Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1929, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY, JANUARY 924, 1929.° BUR I.ARS CFT S5 |CIvIL SERVICE BODY |JEWELERS TO HOLD | 2pin. oot sbor Semues b CONTRACTS ARE AWARDED . ) ; TO STUDY PAY ACTION| GONVENTION IN D, C, S SunensBuciios®Vie . FOR SCHOOL GYMNASIUMS For Convenience—and Safety —_— » | Desio and Mr. Shaw. Others attending | | 3 | the meeting were C. Howard Millikin i When you do find a curb parking place you don’t (flitoieiReported hospastedito Be | { and Jacob Engel, Baltimore. and George | Reymond and Tekoma Institutions know what}‘,ll happen before gu etgb‘;ck yOvertil-ne { 26 BetveeitBrookh ! Association Plans Annual Meeting ' Kleitz and Elwood A. Davis, Wilming.| . to Get Athletic-Assembly app you g 4 ] | Compromise Between Brookhart | Association Plans Annual Meeting Kle | fine; somebody has crashed into your car. { and Lehlbach Proposals. | In Washington in May. | The folloving c]cngm;:::‘:fi"‘gvd}fl‘n;&“; Ll You can save all this by driving directly to the RN 15 i : | : She e 87| The District Commissioners have i . It i i . Batt d Pis-| The House cl\{l service committee will Five Hundred Expected. | mund, program;: Méi‘ Sehgmer. gmfir- WA & onteadE Tt Cabatrctians ot Capital _Garagt It s har o everywhere—your car | Take Tires, Battery and Pis- meet in executive session tomorrow tainment. Mr. Sundlun, finance: M. | g " eight.room addition, including a will be safe—and you'll sav 2 and worry. morning to discuss what legislation will ———— Desio. publicity: Mr. Wright rcception, | compination gymnasium assembly hall, ; tol—Other Robberies be reported to the House for the relief | e jewclers' Association of Mary- AP MF. Pearson, registration. to the Raymond School to the C. A Three Hours During the Day | Snd aaminisirative interpretation of dhe | 12d Delaware and the Distrit of Co- R e or From 7 P.M. to 1 AM nwy ¢ ) e b 1D lumbia will hold its annual convention| Three Officers Commissioned. | of $167,259. — rom 7 P\ to M. C Are Reported. Welch pay bill of last year. lin Washington for ti | o L : : first time in : | "The same company received a con- Adications jare (hat theubllamiic nsey fie was annon sterday by |, Homer B. Millard. 1918 N street, has | tract to construct a combination gym- will be reported will be a compromise | g, P Y | been com ned by the War Deps et - v hall at the Ta- > 2 measure, including certain features of | Lonard D Sha , OF thie Met= | yient "a ‘first ‘Heutenant. of "Infantiys | 1o e, sacembly BAIL S€ the 'Ta- Purking time is a good time to i Breaking a pane of glass in a front h the Lehlbach bill and the Brook- | apout - & William S. Farrell, 2441 Tracy plac awards were made Tuescay. | give your car a “Capital” Wash | window of a gas station at Benning | hart bill. P ention 2 cond licutenant of Field Artillery, and | 2 |road and Central avenue northeast, When the committee meets tomorrow | “Blane for (he ; Claude N. Ballenger, 223 Laverne ave- | 5 about 1 o'clock this morning, burg it will have before it a transcript Of | cussed Tuesday at e e Alexandria, @ second licutenant of | Officers Given Extra Duty. | % . Al , izt s testimony at the recent hearings an g L ting ¢ all in the Reserve Corps of the | : 3 s ( H l ()‘ "ag s‘ll::fien?%m:!‘erl‘_(v Fallz’ed‘av. I5755 The | voluminous other data supplicd by ex- | g affiliated groups at t. = | Capt. Adam Richmond and First i | lta ar d\..e d €X- | City Club, at which Arthur J. Sundh Licut. Robert V. McLaughlin, attached Stolen property included tires, a_bat- | perls of the personnel classification | chairman, of the. jeweins ahijco dlun. Licut. Robert V. MeLaughlin, attached 2riss] L9 s | teryiand ‘s iplstol. iPolicemen F. K| joard Snd s statement from C&QL‘O‘}(‘UMemham and Manufacturers' Associa-| Many new and modern motion pic- | eral, War Dgpnr;(lx\{‘:\[:!z(‘hitu:;‘::nml.‘- 1320 New York Ave. Main 9500 e ramtacs Aiscovorod fhe alue | had been asked Tor by Chelrman Lon. | tion; Presided. ture theaters are being constructed in | signed to additional duty with the 428th | @ eleventh precinct discovered the place ' has en asked for by airman Leh] - | " The commiitee in charge of the con- ' Takio amom 5 had been robbed and notified William | bach and was delivered to his office late on- apan. T. Irvins, proprietor. yesterday. Its contents has not been ‘m—-—_———_—* promises 2k To45, Ereth seet Teanty | o P . | L R R LR R LR LR A LRLRLR L NAL R R R R R LR R YRR AL last evening through a front window 2 [4nd Tantacked the house. . Two soid | LEGION MEN WILL GIVE ONLY : . it W MORE DAYS longing to Edward Lee were OF GUR stolen property was valued ot § | il et o e 5. | Costello Post to Hold Annual Per- | a silver dollar and a dime | i i | was reported to the police b 5.| formance in Jewish Community Berry, apartment 34, 1420 R strect said h(*r' property disappeared from her Center Hall. jlapatiEy b sompEiduing (the | The ennual minstrel show and dance Burglars got into 612 Harvard s of \xm-lclmhg,m“ ¢ % A T e Toomesof Praniie Knibh and | o'clock tonignt, th_Jewish Community Louise Taylor of wearing apparcl val- | Center Hall. A.chorus of 35 ex-service fied at 450 men is being drilled for the perfor- James R. MNcCullough, mance, which will feature the song bt enoite i o and numbers of Joe King -and several dollar bills 2 . | sweatér from his home yesterday. thief entered through a Maj. Overton C. Li AR AR T revolver, underwe g i~ : 5 { and a number of ok | Canadian Poet Laureate Dies. { ""An unidentified colored man made an| MILWAUKEE, January 24 (®)—Dr. | | unsuccessful attempt to jimmy the | John D. Logan, 60, poet laureate of |door of the apartment cf Henry Capada and e department of | Fletcher, first floor of 1514 S street.| English at Marquette University | early last evening. He was frightened |at the University Hospital toda | from the building. | i = i |WINE PLEA FAILS TO SAVE | | WOMAN CARRYING LIQUOR/ | Mrs. Cohen Says Liquid Was Vine- this suite, walnut over gumwood. Regularly i 4 7 Easy Terms i : A% { 3 $89. It is hard to find a better gar, Chemist Says 30/Per | 4 Y ¢ 1 value in bedroom suites than this. Cent Alcohol. 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