Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1930, Page 16

* SENATE MEASURES T0 BE SPEEDED Leaders Assure President of Action on Public Buildings and Road Aid. Senate Republican Leaders Watson of lead- e re probably wo ite about the middle of next and McNary sald they Aan sent to Adjournment of the session before June 25 was held to be unlikely. May Keep Silence. ‘The Republican leaders left the White House with the im lon Hoover will keep manifold rate structure until the bill e employment program. ‘The Dowell bill increasing the annual appropriation for roads from $75,000,000 to $125000,000 has passed both the House and Senate, but is tled up in conference. The Elliott public buildings measure, expanding the program for Government construction of $230,000,- 000 is on the Senate calendar. Prohibition After Shoals. After Muscle Shoals, Watson tion to get the Senl'e'lm g issue. The Hoover Law En- recommended er measures to bolster the dry law, but most of them have struck Iflmd Even administration-con- tro House has only put through the transfer I‘:‘m. o There is, however, every prospect for 8 vote in the Senate on the resolu- tion of Senator Blaine, Republican, Wis- eomtn to repeal the eighteenth amend- ment. NEW GERM DISCOVERED. Young Englishwoman Said to Have Solved Disseminated Sclerosis. March 14 (M.—l{lll Kath- SRR A S It is 21 years since the first dog derby course was over a 408-mile trail in the wilderness from Nome to Candle Creek and back. The idea of the con- test is credited to “Lawyer” Albert Fing of Nome, Alaska. |A Mardi Gras Queenl MISS MARY APPLEGATE, Attractive senior of the Shreveport, La., High School, who reigned as queen of the annual Mardi Gras ball there. — iated Press Photo. LINER PARIS HELD UP BY STRIKE AT HAVRE Break Between French Line Sea- men’s Union Threatens Also to Delay Ile de France. By the Associated Press. HAVRE, France, March 14.—Not only was the liner Paris held up here today and prevented from sailing for New York but it was feared the Ile de France, due to leave for America March 19, might also be delayed indefinitely. Quriskar CHEVROLET SALE ILLUSTRATED LECTURE oN PHOTO ENGRAVING by a Representative of the MAURICE JOYCE ENGRAVING CO. Tuesday Evening, 8:30 for the Public and Our ADVERTISING CLASS LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY 30 Years in Washington 1333 F St. NW. Met. 2883 ASK FOR ADMISSION CARD WASHINGTON'S FINEST MEN'S WEAR SHOP “Fifth Avenue” is only one of the many new KNOX HATS $8.50 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1930 N & Ny eSS > \— = — N e ~\ == N S= DA = 77 NN 7 I \ N/ \ gumw [ The picture tells the story — and what a story of beauty and value it tells! Four very desirable pieces— dresser, vanity, chest of drawers and poster bed. They are constructed of genuine walnut veneer over solid ' $5 DOWN port Suite Inside the Daven- port—ready at a mo- ment’s notice—is full size, comfortable bed. The suite is exactly as illustrated above— Wing Chair, Bed- Davenport and Club Chair—is splendidly upholstered in choice Including Bunny Chair ‘Three attractive pieces, strongly constructed for service and com- fort. Comprises large and com- fortable Davenport, Club Chair and button-back Bunny Chair with loose cushions, uphol- stered in attractive Ve- PERSONAL SERVICE We will be pleased to send a car —with reliable chauffeur— to bring you to our store and re- turn you to your home, providing you reside within the city limits. This is just another example of our willing and personal service to our customers. Buy, We covers, and is fully guaranteed. s Andideah i Guarantee $5 Down at a low cost. 9x12 Rug FREE ' Knox has done very foxy things, indeed, with the new Spring “Fifth Avenue”; the brim is of varying widths, so that it curves up back of your head like a stern-wave, and snaps down over your eyes like a top- sergeant’s sun visor. Comprising contin- uous-post metal bed, link spring, comfort- i - — able mattress and nicely finished chif- The “Saxon” [ comes from America’s finest Shoe Family Consolette Model (II- lustrated), Screen Grid. SHOES | —~— = Bl g $12.50 u et 149 With its usual ability to sense early % style trends, Stetson presents “The Saxon” for Spring, 1930, in black or m brown calf oxford, with medium sole and rubber heel. “The Saxon” has already become the favorite last of America’s best dressed men. RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street And when you see the suite, note its beauty, its handsome walnut veneers, we are positive you'll have us send it home. 10 pieces, consist- ing of oblong table, enclosed server, china cabinet, buffet, 5 side chairs and 1 armchair with upholstered seats. Each piece is well constructed to give lasting service. NATIONAL. $10.00 Delivers It.— No Interest Or Carrying Charges.— Liberal Terms!! i 5 = ighboy @ X £ : = e 224 N T I Buy Your PHILCO Radio at the | No Phone or Mail Orders