Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1929, Page 7

THE EVE)’IING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C, TH LWARLTOQT || nencomime “Manhattan Keeps the Bright Colors N | GREAT NORTHERN In Egyptian Records By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, October 10.—Dr. ogist and director of'the Oriental in My Dainty FrOCkS” a ‘James Breasted, noted Egyptol- 114 fiHl)SE lovely frocks with the _gay colors that” seem to defy the sun—I almost hated to see them washed. . But Mother smiled and said, ‘Don’t worry, dear; send them to Manhattan.” ” Manhattan . sorts your clothes according to color and ma- terials into individual net bags. Each picce receives exactly the care it needs. No rubbing. No scrubbing. Pure suds and warm soft water swish through the Nets and carry the dirt away. The Manhattan Net Bag Way saves you money by saving your clothes . .. Man- hattan collects, launders and delivers your clothes all in three days. And for women who work, collections are made before 8 A.M. Phone for details of the many money-saving Manhattan services from which you may choose. | Railroad Chairman to Devote | | Institute, has traced the birth of : P 2,000 years before Christ. Time to Family and Per- Tt was then, Dr. Breasted said I Int in an ;dgm ;l‘u::gly l{llh\‘«l et;\n man_firs! icated a knowledge sonal Interests. of the difference between right — and wrong. Texts found in- By th scribed on the stone walls of MES ARSI ko irems, tombs dating back to 2,000 B. C., ST. PAUL, October 10—Louis W.Hill| | he said. showed h‘mg“a.‘m of chairman of the board of the Great consclence and character among Northern Railway since 1912, will pre- | | the earth's inhabitants. sent his resignation to the directors of | the road at their annual meeting here RUMANIANS ELECT. today. Pt e Mg Mr. Hill, son of James J. Hill, founder of the Great Northern, said last night New Member Chosen for Boy that after 36 years of continuous serv- ) ice with the road he was ready to retire King's Gounct). and ldfvot: his ma:e ':nomyl ':u hlis per-| BUCHAREST, October 10 (#).—Con- sonal interests and those of s ‘suntlne Saratzeanu, former judicial ‘What action the directors will take on'his resignation eould mot be learned, | councilor in the Court of Appeals, was but it was reported that it was unlikely =chosen yesterday by & large majority to any one else would be elected to the replace the late G. Buzdugan as a mem- | chairmanship. ber of the regency council for Ru- | | Asa m-ge stockholder in the Great mania’s boy King. Premier Maniu, with | Northern, Mr. Hill will continue to take the lpprovll of the surviving rennll an active interest in the affairs of the suggested M. Saratzeanu. road, but he will not be burdened with' _Prince Carol, exiled father of the nme the responsibilities of board chairman King, received only 9 votes against Mr. Hill started work as & billing clerk nearly 500 for the new regent. with ‘the Great Northern in 1893 after his graduation from Yale University. In 1898 he became assistant to the presi- dent and in 1907 he succeeded his :lnthar “the empire builder,” as preal- ent. He became chairman of the bmrd‘ in 1912 when Carl Gray, now president of the Union Pacific, was made presi- dent of the, Great Northern. Mr. Gray left the Great Northern in 1914 and Mr. Hill again became president as well as cbairman of the board. Ralph Budd has been president of the Great North- ern since 1919. Louis W. Hill, jr., son of the retiring chairman, now is learning the railroad business “from the ground up.” He is being groomed for an executive position. MANY SEARCH FOR CHILD. T T P | T % . 'wo-Year-01d Colorado Boy Is Be-| BREAKFAST . . LUNCHEON lieved Kidnap Victim. DINNER RADIO 3 1o MONTROSE, Colo, October 10 P Vati y Ow! (nformation a c answer e . . National Laundry Ozwners : description of 2-year-old Alfred Hotch- Tempting dishes ot Concert cvery Saturday : &‘ls, ‘who d:uppeued nelrfl!&dmly. moderate prices veni y 3 ’RC 0., & week ago, was seen a man . cvening over Station WRC e paied foogiimr i st et days after the dhl]zl!lrlno! yesterday — gtrenathfiledmfl::‘ kidnaping theory held y_officials Hundreds_of men women and chil- AMBASSADOR’) dren yesterday and !odly joined h\ t.he m © T E L search for the child. McAnally of Montrose hn m'.hlled '-'0 CAFETER'A . men at various points on the hills near NHA U D Ridgeway to Waich every one. passing on the roads. <+ MEZZANINE FLOOR + He said he was convinced the child ‘PHONE DECATUR 1120 S emeny frowrea e & ftch neas| FOURTEENTH AND K STREETS the home. The ditch was drained and no trace of the boy was found. 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