Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1930, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1930. mvll- A'RGRAH - TURK WOMEN CAMPAIGN +POLICE HUNT SLAYER ::“m‘"‘m:“sm; nll:::‘;;"'w"!‘f MONUMENT TO ARNOLD, Prominent Part Taken in Politica| WHO FLED HOSPITAL | 'rhe socaet from tne. crimios traver TRAITOR, S UNVEILED AG“V"Y M ARKEB e '*";L '1":: tn Hmm-w e Hogpital at Lakeland. & @ erintendent of | RVOIUtionaRy War Marker Rests ANBUL, “Turkey, - September 33{n, i the hospital, said the slayer eflected his | (#)—Women are taking a prominent Picked Two Locks, Sawed Window u«‘amun by plel oA emo locks, on Spot Whare Officer Mot hy g 2 part for the first time in Turkish his-| Bar and Dropped 15 Feet |awing a.window bar, dropplng 15 feet British Spy. P Tty Nistorioal Sosiety Just Think of [t— tory in the campaign for the forth- ;:ne":. ground and ‘then scaliog the |y, 1.y Auscciated Prece . - The Star delivered to ‘your Nearly 175,000 Passengerscoming municipal elections. %o e, Ryan was convicted January 21, 1024, | HAVERSTRAW, N. Y. September Tiornine 0 Thte per oy aiey 5 mesom:& :o(er: are showing great - gf Saying his father-in-la “mlll,—A monument perpetuating the| Plant Blooms After 50 Years. Sunday. Can you afford to be Carried Over Scheduled . |Demone, setivity and their names SEure | 5, the ssociated Press. PemlanRry. Theee. youss ‘g0 T way |MEMOFy of traltor was unvelled Sun-| NORTH GREAT RIVER, N, without this service at this cost? ; are several feminine candidates for| LOUISVILLE, Ky. September 23— |rricentifry. Throe years ago he wos | . tember 23 (P)—Mrs. M. E. Nor T Ot e 4900 wad g Routes During 1929. ts in the municipal coun ching | Hospital for Criminal Ins Three boulders surmounted by & Revo- | has been rewarded prin sta Civil aircraft in the United States flew a total of approximately 150,000,000 y3 o L * miles during the past year, or a dally OO average of 414,000 miles, according to =o' $5. own elivers Is 5-Plece ment of Commerce in the Commerce ‘Yearbook. s - There was a marked expansion during year, according to the report, in | i3 = == Loose Cushion Bed-Davenport Suite enjoyed air service. In the field of scheduled air trans- ble to railroad tra R A Y The HUB—The Home of Liberal Credit || | were carried over scheduled routes and more than 7,700,000 pounds of mail were flown, resulting in a revenue to a S - - — AR VAT Z 0 mail carriérs of $17,000,000. Five hi 2 . == l:%‘ Gl \),‘1 dred pilots, 525 planes and ground per- D 7 LN N l \ H sonnel totaling 2,000 engaged in sched- qr 4 —rls /' N7 4 uled operations, - = ‘The record for miscellaneous ope! & tions, which includes student . instru 3 hy, crop.dusting OR 125,000,000 miles flown by nearly 7,000 | 3 ON lloensed planes and more than 10,000 licensed pilots. SIS o 7"‘“- 85 Routes in Operation. During 1929, according to the report, there were 85 domestic .air transport routes in operation, of which 59 carried{ & ‘passengers, 39 carried mail and 47 car- ried express. There were in operation . companies 25 ;guws, h:; S carried passengers, carr] 10 carried idor: ::lvd organizations i : 11 RS " . SeaE ‘ ‘, 1 1 Fbfihmp T E i B e aeenerak - FHATINE e N l - bt g manatctaring showed great | B | k P e | X % p ’ ) Handsome shade Talled at $75,000000, being ‘produced | B .::n..... Oidire / - o ' 8| 55 3 with deep glass the year, w&fle m‘:‘ total of all i 5 bead fringe. Twisted aeronautical products manufactured was i il Y metal base, estimated at $100,000,000, e — q N ¢ ¢ Many Dealers Placed. Heavy production schedules made nec- A LS| f : ) L -AS A BED: $5.00 Down«k . i b thetr” plan : o : 32 national . : c » L N P =78 @) [Loose Cushion Long Bed-Davenport 3-Piece Suite’ O ] -~ S A - b o taki ight—be ! - opdie 3 . R Ry %fié&?fi?&ifi; '.r.::a:";z": Tnite Sutes. ::m e & Table Lamp ln.the average small home where one room As illustrated, the suite consists of a full size, i g..’:“,',; &ufi-h‘x“ r:l:dbl:;é‘i com- finement, of aircraft engin y o:mn the | & $|00 sometimes has to do the work of two, the home- loose cushioned bed-davenport, a large armchair ‘Table I.“mp ' ‘women grow alder they-are Fergptin, smbeilln finrz ‘l‘: maker will find a bed-davenport suite like this and wingchair to match. Loose, spring-filled ¥ iwolght ‘style with ‘Wers le > M 34 .. . . . iedlly periect and you can feel || irertt ‘accoraing to 3 B Pottery vase base | DPractical and convenient. seat cushions with covering of velour. e i SF and decor shade. 5 i “Agu 45 to 49 7 10 G0N 1 g e O FEEFEEFEEE VA AGR R s 22 0¥ tsigfiu * FEEEr ) Three-Piece s < ' Bed Outfit Day Bed With Cretonne Mattress 4] Three piéces—wood-fin- . The satisfaction of a couch-by-day plus ished metal bed with imita- 3 the comfort and convenience of a bed at night. § 80 tion cane panels, a link spring a y Cretonne-covered pad with valance. ¥ and cogibination mattress. A $ I 5 .70 50c a Week— THE HUB ———————————————————————————————————————— - R i l'eal Performance il'l a Walnut-finished frame, velour- covered scoop seat and back. space_saving Cabinet Note the sturdy construction of the frame and the comfortable- $40950 less looking desigh. tubes Features of the Baby Grand ‘ 0 w Cogswell Chair ChCSt of Drawers S>r = = 1 Seven tubes, including 3 screen-grid, fu'l‘ly shielded and N S I4.85 Designed * very sturdily constructed chassis. You may relax in this ‘Arr'nafil; 1;\[::ua s9‘85 Dresscr-RObe 2. Cabinet of American Walnut veneers in combination with 8 2 ® deep-seated, velour-cov- A practical % 3 and 0f sign. ered cogswell chair. It is Pitce‘af fur- A practical piece of irawood. ok Bandsems Gothi desig made for solid comfort furniture ‘:es‘il:‘::‘:s‘”;:"; $2I.75 3. Electro-dynamic speaker that gives unusual reproduc- 4 and looks it. e and G tion all along the musical range. 80c @ Week ings, ete. Fitted with 4 The “Baby Grand” is only 1714 inches high and suffi- * ciently light in weight to make 1t an ideal portable elec- e aer i Comfortable Rocker No Added Cost 4 | s598 For Liberal Credit 5 i LN - ' b ; . and comfort- . ably designed ; 5 2-Piece in golden oak Wa&x:;f—!"lnb!:hcd S le R b - Console Set| with mahog- An ",;,fiocro Inge obe / : 54.98 any finish, chifforobe in wal- s I 7‘85 A roomy, l:! s A £ Wood saddle AU ETATATATEY R e nut - finished compact chi .95 An artistic gumwood. Very robe (single size) for the Bldg. > & ool o ot e seat and slat B et .. ¥ SRR A a0 e 7th and D Streets Northwest ; back. HOURS=9A. M. 1o 7 P. M. SATURDAY to3:30 P. M.