Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1929, Page 5

THE FEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JUNE 6. 1929. PARK COMMISSION HENRY FORD LOSES [ Coin ot Bt oea: iestte s OFFICERS PRAISED BRAZILIAN APPEAL | poer"rhe aecion wss ased on teen- | Farewell Said to Outgoing} York. nical grounds. ] Heads, New Ones Greeted | “1 have another girl, Bravissi- “Bravissimai,” Cables Opera Singer When Baby Girl Arrives By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, June 6—What does an TItallan say when it's a girl? “Bravissimai,” From Tito Schipa, opera star now singing in Florence, Italy, camc the following cable yester- day to his managers in New For Impaired Vision Weather Report This is not official.. but who wouldn't bet that Summer will be here any day...actually, as well as on the ca#®dar! Then porches and outdoor furniture are never ending sources of comfort. 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Beverly Hills, Calif, and Mrs, Schipa cabled her husband: impost illegal if 'a technically correct “Not Titto, jr., tenor, but Giu- brief is submitted to the court. ‘The Brazilian constitution, like that liana, coloratura soprano, arrived last night, all well.” Your eyes are too valu- ale to be accorded any but the best possible treatment, Employes of the National Cnpilull Park and Planning Commission and of the Office of Public Buildings and Pub- lic Parks officially said farewell to offi- cers who are leaving the city and greeted those coming on duty hee at a WE DO NOT__ PRESCRIBE” GLASSES WE MAKE THEM | EDMONDS dinner last night at the Plerce Mill Tea House, in Rock Creek Park. The guests of honor were: Maj. Carey H. Brown, engineer of the National Capital Park and Planning Commission, and Capt. M. H. 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Davis, retiring moderator of the National Council Congregational Churches, has resigned as president of the Chicago ‘Theological Bemi- nary, which posi- tion he has held for 20 years. The resignation k 407 Tth ST. N.W. was accepted last = 4 n;zh:h at ar medeung i AMERIAS LARGESY CREDIT JEWELRY ORGAVIZATION ’ of the board of . then elected him president emeritus of the seminary for life, Dr. Carl 8. Pll-l ton, formerly min- | ister of the First Congregational Church of Los Angeles, also has resigned, to return to that church. He has been acting Brendenv. of the seminary during Dr. avis' recent illness. Both resignations become October 1 next. CHICAGOAN ASSASSINATED | WHILE FRIEND IS GUARDED Vietim Either Slain in Gang War- fare or for Revenge. Authori- ties Believe. Dr. Davis. “Iwineced with pain at every step My feet never stopped hurting me from the time I got up in the morning until I went to bed at night. 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