Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1928, Page 6

8. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, il reach a decision about January 1. | THIRD POLICE RESERVE Kansas will inaugurate & new governor soon after the first of the year. The 1928. | to a general order issued by the super- | officer on duty in the police stations at intendent of police yesterday. Two oth- | the times such work is required. { No. 1 unit responds from the third er reserve units, one at No. 3 and the Senator is very friendly to the present UN'T TO BEG'N SERV'CE other at No. 9 station, already are in | precinct to all calls received from the service. first, second, third, fourth and seventh Governor of Kansas and the governor precincts. No. 2 unit, stationed at the i would name his successor in the Senate. | wi It wes deemed necessary to establish i | ™2t ‘Gurtis shoutd Tesign his seat then | Wil Be Maintained at Tenth Pre- |, thirq unit for the reason that long | ninth precinct, responds to calls for fires H it appears likely that a Republican cinct Station Starting runs required to be made by the two | and other casualties in the fifth, sixth, conference would be called to name his Mond units proved lnnldequ;k(lo T’htce c!nw;ls nmthlnx:ia elei:e;\th precixac!;; the latest ~ S - onday. at fircs properly ane or Instances in | organized un 0 respone emergen- L — S e e b e R e i |which emergency work becomes neces- | cies in the tenth, twelfth, thirteenth and leadership, o oal S| Reserve untt No. 3 of the Police De- | sary. | fourteenth precincts. by A M e e The reserve units, usually cumposrd' % Listed as Successor to Cur-|ceed him. partment, ordered by Maj. Hesse to be e 4 men, automatically re- . : | e et o iog Soveral names stll | maintained at the tenth precinct ata- } e R Miafons of ires, retcoises| . Hibode Taandlantylownerel warity dkte tis When Latter Retires tion, Park road near Georgia avenue. | to other instances of emergencies being | of birth, telephone number and a poker as Party Pilot. sion. But if he merely gives up the Mr. tis. S v o nE; ((:k‘:l: ;m:e ;s&: f,‘,’,'.‘;so?fe ‘fiffig“,‘{_ be inaugurated Monday, according | made by direction of the commanding | “full house” for auto number: ranks Senator Watson in seniority, By the Associated Press. e B Bk AT THE WRIGHT COMPANY = S V l 2 The possibillty appears that Sena- P | | up r em e a ue ln w5 20 cfi?f.cf%i",ifliit, Once-a-Month Clearance SALE OF FURNITURE | 2-TROUSER SUTTS and OVERCOATS at er, it was ex- lained that the | ndiana Senator |in some of the larger communities of would become lead- Arlington County. ~ At Baliston union er in the event services were held in the Mount Oli- Senator Curtis of vet Methodist Church, with Ballston Kansas, the pres- Presbyterian and Central Methodist ent party pilot and participating. The sermon was preach- the Vice President~ ed by Rev. E. S. Sheppe, pastor of the elect, relinquished Central Methodist. his ieadership The Methodist and Baptist congre- duties any time gations held union services, Rev. Perry L. Mitchell, pastor of the latter, preaching. Methodists and Baptists of during this con- Cherrydale and Arlington united. Rev. i E. Puryear, pastor of the Atlington Bap- Governor Winthrop Desk ; ] ) $6 il Red mahogany—no other piece of furniture is S at this session through the natural Throughout County. 25%, to 509 Less Than Former Prices process of succes- sion. - Special Dispatch to The Star. As assistant lead. e e | Union Thanksgiving ‘services were held Many odd pieces and floor samples are being closed out at sensational price reductions for quick disposal, a sale that affords thrifty shoppers an opportunity to save a substantial sum on Christmas gifts. cluding session of the old Congre: It also is be- : leved by some of tist Church, preached the sermon at| Seoator: Walson's the Arlington Methodist service, and friends that this would give him a dis- | Rev. Elmer Lucas, pastor of the Cherry- tinct advantage when the Republicans | dale Baptist, preached at Cherrydale of the next Congress meet to select a| M. P. Church. All services began at successor to Senator Curtis. There are | 10 o'clock. some‘vhl:;s b{tllleve tk‘;s‘at (Senawr Curtis, . ‘weal m the strain.of the vice presi- ‘Thirty«eight thousand members of denall campaign, ‘may relinquish, in | parent-teacher associations of Ch:cngo part,’ the leadership duties during this | will be asked to appeal directly to their session to Senator Watson. State Senators and Representatives to But the Kansas Senator lias not In- | enact an automobile drivers’ examina- dicated whether or not he will actually | tion and license law at the next session resign his scat.. He has intimated he | of the legislature, A ¥ I $185 Ten-Piece Dining | Room Suite Walnut Dining Room ! Suite, full size. well 5$99 Senator Watson, s more desirable in a home. Formerly §95. Now.... 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