Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1929, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TH'URSDAY; APRIL 25, 1929. : : CITY NEWS INBRIEFR. | gt Mgl menwe. mens o DEBUCHI IS HONQRED |15, ! it ot ™cat i oh o i 28, 2050 UNITED TO0D c ot pren oxd ey D T 001y T o oot 0 e A, STORES, Inc S Somch B! A | e St e et o | AT CARLTON BANQUET |(strigemmmenniis it o) | = AT , Inc. P adershi) B. D'Orsay, regen hall of St David's Episcopal Church. ¢ / i R e e : That the engineer will become sn| MEXICO CITY, April 25 UP)—Gov- i Workmen's Circle Lyceum will hold FUTURE. Ambassador Is Guest of Delegates|ambassador of ®ood will was predicted | ermors of 20 Mexican states have noti- 8, s (mesting, 6 ‘w'clock, ‘MSTANT | subpe Inies Cliapter, NoSTI0 N, 8 S M Ao, M e the | fled Presidert Portes GII of their ful Street. , No. 27, 0. E. 8., Engineerin; s nt of civ s o will give two card partles tomorrow at | to World Engineering Con engineer has aiways played ah impor- | co-operstion n his campaign against el i A card ly for the benefit of the | 2:30 and 8 p.m., at 4209 Ninth street, i i ‘tant role and in no iod have his ac- they Nativity Church, 6000 Georgia avenue, gress in. Tokio, tiiios been more Iriporiant ihan dug. | 31c0Dol, Teporting yesterday that 3 isleading and Fraudulent | s:30 o'ciock, in auditrium, under au-' Women's Alliance of All Souls’ Uni- ing the last few decades. had already begun a campaign to ! Notices Also B ab “ploes of the $1,008 Olub, eI n RISl I Do BT ol Dunn, who reviewed many of the | teach people in their terrtories to be \ .m., all, | Katsuje Debuchi, Japanese Ambas-|brilifant achievements of Japan ‘mperate. il B LD AR et 8 etooh ml.: Norteasi | Yard streets. Mrs. Frederick Farming- | cador, s tim Horkie guest at the Carl- f Federal G Masonic Temple, Eighth and F streets | o i Speak of “The Plays of the |ton Hotel last night at a banquet given i ‘. Federal Group. northeast. 5 By St o s e HAVE YOU ANYTHING IN THE HOUSE THAT : Rev. D. Washington, pastor of First e saLe ";Vfi C~w}‘fi‘UM;fllr'pmfg Rt WOrL Engmening (Cungremr WILL STOP PAIN, MARY 2 | PELL AND BRUISED MY % 'y .m., 3 3 T, e occasion | & The Sl Tale Commlxslon“lh&: g:ewliw“:fll'ufim at :fi‘:‘vnefi-m:m Waring, 1423 Newton street. Miss Smith | marked tho last. formal meeting of the SHOULDER, IT HURTS SOMETHING TERRIBLE, urmed thumbs down on fraudulent | jvenue Baptist Church. for the benefit | Of the Juvenile Court will speak. American committee, of which President and indecent advertising. of the church, 8 o'clock, under auspices Hoover is honorary chairman, prior to f the Shini Star Club. ‘The Naturalist Club will meet Sun- rture of the delegation for Japan. 4 o Thle comes under the uratiction of | o ing day, 9:30 am, st the Virginia end of | “Fe Japances, Amuassedor, who with| | | N\ * ILL PUT SOME SLOAN'S LINIMENT [the commission when it sppears Triumph Council, No. 8, D. of A, |Chain Bridge, south side., John Hays Hammond and Gana Dunn, | periodicals which have an interstate | will have a box party, 9 o'clock, at noted electrical engineer, were the prin- ON YOUR"SHOULDER AND THE PAIN rthe: D Y James A. Edgerton will speak Satur- | cipal speakers, stressed the importance tirculation. The policy adopted by the gosmeat:tnlgr‘:ex:l:t ‘Temple, Eighth and 3{ 8 pm.. at the League for the Larger otpwel b g englneemlg SR commission is first to call the objec- i N e, 1706 L street. Subject: “Practical | science as an international factor for tionable advertising to the attention| woman's Benefit Association wil | New Thought.” Public invited. the promotion of comfort and prosperity Y, IT :lr m: pl\'x‘blmx:ggnu:g Lskl::t i;x::mfl: have a ):‘:argt gutvy. l“::n filoblc;, .hf }"les‘? The Stearns Bible Class will meet to- }Ifllr: world and the abolition of war- :‘;:::5";:‘:21::;?0“.“ ngton prac prp e i "ed | morrow, 1 pm, at Mount Vernon M. E. | 4t asador Debuchi said Japan is Ths obviates the necessity of formal| The entertainment committee of the | Church. Dr. K. B. Moomaw will be in proceedings on the part of the com-| University Club will present Frances | charge. proceedings on the part of the com | Unlversity Club will present Prances i e Locally Owned—Locally Operated! Signing of which recently was an- |Mockbee in “An Hour of Music,” 8:20 TV 4 o Co-operative buying—the power that brings lower prices to nounced by the commission, contained | 0Clock, at the club. Yale Professor Emeritus Dies. FI lN | B Sloan’s you is_enhanced by many additional features at UNITED FOOD such advertisements s the {olloWINg: | e Tuinots State Soclety Wil meet,| NEW HAVEN, Comn, April 2 | Liniment STORES. The fact that every store is under individual manage- . always ready to co-operate with the 8:30 o'clock, at the Will % | Théodore Salisbury Woolsey, LL. D., pro- D P A KILLS PAIN ment permits FREE DELIVERIES—CHARGE ACCOUNTS—and “New E‘;:::‘:,;;:;““bg:m.ma&“ llll'?l o;lo&cgnck:nv’rfflo?;el:v ,',1,, fessor_emeritus of international law at Optician—Optometrist | MORE PERSONAL SERVICE. 4 - i el tics.” danc- | Yale University since 1879, died at his waistline quickly. 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