes. to reach Paris UNIQUE JEWELRY of Ballston, | the Reuter, Havas and WoIff News | gorjjy vienna, Oslo and Copenhagen nd guilty by a Police Court | Agencies of Europe 36 to 48 hours ahead of schedule | 1516 CONNECTICUT AVENUE t of illegal transportation | The company, formerly known as the The air line would be via Dublin, ! 1 nd second offense possession. | S, r ly was denied a | Liverpool, Hull and London Just’ Abote Duvont Cirets was arrested by Policeman K. O. s . the commission Sp of the sixth precinct Junlcl' 21d | holding that public interest did not FO R I'- ” ¢ | near Third and G streets. He is alleged | warrant the grant | A I have had half a gallon of liquor in McHarg, attorney for the - | DIAMONDS P Gradunte machine at the time. serted today that existing McCormick Medieal Glasses e :mmitt Robert Hunt, Oxon Hill, Md , rmmn-q are not adequate for carrying | College Eves Examined f§ p E A R I S nd Louis Herbert, colored, 1306 Half | price quotations to interested brokers 1 ALIDE That fractional difference in height o t, who were found guilty | and customers abroad. That view was DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES ght of what is correct and what is not—has b and possession by a jury | disputed by H. M. Heffner. general 1 1ali e were given the maximum | superintendent of the Western Union Eye,’,'il,",ip,,'c.,a a ve ¢ of the mode is ycpre- B —cuma i (Koo ;rxmfl“lr‘rw' 1;[%‘:}::..11 n}.‘:\'&xr:"‘i:’\r:fin ‘"{f?\'fi“f\'n?':f:;"‘.-’fié?l?'p,.'lfi?‘f;< of the 400410 McLachlen Blds. | sented in the J. F. Shazwe showing of gerits | creations of footwear by Artcraft for fall. have to serve six months in jail. | Chicago Board of Trade and various o and jewelry of infinite appeal. Original in High, low, medium—a!l unquestionably S A S e conception — individual picces to delight correct, for Artcraft is the style authority e o of feminine footwear in Washington. Discounts of 109% to 50% | » B BT FOQTNY EALRE on many selections mark the | ! August Clearance Sale I WoobwARrD & LOTHROP 10™ 11™ F axnp G STREETS at = | Dulin & Martin Company M Now—You Should Think of School Needs e. L E Sinclawr, L. B. o, R Sepnen m‘if;:és;.z;a?, " FURNITURE . . . MIRRORS . . . 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