Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1930, Page 25

B—9 | ceived, had taken legal and full pos- |carcass in remainder on a future day. ‘mf Tuth, there was s triiat- | pros e Sk . e Sk ot the ] n , arce an inhab- ' plentiful and at free cost on last good turn an honest fellow has ac-‘fllnt of the whole town of Hampstead | ;’ne:m wh’leh they found in the kitchen caslon for. | who differed in opinion on this head: |and larder, and as the anguish of their ‘.The ladder was soon brought, and|insomuch that, as day after day began | tails was now no more remeémbered they :’h plnh.'-mxken family was helped!gndullly to shut in, all people who had | kept undisturbed possession of their own and chdfitably conducted to the | occasion to pass by the dwelling of the | new acquisition, so that during their | great inn of St. George and the Drlmn. late ejected Mr. Snarle kept more and | residence not even a mouse was stir- where, with the help of sack-whey, | more aloof on the opposite side of the | ring, warm beds and their remaining terrors, | street, in proportion as their apprehen- | ik 2‘:&"’:.,;. hearty et nlnd wers .ome-,s:lom lncnl‘ud':l(hhme darkness. And TR win- posed by o'clock next |all things in the house remained as arachute Beats Plane. F s '.‘"i.f";“':,’(;”‘:"'&‘":,;hb:,fisimnran "Thiey then got up and, having | Safe from depredation as though they 2 ¥ho' bad gathered below. ;?l";-kmud on a pot of milled choco- had been guarded by & regiment of | NEW YORK, March 11 P —A | late, 'y _hurried to London, without | dragoons | stalled plane can drift to earth more THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, MARCH 11. 1930. ’I‘I'IE EVENING ST ORY o iy o ik At Cieratue: crept softly and tremblingly upstairs. One of World-Famous Works of Literature you home, as come he will, ‘tis 20 to 1 but he takes me for company.” “Indeed, my angel,” cries Mr. Snarle in a tone of like complacence, 1 should much rather he would be pleased to take me single wherever it may be his good pleasure to carry me, for 1 know $8Tothing that T have done so heinous as to have one damnation heaped on the top of the other.” Having scaled as far as the dining room, they all entered and bolted the Christian people! A ladds beseec! you, & ladder, & ladderi” " i The torture the cats were in did not .That, indeed.” cries a wag, “is the permit them to be attached to any | single object. They had quitted Mr, and Mrs. Snarle and now flew about the parlor, smashing, dashing and over- turning piers, glasses and china, and whatever came in their way, as though | it had been the very palace of Pande- monium itself. | George was again on his legs; his Imut@r and mistress had eloped from CITIZENS ARE TOLD OF T6TH ST. RESORT Kalorama Association Hears nance of pale and contagious panic at each other. But George the footman, a strong and bold fellow, having just before en- tered on some business to his master, The Infuriated Cats. BY HENRY BROOKE. (Henry Brooke, 1700-1785. was the parlor, and met the two maids in the middle of the entry. They con- of Speakeasy Within Area of Organization. Sensational charges that “there are | nuisances on Eighteenth street near the best residential section " in the form of a speakeasy and a place that sells equipment for manufacturing liquor were made by Miss Elizabeth Relss, chairman of the police and fire commit- tee of the Kalorama Citizens' Associa- | tion, at a meeting of the association in the new John Quincy Adams School lest night. After charging that both the speak- | easy and place for selling equipment | are within the territory covered by the | association, Miss Reiss was authorized to conduct a further investigation with | other members of her committee and report at a future meeting. | A resolution was adopted favoring the placing of & matron at each ele- mentary school, following the reading | of a communication on the subject| from the Forest Hills Citizens’ Associa- tion. The question of the so-called “smoke nuisance” in Washington was referred to the assoclation’s committee | on public health for a report. The association adopted resolutions requesting that stop signs be placed on Quarry road near Columbia road, at| Champlain and Euclid streets and at t Ontario road and Lanier place. Last night's meeting was the first| held by the association in the Adams | School, the mestings heretofore having | been held in St. Margaret's Episcopal Church. Mrs. Edna L. Johnston, presi- | dent of the association, presided | Lifts Ban From Maddux Airline. | MEXICO CITY, March 11 (#).