Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1929, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1929. McINNES LEFT ESTATE AUSTRIA URGES BUDGET. ~,OF MORE THAN “35,00033300,000,000 Is Called for in Gov- Petition for Probate of Will of ernment Estimates. vember 7 _(P).—The ZLaundry Owner Is Filed by O T diy Iniiducec Executor., | CONSUMERS' GUILD Will Rogers . Buy Now for Christmas! Says: . What Every Woman Wants 2‘ Perfume of Charm and Loveliness . . . Pearls of Lustrous &n‘l ANNOUNCING THE GREATEST MANUFACTURER’S EXCLUSIVE INTRODUCTORY SALE, FOUR DAYS, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY finy inister yeste: ance mj T 1930 budget estimates of about $300.- 000, of which the dfltl rvleemply roll will absorb 70 per cent. yers are called upon to provide $45,000,000 more than in 1929 for general increased e ditures. xg'el:lt Austrian national debt at the end of 1929 was estimated at $300,000,- 000, calling for $30,000,000 annually for carrying charges and sinking fund BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., Novem- ber 7.—Virginia went back to nor- PROBE ADVOCATED == Friendship Citizens Move o for a new fishing ground next Sum- | mer. Tammany Hall showed that Request Action by Better it was as strong east of the Hudson Business Bureau. Thomas C. McInnes, owner of the | Page Laundry, who died October 16, |left an estate valued in excess of $435,- | 000, according to the petition of Michael M. Doyle, his executor, for the probate of ‘his will. He owned the laundry | property and equipment at 618-28 E | street, ‘valued at $300,000: had other real estate assessed at $12.000 in Wash- I - o | 1 B i B I Opportunity to Buy at_$124,000. a ew Cord Car at a Special Price It's the new Cord front wheel as it is weak west of there. In fact, the Democrats won in pretty near all the cities for mayor. Funny thing how people will vote for ’em to run a town but not to run the country. /Any ambitious hostess that wants td give a dinner party and have it well advertized can't do worse than to' invite Senator Brookhart. = He don’t know what liqu@ is. But he cen tell where it was last seen. Yours, WILL ROGERS. Avoid Risk— send silver and val- uables to our safe deposit vaults. Maison Andrae, French Perfumer, Introduces his newest Genuine French | The Friendship Citizenis' Assoclation !last night moved to request the Better | Business Bureau to investigate /the | Washington Consumers’ Guild, follow- | Ing a debate in which it was charged | | that the guild is urging “coggumer organizations” to participate in & buy- hold $5000 in trust during the life of his mother, Lina_ McInnes, with in- structions to pay her $250 per month. At her death the fund: goes to the widow, Mrs. Lena C. McInnes, who is Becuritp Brorage | i o b T‘ Mrs. May Lightfoot read the associa- 1140 FIFTEENTH ST A SAFE DEPOSITORY FOR 38 YEARS CAASPINWALL . PRESIDENT tion a letter sent out by the guild from | 22 Jackson place by E. C. Riegel, direc- {tor, in which consumer organizatiops | were requested to adopt and forwatd | to the organization the following reso- lution: | _“Resolve that we endorse the princi- | ple of co-operation for the purpose of | reducing living costs and recommend ||| that all our members join the buyers GULOENS ‘ Mustard . The new Nokol is a noise- less automatic Oil Burner Install Nokol Now 1719 Conn. Ave. N.W. - North 0627 . OPEN EVENINGS Gargle | strike, December 1, 1929, and lomy support the movement by patronizing |only co-operating merchants.” | The letter solicited an enroliment fee of $1 from all persons not members of consumers organizations and offered the services of Speakers to address meetings and “start the ball rolling.” Further discussion led a member of the association to affer a resolution. adopted unanimously, which ordered the secretary to report the matter to Better Business Burcau and urge an investigation. The Friendship Associa- the Tenley-Janney School Building Wisconsin avenue and Albermarle street. Resolutions asking for better street car service ard better cars to the sec- tion, requesting that busses be routed from the Bureau of Standards to Ten- ley Circle, and declaring it the sense of the meeting that a new wing should be ‘added to the Janney School were re- ferred to various committees. Plans were discussed for the celebration of a community Cheistmas with a tree in the neighborhood. The entertain- ment committee is to arrange the pro- gram for the. exercises. The committee on streets and high- ways was asked to make a special study of the extension of Albermarle street to Connecticut avenue with a_view to making recommendations to the office of corporation counsel. REV. M. W. RIKER SPEAKS AT PROBUS CLUB SESSION Discusses ‘“Importance of Church to Business and Social Life.” An address by Rev. M. W. Riker, pas- tor of St. Thomas' Episcopal Church, featured the weekly luncheon meeting of the Probus Club yesterday at the Ambassador Hotel. Rev. Riker spoke on “The Importance of the Church to Business and Social Life.” The weekly prize, a framed picture donated by Albert Cohen, was won by William Y. McCall. Lewis Y. Bucking- ham, president of the club, presided at the meeting. Capt. B. F. Jolley, general manager of the Ambassador Hotel, will arrange an entertainment program for the meeting next week. Peak Is Named for Borah. BOISE, Idaho, November 17 (#).— Mount Borah is to be on the maps. The highest peak in the State has been tion meeting was presided over by R. H. | Rice and Harry Friedman, secretary, in | REICHSTAG CONVOKED. Protection of Republic and Plebi- scite Bill to Be Considered. BERLIN, November 7 (#).—The Reichstag yesterday was convoked ior November 27 to discuss, among other things, the bill for protection of the republic and the national plebiscite bill “against enslavement of the German nation.” A joint meeting of leaders of the government parties and the ministers announced that the referendum on the Nationalist bill, which repudiates all post-war treaties and agreements, would be held th's year. This referendum had been forced on the government by the recent plebiscite initiated by the Na- tionalists which obtained the necessary support of 10 per cent of the electorate. The fact that the referecndum will be held this year will nct delay dispatch of business in connection with of The Hague conference on reparations, which includes the Young plan whose fate the Nationalists would seal. Woman Wins $12,000 Job. NEW YORK, November 7 (#).—"“The Queen of the Ticket,” as Mayor Walker calls her, Mrs. Rebecca Hoffman, white- haired grandmother, is to continue her housekeeping on the East Side although elected to a $12,000-a-year job as reg- ister of New York County. She is the | [iiii widow of a judge. named for the Senator. Mistol REG.U.S.PAT.OPF. latest scientific discovery for sore throat do this: Gargle spoonful of Mistol and your cold won't work tol checks head colds, too. Soothes irritated mem« branes. Doctors use it. Keep a bottle handy and play safe. At all drugstores. MADE BY THE MAKERS OF NUJOL | SPECIAL NOTICE. T WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY debts other than those contracted by myself. H_SPERLIN now. a ROOF REP, AINTING. @ spouting; reasonable prices. North 63 or night. Ajax Roofini 1038 18th s 1 1LL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY debts other than those contracted by myself. E. N. GROSHON, 725 Gist ave, ilver Sbring. . PAPERHANGING—Room. 32 and up, if have_ the paper; will bring samples. 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