Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1930, Page 36

3 Onford University | |PEAGEFUL ELECTION |90 it e o [ 50,80 oot b, e ectly, Mr. Roy #ald, and intense in- # ; i Now Offers Degree | | ANTICIPATED IN HAITI B At micisic™ g 550 o gl o8 vot 280 /e In Litter Dblh'oying slight, .:a - h:l rnnlldot«;l uflfi u;ve (onmnz. 1930.) - Il h LONDON, October 10 (¥.AN.A), | | Eresident Roy Believes Polioe Foros e DRY VOTE URGED tion: } ma ! at"‘"’ —Oxford has recently -instituted Can Maintain Order Dur- Haitlen . i “We are neverthe! . v $ Church Federation Wants Anti- % y ew degree—t A M Y logls! ing Voting. tha rried, Réport Brands | | yourset ‘with d, consisting ’ cie gua Wets to Cast Ballots in Illinols. |further eflmn et propaganda ana to seriously interfere with efforts of en- s ite, 1l sord CHICAGO, October 10 (7). —The board o ditors as “Amateurs mg’ml :hu”... loui:u e s Sk e declded not | CHICAGO, Octaber 10 () —The board | forcement. Sm a rt h at"'! " in Religion.” ! Arauig | [ Fresiens Fugens . Koy of Hews oo mmphluully stated that he | CT8tion Wednesday adopted a resolution | ny,p cora) fish of Jave is deep orange . . 7 extreme o “fl"m Te- | would not consider mccepting the Dres- urging dry voters to participate in the m‘ l:solaf. with pale blue bands edged Octoter 14, predicting of the United Lutheran Church ' > T in a report by the Church ‘ 1 3 Committee today. = » i e .- % considers your fur- a, Bectetary of th e \ ! . n, a'mngm the seculat press ‘ Shoes in many cases. would like to sell them. Some new, some used instruments. Every because they have nem"'rfxluy Sppraired MAIN SPRING ARCH many to be sold immediately. All pianos not sold outright will be imports that we had copied so expertly seem s in rengion” Who oocupied vinabatrinlvaly’ Ht A axt: . the immediate future, particularly homes where there are children. the real answer to your Juery of head, and if they do happen to cover the to follow their conscience regatding military states to combat Over model in dull calf With united organisation, the o:n..nnum did Open Evenings 1340 G Street N.W. PROMISED WOMEN \929 F Stregt I ( : T I \ : g ) debonair affair in * | AN 7 j . in an port: C @ ; . body~ TREE PLANTING EXERCISE Complete With & b / \ TR oo oot 4 e "‘“"““ '“c idential position and would like to re- ' prohibition referendum to be voted on Wi : || ST | BT = a Snug hat— ::mpmls;m mm':fi roundy Wil gather to name the frsy popuas s o Pianos To Loan A g 5 ore: ven! n 2 o e 3 > : e collared coat " mfl{"f,’,"%‘ufi R T g Frankly, we have too many pianos now in stock. Of course, we piano in the sale will be sacrificed at a price almost unbelievable. And that’s important, now that collars are so WALK-OVERS The slashing reductions on Grands, Players, Uprights should cause large and so very furry. The blithe little '::l.d lose connection betws een doctrine ; | placed in the homes of familiesinterested in owning a piano in to be made with that ¥nd in view. They are “‘amateul An i estatvay sbproed . 'fi‘;;ccfiugfvg‘l’gt P“’,‘,’:u“_’gv N o You must call at the store to file your request. well off the forehead, cling to the back of the How to obtain perfact rellet. : Positively No Charge Of Any Kind back of the neck, do so in a manner that e i ,’:‘, e Above is shown a Walk- We, of course, reserve the right to select the homes in which the doesn’t interfere with a single fox, rabbit, i wire:made B i the Metx Sering drek: pianos are to be placed and they may be wsed indefinitely or Persian lamb. t;‘,',"",‘,“’“fi"‘“’""m""m“,‘;“""';‘. until we need them. ok v on th 0 %h/l( @ HAT DEPARTMENT= Third Floor W wver Shop HAS. M. IEFF, IN . REVISION OF CODE olf's Ualk: s CHAS. M. ST s INC, The: Heght- G = Copyright, 1930, L. C. Gorsueh. e G/ : Tnternational Labor Office Said to % s Simone —designed this F Street at Seventh NAtional 5100 | ) $3. 4 5 \ = 2 . . Beauty! Performance! Compactness! All Combined in ~or soleil with PUT OFF TO WEDNESDAY (§ | Triple Screen Grid Tubes : O\ 8 YA N\ : ; Our copy— Inability of Mrs. Hoover to Be k i / A i : I . . [ Present Causes Ceremony to (N This new Crosley is a real “Mate” for the whole b bt IRA \A s : 53v45 3 family. Makes itself as inconspicupus as possible 1 ; W ¢ i ‘ : : we.yet it’s a wonder in performance. If you live in an apartment...if you'd like an extra radio for your home...if you have small rooms...choose the Crosley “Mate.” A handsome cabinet that goes well with other furnishings and which can be used as end or utility table. (Maln Foor, Radio Btore) $ I O Delivers It! | Yi LAl : By Mareell ! Balance Monthly! \ ' i LT TAKoMA FLOWER sHow | v v \ — ‘A M: ght ot DRAWS ANNUAL CROWD (§ | % : ; - T & \ : Sake S Yoo Twenty-five Classes of Dahlias, |} | = it P ; s : : L a-Vis. Our copy Boses and Other Blooms Are : X . Dilphyed in nbury f A i N A Lol . ; > ‘ $3 i 4 5 ’"‘frg:a'ncfl g W‘lnshlng- ton Public Library, corner md will continue lhroulh ‘elock toni show eovers 25 classes, Includlu dlhllll 4 of roses Ant Show Comnittee 15 composed ot 4 | 90-Day M. Bunten, chairman; Roy G. uaumn chairman; Mrs. Elisa- | I | Service JEP Bnr(hlusen ! 'l’ Guaronteed! An Agnes Turban A work room : copy that crushes 3 { | to nothing in e e : 3 # / your hand. Our 3 Rooms, Kitchen copy— $65.00 The Montana 1726 M Street N.W, BUILDING ASSOCIATION 1331 G St. N.W. F Street at Seventh National 5100