—The | ministry of communications Sunday | instructed the governor of the northern | district of Lower Oalifornia to permit that T. A. T. Maddux Airlines to resume | their Tia Juana and Agua Caliente pas- senger service, whigh had recently been ordered suspended as unauthorized. | The ministry’s announcement said | that the representative of the company here had deposited a guarantee for the concession, and that the company now was authorized to operate this line. A diabetes patient in & London hos- pital has taken more than $1,200 worth of drugs in the last five years. “At Seventh and K” $13 to $21.75 Coil Springs Just a few r built coil springs whi cost! Premier and Our Own Stock of Unfinished Breakfast. Room Furniture Unfinished Chairs | Several styles this low “$8" Unfinished Servers $3.95 these usefu With drawer. $16 Unfinished Gateleg Tables Attractive Colonial gateleg style of sturdy this amazing price. Use Our Budget 36.50 to $ 1 050 nt, carefully h will en- able you to complete your bed outfit at exactly half the usual 1/, and Less $7.95 construction. A wonderful buy at N ke ‘There was a villager in Ham, etc.) about 10 years of age, who had con- | ceived an upcommon kindness for Ned, on account of his sprightliness, wit and good humor. To this condoling friend he had imparted his grievances, and on him alone he depended for execu- tion of the project proj for re- dress. (For playing a trick upon Mr. Snarle, Ned had received chastisement both from Mr. Snarle and Mr. Fenton.) On a certain moonless night they | mustered four tame cats and, having bound some inflammable fuse around three or four inches of the extremity of each of their tails, they lodged them together in a bag, and, somewhat after suppertime, when all the town was silent, they marched softly and cautiously to the house of Mr. Snarle. There Ned's friend, with his knife, dex- terously Plcked away the putty from a pane of the window of a side cham- ber, where no light appeared. Having | put fire to the fuse of each tail suc- cessively, they slipped their cats, one by one, in at the window. Again having pegged the pane into its place, they withdrew to a little distance to watch the issue. The poor cats remained silent and | | universally inoffensive while they felt | no damage. But as soon as the fire | had seized on their tails, they began | to speak to you in a language wholly | peculiar, as one would think, to senti- | ments and sounds of diabolical inten- | n. Mr. and Mrs. Snarle had been | jangling over the fire in an oppos te parlor, when their dispute was sud- | denly settled by this outery, as they | imagined, of a legion of infernals. They instantly started up, and cast a counte- | pdsioe Bt s e i SAVAGE WASHER & DRYER EXCLUSIVE SPIN-RINSE, SPIN-DRY wy ree Parking Space Opposite Eighth St. Entrance OLDENBE Phone NAtional 5220———————————The Dependable Store Final Clearance of Premier Furniture Co. Stock Premier Furniture Co.’s Stock of Mattresses N and Springs $10 t $39 Mattresses 85 tO 319.50 What more ideal time to buy yourself a new mattréss? Both cotton layer felt and inner spring types included. Premier Furniture Co. Stock of Secretary Limited Only a few of serving tables in a quaint design. $60 Secretary.$29.95 $79 Secretary.$39.50 $85 Secretary.$42.50 $95 Secretary. $47.50 Premier Co.’s Stock of Metal Beds 1/2 Price $9 to $30 Beds Now $4.50 to $15.C0 Such Nationally known makes as Simmons, Greenpoint and Rome. Twin, double and three- quarter sizes in the group. Plan—No Interest or Extras—We Do Not Penalize Our Friends turned and ran to the chamber from which the peal came. He threw open the door with his usual intrepidity; but this was as far as mor(rl courage could go, for the cats, spying a passage whereby, as they conceived, they might fiy from their pain, rushed suddenly and jointly on the face and breast of George, and back he fell, with a ery cluded to get as speedily as they might from the ministers of darkness, and would