Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1930, Page 33

For Sale or Rent Gasoline Station Corner_flot, size 120x120 feet on Sligo Pike opposite -Indian Springs Golf Club. Have been granted permit for gasoline station. Will sell at 75¢ foot or rent at §75 monthly; will give lease. Phone owner, North 4108 || or your own broker i H, y, Al il | Frau Cosima Wagner, widow FRAU WAGNER DIES AFTERLONGILLNESS Played Greater Role in Hus- band’s Career Than Bavarian King. By the Associated Press. BA' German; 1— Richard Wagner and nlulhur of Pranz Lisst, celebrated composers, died today at the age of 92. hehldheenm(ornlonlume nnd | unlblemue whnror!oluvqhnmmel Frau Wagner held a unique place in the musical world as the real builder of Richard Wagner's world-wide repu- STUDENTS USE PULLMAN CARS FOR DORMITORIES SR TR Blackburn College Converted Into Self-Help Schgol Since Burn- ing of Main Building. - CARLINVILLE, 1. (#)—Blackburn | College here has been converted into an independent, self-help school by broadcast slogans: o ohar oollope. VIl take. you, and tuition. Far and 'lrls the enmllmmt ltmlt. try to when fire destroyed the school’s main building a few years ago, Willlam M. Hudson, Blackburn's pruldem pro- cured worn-out to house the ess students. Since then student labor h1 e erected several buildings. “Blackburn is the only school where self-help extends to mnuemom and direction of work,” S8Ys. “Students buy the (ood eonk it, serve Overcoat Thefts in Two Churches Lead To Arrest of Trio At the, place of first atten the German Lutheran Chi three overcoats were lice were nufiflefl. Ilfl‘l a M tion of the " A few mlnulu lmr patrolmen closed 10 overcoats. it md eat it, 'nwy operate & 2oo-qm'e far Each st t must work wi hll 'l_mm two nna - half hours e.chl WDENS DECLARED . 0ST DEVOTED COUPLE fm Official Residence at No, 11 Downing Street, London. INDON (N.AN.A).—Mr. and Mrs. Snowden, who have just céle- their silver wedding, are amdng most devoted wupl;n u: public life. same road and the same companion. concern. ‘|HOOVER APPROVES ks AT s S ud I wmnleu mo— ly over acture, oeal Brovs tal and -fle of mmtlc luhun to NEW BUILDING BILL 000,000 Expenditure, One-Half Allotted to District. President Hoover today signed the | Keyes-Elliott bill carrying an authori- | zation of $230,000.000 for new public bulldings. half of which is to be spent in_the District of Columbia. itnessed b eyes, n of the pubuc bufldlngl cnmmmee of the Senate, and presentative Elliott of Indiana, chair- mnn ol the House public buudmgs com- mittee; Representative Lanham of Tex- u, the ranking Democrat on the House imittee; Secretary of the Treasury Mellon Assistant Secretary of lhe ‘Treasury Henth who ls in ch-rge of the build! ‘;‘ am, Postmaster Gen- For Safety’s Sake -demand mluedxmm pens. They were unud to Senator Keyes, mwm Melkm and Assistant Secretary Heath. | be spent. 1y, of which $15,000,000 i President congratulated those ' will be it annually in the District. ture the Pnd ined that Elliott and Lanham, 000,000 United States OIL BURNER “AS GOOD AS ITS NAME” Special Prices Prevail Now! The best investment you can make for the improvement of your home. It modernizes and adds hundreds to its sale value. GET OUR PRICE ON THIS WONDERFUL BURNER Budget Payments Accepted Cleaning Fluid TYPEWRITER TYPE| ! o and mames vt i | 20¢BOTTLES AT ALL DRUG AND GROCERY STORES tation. She played an even mur ro|e Q.hln King Lu ' ’k II in promoting the Heating lm.u u: MAURICE J. COLBERT %5 of & nntln 1908-10 M St. N.W. 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This large sum represents the interest that accrued during the past six months on their deposit accounts with the Company's Savings Department. BABY FOODS $1.00 Horlicks 75¢ Dextri Maltose. . . Lactogen, 1 Ib.... .. 8L 75¢ Mellins Food. ......... 50c PROTECTOR Tar or Cedar BAGS Size 26x57 inches 3 w1 ‘well- '!‘hue splendid quality, made bags are dust-proof and ?mymxr.pm&’mu?g‘;“mmu Each lor bag has a rack inside to accomm several eutl 3 | FOR KIDNEY ILLS 60c Doans Pills $1.00 DeWitts Pills. . ...... 85c Jad Sakts........ erKi $1.00 Princess Pat. $1.00 Azurea " Surplus funds depomted redulnr]y ina savmgs account. on which interest is compounded provide a growing, safe and easily convertible investment. Unaffected by economic disturbances, these funds form a valuable defense when money is needed, and open the way to business opportumtxes Central— 7th and Mass. Ave. LAXATIVES Arom. Cas. 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