Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1930, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1930. PEAB[ EUNGR[SS i o i | N atv et (CICUARK IS RECELECTED . | |ttt el e b;;"““"” RACINE Z00 FIGHTS v deteras 1300 per moes. || WIFE TO SUE LOVEIOY de ¢ here yesterday. u§ b dmitbr for its cordial welcome to the Amerl- gress. We EADER illoo Now one of the replacements, in zest- cans. Expressing Jane Addams' good | ope that through frank dlacussion GLAS__S_M L aent, 653, sl' S S BAD LUCK WITH ZEBRAS Al g o pesmosreond Yale Foot Ball Captain of 1084 . wishes to m, congress, ,“,d will learn how we can help each othzr o urer, and H. Cook ‘assistant sec- T A 1 zeal ht be dis-| Confirms Report of Reno Plans. “Miss Addams is highly pleased that| The Chicago delegation is com) M rganization Votes to Hold 1931/ retary An a Toledo. less lous group mig] - UPENS SESSIDNS our_congress is hem:’fma Pleased M | of Mrs. Florence Tye Jennison Qitviation 16 M atpantien; Joseph O'MA.“ey T roledo. hio: Ar.| MY Send to Germany for Ani-|nheartened, but not the Racine zo0lo-| NEW YORK, July 10 ().—Winslow of Mexico. She will always regret her | Hull House, Mrs. Lillian ertein ot thur Elbert, Huntington, W. Va, and | mal After Two Suffocate and | gists. They are considering sending | M. Lovejoy, Yale's foot ball captain in inability to come. Great dnunces Crane Technical High School, Mrs. W. Va. ‘Thomas J. Gnuuher Pittsburgh, were again to Germany, the big zebra dis-|1924 and.husband of the former Miss —_— make i difficult for women fo meet, | Margaret Furnace ot the John Crerat elected national organizers and M. J. One Dies of Neck-Break. sy s Toe~ snoi 2 . S | offering a disadvantage to O e tees; | Library, Mis, E. Snydacker, Mrs. | By the Associated Pre: Billz, Wheeling, W. Va., | tributing center, for another zebra. |Betty Stoddard, yesterday confirmed re- U. S.-Mexice Political and | work. B Rolental Moy RO TORONTO, Ontario, July 10.—W. | th e Labor | BY the Associated Press. . 5 | ports that his wife had gone to Reno “We belleve that all countries, what- Smeeth and Miss Mly Estelle Cook of | P. Ciarke, Toledo, Ohio, was re-elected ctober. RACINE, Wis., July 10.—The 200 is ki v Western M with the intention of suing for divorce. Economic Relations Are | & S ttiate political or economic creed, | the Austin High S president of the American Flint Glass| Morgantown, W. batiing zero with its zebras. nnn e Visits Western Montana, |“ih ! S a bt ety should meet to understand each other’s'| _The congress cloees July 12. WOrken Union for the twenty-eighth | convention city for July 1931 A pair of the striped quadrupeds, ob- Mont., July 10 (#).—A . 4 laug! of Louis : e ———— 4 ok orribiond e sligh O ibauaks was Telf in Western |E. Stoddand, president of the United Discussed. ¥ the Zoo Society, died of suf- | LSona last night. Reports of the |States Polo Association. The ocouple Hungary now has 21,500,000 acres of | focation when fire broke out in their | movement came from Paradise, Haugan, wu married here in 1925 and have one productive agricultural land. quarters. After considerable difficulty | St. Regis and Saltese. By Raglo to The Star and the Chicsgo f II ews, yrig) MEXICO CITY, July 10.—With Chi- t e center o a eago represented by 7 of the 25 Amer- fcan delegates, the seventh Internation- ey marketing convenience . . . :fi%‘ dealing with American-Mexi- Flncy Fresh Fam:y Thil‘l Skil’\ “‘Benorl Josefina Ortiz Rubio, wife of 47 ne Wotmes Toternationd E NTE R Lima Beans | FreshPeas Lemons Freedom, was 432’s " Borthy Dexter, na- 3 Lbs. 20¢ 3 Lbs. 25¢ Dozen 25¢ tary sectionl, and Kathleen Jenrijson Lowrie, chairman of the Conference Commit- tee. also held the chair. | E . “‘I’A'l.l..l’!lilfl (Ot by the Unea Stats ana| ARKE I Cantaloupes, Med. ....2 for 19¢c; Large, 2 for 25c | o eae 1o, Glacussing. copecialy econemmie | : Hiley Belle Freestone 3 Lbs. 95 e Z L L R N Variety | gress is discussing especially economic 5" peuflenl Tt hecvesn s Georgia Peaches .. tries. m?.he Amefiwan cul‘tursl el fim making Kellogg anti-war . pwct a reality, women's responsibility to E New Potatoes the peace movement and Mexico's con- to education are included in sl By car, bus and street car thousands Boston Lettuce, large leaf Y e et of Washingtonians come to this conven- Home Grown Red Beets | { OPENHOUSE objecti siong the bourcars e s handicap o iently located market. 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