Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1930, Page 50

> ¥ YOU ARE GOING TO PHILADELPHIA AND WANT A REAL NIGHT'S REST wavel on the Sresmer, Jobn Codwulader 6P. M., Seturdey 4 P. Arrives Philadelphia 6 FARE, $2.50 ROUND TRIP, 84 iiustrated folder on reavest. ERICSSON LINE COR. LIGHT & PRATT STS. |TOY MANUFAGTURE BEGINS SATURDAY Girl Reserves to Convert Did Playthings. Into Gifts for Poor. A part-time factory whose directors promise to turn out hnpplneu in large &\nnflfi. and to vestors liberal lvidends, lnhn‘lhle bul satisfactory, begin the hum of activity tomor- ¢ Seven I:n?h. a K reete, 4 Sevent l.n; Qirl Reserves will hke up flmr mml-l work of mi over toys contributed chudnn 'I'.h the design of time unxor- them af tunate boyl and girls in homes, schools and orphanages. Oll Tfl!l I—ldfl Lhflvin‘ llme b\ulnu- ib !mlnh ear, will be kept !lmrdlyl and by the tmunlm': i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, FRIDAY, Yho devote thelr pase time m“"':'.i JURY RIGHTS SOUGHT BY WOMEN , it shop, earpenter ‘Toom. OF ILLINOIS IN COMING ELECTION | sisie convertins i P. |Feminine Paul Reveres Campaign for Recognition on Par With 21 Other States and Ancient Babylon. A noup ot Girl Reserve dumn.l su- the work at the “ Dorothy Belton. Henrletta Goodner, Lois Spencer and Ellen Sieon, and as- sisting them are active Girl Reserves, rper, Said to Have Lived 150 Years. NOVAI GUASSU, Brasil, chber 24 ~—The length of Senhora Rosa costa’s life is given by relatives ls I ing, in";“"’ and a half. great-great-grandchildr She is dead, leav- children, 124 mndchlldrm. 14 | still By the Associated Press. 'AGO, October 24.—The feminine Pnu )'u"re- of 1930 are riding through is village and farm to spread I of another “woman’s right.” ‘way, mdn and England have ap- their service. of s Brother, % election day the voters, men and | &0 e fllh'fllufltch\hfih dreds of little “x” marks that will ‘rlnt or withhold from Ilinois en equal rights with men in the Right Granted in 3200 B.C. T'enty one other States jury service Ivr women. And in the afirmati mlnin- mrm dlu the to the Blbylnni. of 2200 B.C. Siiding over the dark ages interven- the current finds Illlnoil and Mluoufl alone in the Illddk rning & negative thuml fiw wunun Jurors. Abroad, Germ:ny jor- , Mighfiest Stars of All Creation year Tomorrow on the Screens of Amerlca s Greal'est :Tfilking Motion Picture! Fabulous Forces of the Screen Unite with the Magic of Radio to Produce the most Unique Entertainment in World History! AMOS ‘N’ ANDY ON THE SCREEN! A Hundred Million People Await Them!... A Mighty Nation Becomes one Vast Audience as These Beloved Characters of the ltcdlo Flash into Vivid Life Across . the Screenl See Theml Hear Them! Love Them! And What a Story They Tell! Brimming with Laughter! Filied with Fascinating Plot, Suspense and Thrills... Glorious in its llobust Amorlcun Fun! As Amos ‘n’ Andy blaze new trails of enter- tainment on the screens of America,RKO Radio Pictures announces still another sweeping 'rlumph—a colossal picturization of Edna Ferber’s epic nwol “CIMARRON. “Watch for it! \/ NAVAN OCTOBER 24, 1930. could mean only men, for women were nocuunm and Mm indorsed the this year and the State has fllomlll y. sponsored tions. pt mo cam| ‘women'’s ornnl.-— mmdmem ‘would of small chik ficfln thers and women caring for e sick ar aged from jury duties. —— DEBATE VALENTINO WILL by divers Sister and Executor of Late Actor Disagree. LOS ANGELES, October 24 (#).— the com- | Further battles over the estate of the for i late Rudolph Valentino, film star, were lvwrmn( mmmbmmodhmolemnte‘;g vote November 4. Decision Rests en Technicality. Except for technicality upon which mm Court based Iu'nfl’m‘ men mw‘-ll!r-uul-“: for jury Subscribe Today It costs only 1% eenh du and § cenu Sundun DR delivered w reguhr :nv:ry evening and gundu morn- ‘Telephone National uoo and ths dellve‘ry will start medi- le Route Agent '11! col- lect at tho end of each month. No Commission Charged On Our Loan Plan In Buying or Re-Financing Improved D. C. Property! Commission charges and the cost eof brokers’ services have often proven a heavy item in borrowing money. Our plan does away with all that. Come in and let us explain to you! Open Daily 9 10 § Saturdays Until Noon NAtional 1381 ' NATIONAL PERMANENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION 949 NINTH ST. NW. Just below New York Ave. Organized 1890 Under Supervision of U. S. Treasury REAL ESTATE AMOS v ANDY on the Air TONIGHT! RKO Hour Io :30 WRC _:':.*::z."r:'::,:-:.r:..?'r.::::.'-:,