willingly have escaped by the | street door, but, alas, this was not pos- | sible; one of the devils guarded the | pass, and, clinging to the great lock with all his talons, growled and yelled in theu?ulecht of 20 mrurm;d cats. e stairs, jowever, remained open, of terror and desperation. [and up they would have rushed. "but On, however, went the cats. Flying | were so enfeebled by their fright that into the fl-rlor. one fastened a claw | it could not be done in the way of a in each cheek of Mr. Snarle, d, &8s | race, his lady screamed out and clapped her | A3 they mounted, by the help of the hands before her face, another fastened | walls and_the banisters, says Mrs. with four fangs on her best Brussels Snarle to her mate, in a languid and head and rent and tore away after a | soft voice: lamentable manner. | “My dear and my jewel, 'tis all along| The chambermald and cock, hearing | of you that I am thus haunted. Your the uproar from the Kkitchen, were |old friend, I find, makes no distinction afraid to ascend, and still more d ' of persons, and when he comes to take A SPRING SUIT Of unusual distinction is illustrated. Of fine novelty wool, with white crepe de chine blouse, the jacket is smartly fitted, repeating the line of the flared skirt. Mrs. Ruth Waddill will exhibit the hand-quilted products of Eleanor Beard, until March 22nd. Incorporated 1919 Que Street RG* aHali Price The Premier Furniture Co., formerly located at 425 7th St. N.W., sold us their entire stock at 50c on the dollar—the result of which—these half-price offerings. Only small quantities are left—no C. O. D. or phone orders accepted. No Lay-Bys, but you may purchase articles on our Convenient Budget Plan—No Interest or Ex- tras Added. Premier Furniture Co.’s Stock of Some of the Most Sensational Bargains in the Sale Are Here! $145 Three-Piece Living Room Suite . . . . $72.50 $169 Three-Piece Living Room Suite . . . . $99.00 $229 Three-Piece Living Room Suite. . . $149.00 $340 Two-Piece Living Room Suite . . . . $170.00 “What is the matter, sir?” cried one | adventuring to send to the “ha " |~ Imaginary howlings were heard b; of them. “What is the meaning of thic { mansion for any change of clothes o e heighborhood, and i skl horrible uproar and din? One would | linen, for they would rather have put|tinued to issue thence night by night: think that hell was empty and that all | on garments that had been dipped its inhabitants were come to keep Car- | the blood of Nessus than have touched | currently reported, that while nival in your house. anything in a house of which, with the | Snarle made his escape through the | “Oh, a ladder, a ladder!” cries Mr |furniture, plate, bedding and other ap- | window Satan clawed off a collop or G STREET AT ELEVENTH EXTRAORDINARY OFFER! 5-Pc. Bridge Set 9.50 Well-built “Burrows” table and 4 metal chairs, in red, green, or mahogany finish. All pieces, sturdily reinforced, fold compactly into little space. 5-Pc. Bridge Set 5-Pc. Bridge Set 5-Pc. Bridge Set 16.50 24.75 29.75 Table with solid wood top, thickly padded, Chinese Red, shaded Enamelfinish table C°;’i:l;Edf l‘:“_‘h 5'““"“ enamel finish. 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Clarénce | Chamberlin proved it at Roosevelt Pield. in | and it was as firmly believed, as it was | Fifteen hundred feet up a passenger Mr | jeaped with a parachute and Chamber- lin mushed the plane down, landing 63 Snarle. “Deliver us, good people, good | purtenances, the devil, as they con-!slice from his body in earnest of his ' seconds after the parachute. The PALAIS ROYAL TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 For an Evening’s Entertainment Play-a-Hand- Bridge ° 15c each 2 for 25¢ A fascinating new way to learn bridge, or to improve your game if youre an expert. Play the hand your own way, then open the sealed in- structions by that su- preme authority, Milton C. Work, and find out ust how good or how ad you are! PALAIS ROYAL— Main Floor Popularizing a Quaint Old Style Lamp Colonial Qil Pot Lamps Special 2.24 Iron standard finished in green, black or red, high- lighted in gold, with a quaint brass oil pot, sug- gesting colonial lighter, to carry the modern electric light and a charming shade. 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