Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1930, Page 6

D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1930. courses of instruction at the Tactical | Benning, Ga. Gen. Cole has just com-, Aviation School at Langley Fleld, Va, |pleted a tour of duty with the Coast and at the Infantry School at Fort'Artillery Board at Fort Monroe, Va. [NIONTESTCOMP STAR, WASHINGTON, teristics, as contrasted with an un- dulating motion in most other sections. The tremors appeared to decrease in ;"fi movement. ‘There was no sharp jolt. Pomona, 40 miles east and slightly SE THE EVENING intensit; the sea and to the |south, experienced heavy shocks, with el temporary disruption of telephone | 2 0 south, . service. | ! San Diego, the point farthest south | *“gafte A AR : t0 Teport the quake, felt the two major | 1 S3gie Barvara yisied dietlote | tremors, hut they were not sufficiently | the Imperial Valley, although tremors | strong to elicit more than casual com- | were reported from Indio and Niland, | ment in that city. Inenr Salton S . . o e Buildi 4re Rocked. H o B S Scuth Washington Associa- Los Angeles Buildings Are| . .. A TR Gen. Cole Is Assigned. tion Favors Him for Position Rocked, but No Damage of People’s Counsel. Is Reported. Saying It With Savings! ks~ XK XX E SEMI-ANNUAL . OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA were felt distinctly, the first of the| Brig. Gen. Willlam E. Cole. recently greatest intensity and longest duration. | promoted, has been assigned to the It swayed flagpoles in the business dis e tva Befare | trict and rocked buildings with W1 take short STRAINED VEGETABLES Your Ability to Make Profits out of opportunities could ask no more fertile field for activity than is offered you here in Washington and vicinity. But if you are to profit fully by the situation here, you must not be hampered by the worrisome details of managing your present property holdings. Ask the Trust Department of the Union Trust Company how you can give your ability free play. TESTED AND APPROVED Strained Vegetable Sonp (10% oz. can 256—4% oz. at 4:25 and i b ;:: % ed Spinsch. Strained ned Hy the Associated Press. 1OS ANGELES, January 16.—The earthquake which shook a large sec- tion of Southern California late y terday was found today to have reg tered more sharnly in the inland moun- tain areas, although no appreciable | damage was reported. Two distinct quakes, 4:35 pm., were felt generally from the sea eastward to the Coachella Valley, and from San Diego to the Mojave | Desert, Indorsement of William McK. Clayton to succeed Ralph B. Fleharty, recently resigned as people’s counsel, was given Jast night by the South Washington Citizens” Association. meeting in the Fairbrother School, Tenth and E streets southwest. Victor P. DeKnight was unanimously elected delegate to the Federation of Citizens' Associations to succeed George 8. Fraser. who died several days ago. | A resolution proposing erection of a! new market as near as-possible to the present site of the Center Market, which 15 to be razed to make way for the Fed- | 2 é o § S P Plla! e Fell- | at Patadens, sald his instruments in- a 4 eral building program, ' was adopted. dicated there were three tremors, the Dr. Milton Thompson, for many Vears first, very faint, at 8:25 pm. egetables f a resident of South Washington, spoke | The epicenter of the quake, Dr. Wood on the advisability of retaining a cent°r | estimates, was approximately 197 miles JNO. R. ERGOOD & CO., Washington Representative market in the southwest section. Dr.| from Pasadena. Its direction cannot Phone: National 3256 Faint Tremor Earlier. Dr. Harry L. Wood, seismologist of the California Insti{ute of Technology, normal feedings) If your grocer can’t supply you, phone s for the name of the nearest grocerwhocan. . 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