Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1930, Page 26

B—10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 28 1930. JUDGEU M BARB[R MRS. JOHNSON DENIES |BILL WOULD REWARD | . LIVl SON IS TO LOSE LEG| HERD OF SPANISH WAR|f - DIES IN VERMONT e e e ozl And mow competition has forced the Favorable. Contracted Malarial Fever. Survdon 0.5, Gt o o2 T o e e | hand of the Radio Corporation of o jr., might have to have one of his 1egs | was recalled today by Representative toms Appeals Bench Here |amputated as the result of a compound Grail, Republican, oyt st racture failing to knit properly. Mrs. g - hiy From 1910 10 1928, | ok S '75”;:::"&;5“;3},‘:2?;“ e h. Amenca. A tremendous break m tion is very favorable. ‘The leg bones were reset last week. | Judge Orion Metcalf Blrber who was | lbgr:h Johlns'urlA lul(pllir;\ed nndh in :pll . | of the painful injury her son has main- B ht e S b R AR e e rices enables Lansour r0 Court of Customs Appeals here from | declared that her husband, manager of | the disease. Years have gone by since ge! 1910 to 1928, is dead in Bennington, | the Washington base ball club, would |then and Crail's measure would award Vt., his home, former associates here | SOntinue with the team throughout the | him a £0ld medal and a pension of $150 s pring training tour. Judge Barber, who was appointed to | automobile near his "home In Alta Vista, | the ::m by President Taft, when it | Md., on March Church Bells Held Annoyance. was organized in 1910, retained this = AR ISTANBUL, March 28 (#).—There post until September of 1928, when he | Traces Origin of Famed Bologna. are 2&%53:;52:3:;‘:?::; In | :‘ms city | retired shortly before the demnmon[ BOLOGNA, March 28 (#).—The his- | plaints about the ringing of ‘bells that of the court was changed to Customs | tory of the sausage that made Bologna {he hours have been restricted by the amous has been written by One | city authorities. 5 in 1857, was for | Signor Colombini. He finds it was | Smcesswees — years & prominent member of the bar | Mmentioned in Homer's “Odyssey” and | in' Vermont, his home State, and had | Was manufactured on a large scale in 1376, when the workmen formed e guild. In 1661 three ]uhes of the Tablets i, | cat-o-nine-talls were ordered as punish- where his reputation was broadened, | ment for anybody making mortadalla, | Relieves a Headach Neuralgia in He was & member of the Cosmos Club | & the sausage is known, out of anY | 3o minuer, St e and the Masonic Order. [ |and checks Malaria in three days. e Sttie.family resided here &t boering has been probibited in | ; | survive. The family resides ere Motor ting has been pro . & ” Wardman Park Hotel. the Alpine Lakes of German: 666 also in Liquid i il ‘?H | Radiola 46 o with Screen Grid Circuit @ Radiola 60 with Super-Heterodyne Circuit i Console in a Handsome Lowboy sk ‘ ith th -grid radiotrons UY224 and $148.50 and $142.50 Values e e TR et e 5 )oline conso(le Ic.!ii)qel'.mls'?‘hod dial tuning and . (Y V? ume control. .l' 1l .l'fl‘ m Ippl"oxlmllt Choice---CompleteWith Tubes e o e Harris & Ewing | many desirable features is the built-in RCA Electro-Dynamic speaker, noted for its depth and range of tones. Sale price, 00 Beginning Tomorrow! Our A | | SPllllliNG nStzlxlIigs ' $8 50 il March 29th to April 5th Six great floors and the Basement Store, 86 departments, beginning tomorrow, show the way . to emphatic savings on the very things that are foremost in your mind at present. This store believes in RCA radios—it has . sponsored them on many occasions. Nat- An Op P——Y Of More Than urally when this big break in price came, Ordinary Importance Considering: we grasped the opportunity to bring them FAMOUS RCA 60 . . —Super-heterodyne, long acknowled, The Hiailinoesdll ' Thiv Sale : to our patrons at such tremendous savings. i e e 1 R e ; Ho n a finer instrument. Radiola 60 employs 9 tubes, Easter is only three weeks hence. Spring is here, accord- A whole carload will be ready tomorrow— is super selective and capable of producing tone ing to'the calendar. i 3 qu-lity with unerring fidelity. Housed in a beau- Conslder Yourself lucky lf you get one of tiful walnut console with RCA speaker built in behind an elongated grill. Sale price, $89.50. The Fashion Rightness of the Merchandlse them—we urge your prompt attendance. . : sl For now Spring and Easter fashions are definitely established, and are gloriously represented at important economies in this seven-day event. The Scope of This Event , —-aISO the NeW $2 1 3.50 Simple hl:)mfe nefessm;s and htmunee, fa'l mol}':s for everz : | = H S . Od R d . l ST et i creen-Grid Radiola- and aids to Easter sewing are all included. Every de- ‘ s ‘ b i " j: partment joins this gala occasion. : ; ) V ‘ Phonog,raph COm blnatlon The Savings Possibilities ; ; : L Comparison will reveal the fact that hav tated . 50 ' . $ neither the occasion nor the values. i s o — ‘ Complete Wlth Tubes 1 2 '9.50 M h d. W.ll . 4 This Radiola 47 RCA presents the complete modern radie erchandise ill Be on Dlsplay g o for home eln:étginment(.; ’I(;hli‘s f]uplerb hinstrumenlt?L &nx)g)lys the L ‘ B ; = sensationa creen-Grid Radiola, the famous ectro- and Sale Tomorrow—and YOll Are i ‘ ‘ Dynamic Loudspeaker and mechanism for reproducing phono- s . f graph records, utilizing the “loudspeaker and part of the Invited to Make Advance Selection | Bt wich Hae s 1080 Radiola circuit. { Sunday’s Paper Will Carry the Complete } i : $ 1 0 DOWN DELIVERS 2 § £ - : Story of the Many Values Obtainable : Balance in 12 monthly payments, plus a small carrying clnrge. DIO SALON—FOURTH FLOOR . LANSBURCH & BRO | ] ANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860-7National 9800