Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1930, Page 10

MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1930. E. M. Roark, 99 Chatelaine Avenun‘ times to sleep in alleys, l(;r\“‘(mnm and | at Nnr!& l"ern“;ehll [lvell;l‘l “02 hoolfield, who disappeared last Au-| suffer other hardships o e in a bi on the it to itimore. WaS oo e | b "6 | irned mome Wednesday from Balti- HINTON TO GIVE TALK. o @ b ‘ A 1, is k home, the | city funds. section. A series of aviation lectures by HOME WITH STORY ;‘;fi;ezhr hfsa :xpelrcflcnc:s'r‘;'lxg}r:c took | ':l'"hr: ?fll:; e:::m: back with a graphic |more by juvenile eourt authorities, fol- C. L. Ofenstein, consulting aeronautical S him to Baltimore via Norfolk. Once|story of being kidnaped by four men |lowing a series of developments which DEI.EGATES NAMED Famous Pilot to Address Aviation| i A ity Club. engineer. has-be d by the sec- | more he is warming his feet at the|and being forced to work for them,|frustrated his plans, once out in the :: c:m\‘wofg W:“.:E (:irsyt transat. %'h’n]ldnna Visits will be made to Hoover | Schoolfield Youth Says He Was |famil "hearth after being forced at'selling papers, later to be abandoned | world alone, to go to New York. ut. inton, 8 =~ | Fi E _— Jantic pilot and president of the Avia- | ® A i Kidnaped by Four Men and tion Institute, will address members of | o On the ground that it treats democ- Forced to Work for Them. . " (_ ,f‘e bu oy SHE THOUGHT: racy ironically, the .Saxon ministry 0f4 special Dispatch to The Star. “rd li - e ike to call your atten education has prohibited the production of George Bernard Shaw's play, ~The| DANVILLE, Va, January 20.—Ernest THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, was announced following & meeting ves-| MISSING BOY BACK terday evening in the club house. Edgar T. Brown is chairman of the A—10 IIDNEY TROUBLE may quick- I‘"vmban'm&uluun. enefit by the experience of . Phone for our booklet. MOUNTAIN VALLEY MINERAL WATER ; 'S years Prescrib Waterat HO?‘SPRINGS.ARK. the newly organized aviation section of | the Women's City Club at a luncheon | State Societies Here All to Be | 5y-¢ing February 8 in the club house, 218 District National Bank Bldg. 4 Metro. 1062 The super qou‘l"ny in Autocrat Motor Oil assure: To fully appreciate Autocrat Motor Oil quality, however, izcm should use it straight— ave your crank case drained, and refilled with clean, new Autocrat. Nothing is more important than thorough lubrication. AUTOCRAT-THE OIL TIAT 18 DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHERS Beware of Substitutes. If your dealer can't supply you, telephone us, and we will tell you the dealer's name convenient. ly located to you. 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All State societies of Washington, in- luding delegates from Alaska, Hawail, Porto Rico and the Philippines, will be represented at the Southern Society reception and ball Thursday evening at the Willard Hotel. | " An open forum will be conducted for | the discussion of the proposed cclebra- | tion of George Washington's 200th | birthday anniversary. J. Cloyd Byars | | will preside. | Presidents to Attend. | The following society presidents are | among those invited: Alabama, W. F. | Sykes; Arkanszs, Dr. Erwin W. Shinn; | California, Maj. Charles Willlam Free- man; Connecticut, Dr. Charles E. Mor- ganston; _District of Columbia, Fred Emery; Delaware, Robert G. Houston; Georgia, Maj. Gordon S. Green; Idahe George Osmond Hyde; Illinois, Senator Charles S. Deneen: Indiana, Represen- tative Harry Canfield; Towa, Karl S Hoffman; Kansas, Philip Campbel Kentucky, Lieut. Col. Allen W. Gullio Louisiana, Lieut. Comdr. Fred L. Sai doz; Maryland, George H. Calvert, jr. Farnum on List. | Massachusetts, George H. Farnum; | Michigan, Representative Clarence J. McCleod; Minnesota, Miss Bede John- son: Mississippi, Representative Jeff Busby; Missouri, Representative Joe J. Manlove; Nebraska, E. E. Danly; New Hampshire, Fletcher Hale; New York, Herbert J. McClure; North Carolina, Jules Gilmer Korner North Da- kota, Judge Percy S. Ohio, Sen- ator Simeon D. Fe Representative _Charles E. South Dakota, Hatry King: Tennessee, Robert Barker’; Utah, J. Eliton Billings; Texas, Representative Morgan San- ders; 'Vermont, Harry C. Pratt: Vir- ginia, Thomas Settle; West Virginia, E. | F. Morgan, | WICKERSHAM TO TALK ON LAW OBSERVANCE | Chairman of Enforcement Commit- | tee to Represent League of Woman Voters in Radio Address. George W. 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